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Rear view of Martello Lodge
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Living room
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This magnificent 3 bedroom residence is set on an elevated site with panoramic views of the Macgillycuddy Reeks. Standing in its own large mature garden, it offers luxurious accommodation, with wooden and ceramic flooring throughout, rooms have double aspect windows. There is an open fire and oil fired central heating. Situated 2km from the market town of Kenmare, which sits at the head of the Kenmare Bay. The Bonane heritage park is but one of a few places of historical interest close to Kenmare. This makes it a fantastic base to explore the South West of Ireland. Kenmare is home to some of Europe's most pristine restaurants and is a gourmet delight. An ideal location for walking, sea and river fishing, touring, golf, experiencing fine foods, live music entertainment and the craic of traditional Irish culture in many of the traditional Irish bars.
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Dining area
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Kitchen
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Rental periods |
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| Low season |
750 euros |
| Mid season |
890 euros |
| High season |
1070 euros |
Notes on prices
Prices are for the property per week in euros. Please contact us for weekend hire availability and prices.
Changeover day
Changeover day is Saturday but some flexibility considered off season. Arrival after 4pm, departure 11am.
| Accommodation |
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| Bedrooms: |
Master bedroom with king size bed and ensuite with ex-large multi jet shower.
Bedroom 2 with double bed.
Bedroom 3 with twin beds. |
| Bathrooms: |
En suite bathroom to bedroom 1 with multi jet extra large shower and underfloor heating.
Bathroom with bath/shower over, WC and sink unit. |
| Kitchen: |
The large open plan kitchen leads off to a large dining area. It is fully equipped with hob, double oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, fridge, freezer, toaster and extractor fan. With a 'frank' dual bowled sink set in the granite kitchen island. |
| Utility Room: |
Equipped with washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board, sink and wall cabinets. |
| Living Rooms: |
Large living room, 3 stage sliding glass opening and extra large windows all round. 2 large comfy sofas, 36" flat screen TV, DVD, video player, open fire, wooden floor throughout and adjoining open plan reading room. |
| Other: |
The large open plan dining room complete with 3 glass walls and ceiling boasts the morning sun. It has the luxury of under floor heating and opens up to 30 sq.m. sun deck and out to 2 acres of private garden. There is a large oak table which seats 8/10. |
Cleaning/towels/
linen/maid service: |
All bed linen and towels provided, the property made ready and cleaned on Saturdays. midweek cleaning service available on request.
Guests are asked to leave the property in a clean and tidy condition. Extra cleaning will incur an excess of 70 euros. |
Notes on accommodation
Martello Lodge is a non smoking home.
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| hob/stove |
oven |
fridge/freezer |
fridge |
| microwave |
dishwasher |
washing machine |
tumble dryer |
| iron/ironing board |
tv |
central heating |
high chair |
| barbecue |
Accessibility
This property is on one level and has got disabled access if required. The living area is open planned with wheelchair access to all rooms.
Outside
There is a 30 sq.m. decking area across the back of the property, with a wooden table and chairs and a BBQ. There is also a large wooden table and seating area at the front of the property. All of the grounds are secluded and frequently visited by native wild deer in the early morning and late evening. There is an abundance of flora and fauna in this idyllic garden and surrounding area. There is a 200m walk along the stream to the seashore through a native oak wood on the opposite side of the raod.
There are various lawned areas suitable for all sorts of sporting activities and field games.
Coast/Beach
The seafront is a short stroll from the house through an old oak wood along the 'Serpentine' path. On the approach to Kenmare town there is a pier with boating and fishing facilities available. 3km from Martello Lodge is Star Sailing Marina which caters for all water sporting activities.
Scuba diving facilities are available at Killmagilogue pier along the coast road.
Kerry boasts a wide selection of beaches. The nearest sandy beach is approximately 20 km from the property.
Golf
Kenmare is fortunate enough to have two superb 18 hole golf courses. The first, Kenmare golf course the elder of the two was founded in 1903, it is situated a 2 min stroll from the town. The earlier holes stretch along the picturesque Roughty river estuary, while the remainder of the holes on this course provide panoramic views of Kenmare Bay and the Roughty Valley. The Ring of Kerry golf and country club voted 2nd in ‘ten of the best views in British Isles golf’ is a short drive from the town. This championship course has breath taking views across the Kenmare Bay and the Kerry mountains.
Special interest holidays
The Lake House Hotel at Cloonee specialises in fly fishing on the Cloonee Lakes, boats and rods are available for hire.
Kenmare walking club have regular organised mountain walks throughout the year.
Bicycles are available for hire in Krnmare.
Travel
Kerry Airport (Faranfore) 56km. Cork Airport 97km. Shannon Airport 193km. Dublin 5 hours drive. Cork port 95km. Rosslare Port-Co Wexford 281km.
Distances
Kenmare Town 2km. Star Sailing Marina 3km. Killarney 24km
Cork 96km. Bantry Bay 43km. Dingle Peninsula 115km
Tralee 40 miles. Pony treking available within 2 min walking distance of the house. Private pebbled beach a short stroll from the house.
Further details
Kenmare is just 2km away. This heritage town, which dates back to the 1600s, has many places of historical interest. Throughout the year, Kenmare plays host to many sporting events. These include golf, angling, walking, gaelic football, soccer and water sports. As well as live musical entertainment. Kenmare is home to some of Europe's most pristine restaurants and is a gourmet delight. The location of this residence is on the southern shore of Kenmare Bay which stretches for 36km. It forms part of the Beara Peninsula down the centre of which runs a backbone of mountains, the Caha and Sleibh Miskish ranges. In this area, you will find some of the loveliest and unspoilt scenery. Since the warm waters of the Gulf Stream wash the Kerry shores, the climate is exceptionally mild, permitting a sub- tropical flora to flourish in the region. Local amenities include golf, fishing, water sports, a selection of walks both on the roads and over the mountains, sailing, pony trekking, trips down along the Kenmare bay on the Seafari to spot seals and other local wildlife along with the breath taking scenery. An ideal spot to tour the Ring of Kerry, the Ring of Beara and Killarney National Park. The town of Kenmare is renown for being the jewel on the ring.
Booking notes
A non-refundable deposit (50% of rental fee) secures your booking with the balance of payment due 6 weeks prior to letting period. Euros and sterling are accepted.
For booking and further information
Joan Coles
Mobile: (UK) + 44 (0)7976 258851
Fax: (UK) + 44 (0)208 309 1632
Email: Click here
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