Cork - Ireland
Holiday Accommodation in Ballydehob
Self catering accommodation in Cork with holiday home farmhouses and cottages for rental in Ballydehob
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Ref. IR255
Ireland > Cork > Ballydehob
Holiday House in Ballydehob, Co. Cork, Ireland
Sleeps 8. 4 bedroom detached house with back and front gardens set in quiet location. Fishing and sailing are available in Schull and golf at Bantry Bay. Bantry and Skibereen (large towns are 20 mins away by car). Schull is a picturesque seaside village 4 miles away. Ballydehob itself is a 2 min walk.
Prices from €550.00 per week
Ref. IR285
Ireland > Cork > Ballydehob
House in Rosbrin Cove, Between Ballydehob/Schull, County Cork, Ireland
Sleeps 9. 5 bedroom, large spacious house and garden overlooking Rosbrin Cove. 2 minutes to cove for swimming, sailing or kayaking. 10 minute walk to beach. 5 minute drive to Ballydehob or Schull with all amenities. Golf courses in nearby Skibbereen and Bantry both 20 minutes drive. Plenty of scenic walks. Central heating.
Prices from €750.00 per week
Ref. IR3
Ireland > Cork > Ballydehob
Holiday Home in Ballydehob, West Cork, Ireland
Sleeps 6. 3 bedroom holiday home. A peaceful location, overlooking Roaringwater Bay with its castles, islands and coves. The nearby countryside and villages provide a multitude of activities. Local pubs regularly host live music and folk sessions. 3 golf courses within 20 mins.
400 - 900 euros per week
Ref. IR401
Ireland > Cork > Ballydehob
Coney Island, Schull, Nr. Ballydehob, Ireland
Rent your own island. Idyllic 4 bedroom house (sleeps up to 8 people) in a unique island setting in Roaringwater Bay, Ireland' s most beautiful coastal area with its 100 Carbery Islands. Situated on a 7 acre island in a sheltered area off the West Cork Coast. Only 7 minutes by boat from Colla Pier.Paths lead to the 3 beaches from the house. There is a barbecue area and several exterior-dining areas. Facilities include a small pier,fully maintained yacht mooring and helicopter pad.
Prices from €2000.00 per week
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Garnish Island is a little way north of Ballydehob self-catering farmhouses and is famous for its spectacular gardens. Although mainly in the Italian style they borrow elements and architectural features from a host of different world cultures and boast a number of plant species that can normally only be found in tropical environments. Bantry House and Gardens are also well worth a visit, and sit about 20 minutes from cottages in Ballydehob. The exquisite mansion was constructed in the early 18th Century and is home to the Armada Centre, an attraction that details an attempted French invasion of Ireland in the late 1700s. A little further away from Ballydehob self-catering accommodation is the scenic Killarney National Park, which boasts large expanses of ancient woodland as well as historical landmarks like 15th Century Ross Castle.
Weather
At self-catering farmhouses in Cork you can expect mild, if rather changeable, weather throughout the year. Summers are very pleasant, with highs occasionally rising above 20 degrees.
Best Time to Visit
The Ballydehob Summer Festival, offering a range of events and performances, takes place in early August, which is a great time to arrive at a Ballydehob holiday rental.
Reaching Ballydehob
Ballydehob self-catering holiday home farmhouses and cottages are just over an hour away from the City of Cork and its international Airport (ORK).
