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Welcome to End Terrace House for 5 in Clifden.
Category: | Galway Cottages | Clifden Cottages
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Clifden, Connemara, County Galway ref 8890
This beautiful home is located in a small development only a stroll from Clifden town the capital of Connemara. It is finished to a very high standard inside with all mod cons, fully equipped fitted kitchen / diner opening out onto decking area and shrubbed garden ideal for relaxing after a days touring this magnificent area. Clifden is a trendy town with numerous restaurants, pubs, shops, market and annual arts festival. This is an ideal base for exploring the delights of Connemara and its National Park and even venturing into Mayo. Galway City is 1.5 hours drive.
Shop. Pub. Restaurant 176 yards. Beach 8½ miles.
On the ground floor: lounge, kitchen/diner, utility room, w.c.
On the first floor: double, kingsize double with ensuite shower room and balcony, single, bathroom with shower over bath.
Electricity and oil central heating included, open fire, linen and towels included, welcome pack, travel cot, TV, video, dvd player, CD, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, Washing Machine / Dryer, enclosed private courtyard, decked area, patio furniture, locked shed available for storage, off road parking. Pets welcome.
Extra Details
This area has a spectacular coastline and Clifden is a Great town so this is the ideal property for all tastes and ages. Set between the Atlantic Ocean, 12 Ben Mountains and preserved boglands, lies the town of Clifden on the Coast of Connemara.
An area at long last recognised as a new popular destination and not just a place to 'breeze through'. Enhanced by spectacular scenery, championship golfing, horse-riding, walking, cycling, hill walking, beaches, fishing, scuba diving, painting, national parks, abbeys, castle ruins and over 5,000 years of living history. Peruse the many shopping choices in Clifden from sweater shops, quality gift shops, boutiques to antique and souvenir shops. Lunch in tea-shops, pubs and in the evenings, indulge in Clifden's emerging reputation as the West's 'Gourmet Capital' by dining in its fine restaurants. And finish the day by enjoying a tipple in the towns many hostelries, from the genuine 'quaint-Irish' to the more trendy. Music is also to be found on your rounds.
Traditional Music 300 yards. Cinema 0.2 miles. Childrens Playground, Tennis 1 miles. Coastal walks 1½ miles. Fishing 2 miles. Golf 8½ miles. |
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