| Bride Valley Fruit Farm - The Farmhouse |
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Visit the famous Blarney Stone, or spend the day at one of the many beaches in the area.
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| Valentine Cottages - Valentine Cottage 2 |
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Oozing quality and character, these charming holiday cottages (refs W31921, W31922 and W31923) are set around a very pretty courtyard with central fountain. Valentine Cottage 1 (ref W31921), as its name suggests, offers a romantic hideaway for two - standing detached with stunning panoramic rural views.
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| River Cottage |
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In a romantic riverside setting, this detached single storey holiday property in a peaceful retreat nestles beside a river in the heart of the beautiful Nire Valley with a backdrop of woods and the Comeragh Mountains.
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| An Seanachai Cottages - Cottage 2 |
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Situated at the gateway to the Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) region of Waterford, these superb holiday homes (refs W32144 and W32145) lie adjacent to the owner’s award-winning 17th-century thatched pub and restaurant where traditional Irish music and storytelling sessions are frequently held.
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| Copper Coast Cottages - Radharc Na Farraige |
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These detached, single-storey holiday cottages (refs W32091 and W32092) enjoy stunning sea views, and are set in an elevated position above the seaside village of Bunmahon on the Copper Coast. This area was declared a European Geopark in 2001 and an UNESCO supported Global Geopark in 2004. This geologically diverse area contains records of Palaeozoic volcanism and the last Ice Age. There are many beautiful, secluded coves and beaches to enjoy, some suitable for surfers or divers or for exploring the islands and caves along the coast by kayak. It is approximately 11 miles to Tramore, which has many activities for all the family, an ideal beach for surfing and also has an amusement park. Visit Ireland’s oldest city, Waterford, 15 miles, and the many public gardens including Ballymoat and Littlewood (by appointment) and Bog of Fenor. The Copper Coast has evolved over 460 million years, take your time to visit and explore! Kilmacthomas Village is approximately 5 miles away. Beach 1.1 miles. Shop and restaurant approximately 3 miles, pub 1.1 miles.
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| Valentine Cottages - Valentine Cottage 3 |
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Oozing quality and character, these charming holiday cottages (refs W31921, W31922 and W31923) are set around a very pretty courtyard with central fountain. Valentine Cottage 1 (ref W31921), as its name suggests, offers a romantic hideaway for two - standing detached with stunning panoramic rural views.
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| Clash-Brack Cottage |
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Set in a rural location, yet only 6 miles from the nearest beach, this is the perfect getaway spot for a relaxing holiday.
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| Doon Farmhouse |
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Dating back to 1860, detached Doon Farmhouse is a holiday getaway in a secluded setting with stunning views towards the Comeragh Mountain range. Situated on the owners’ 90-acre working farm adjacent to their home, guests are free to wander and fish in their river 200 yards from the house.
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| Dun an Oir |
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This delightful semi-detached cottage is on the picturesque Helvick peninsula, in an area renowned for traditional Irish music, and is only 6 miles from the bustling town of Dungarvan
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| Sea View |
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With wonderful panoramic views over the fishing harbour and the open sea, this most attractive holiday house, with its own patio to the rear and en-suite double bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, is set on an elevated site within walking distance of a sandy beach and is ideally located for enjoying village life with a shop next door and pub just 100 yards away.
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