House Situated In Beautiful Countryside With A Spectacular View Of The Mountains
| People | 8 |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Separate WCs | 1 |
| Property type | house |
| Minimum Stay | 7 nights |
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Overview
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4 bedroom, 2 en-suite, 1 bath and 1 WC downstairs. 15 minutes from Killarney and 10 from Killorglin. Scenic, rural, peaceful area.
This house which is in a rural setting has a lovely view of the mountains, yet the major attractions of the Killarney region, South Kerry and the Iveragh Peninsula, West Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula are easily accessible. This is a newly built house with all the modern conveniences. It is located in its spacious grounds and well kept lawns. One is very much in touch with nature, the house being surrounded by farm life and wildlife. The Laune river with its salmon fishing is nearby. The Magillicuddy Reeks, with Ireland’s highest peak, is a great attraction for hill walkers and mountain climbers and is only 2km. Killorglin for shopping is 6km away on the Ring of Kerry. The village of Beaufort, the Gap of Dunloe and Killarney’s Lower Lake is 6 km. Killarney, one of our premier tourist destinations is 15km. It is a hive of entertainment and leisure activities and offers many sightseeing tours. The beaches of Rossbeigh and Dooks is a 25 minutes drive. The local golf course is 2 km away.
Oil and electricity charged by meter read.
Postal Code: V93 XY99
About Edward Kelliher
I live in Ireland with my wife and children. This holiday home was built in the last few years. We decided to build in Kerry because of the beautiful scenery, mountains and lakes and also because of its proximity to the sea. We, as a family, spend a lot of our free time there.
Edward Kelliher purchased this house in 2008
Why Edward Kelliher chose Beaufort
I chose to build in Kerry because it's my native area and my family and roots are there. Over the years and because of travelling, I had come to appreciate far more what my own native area had to offer in terms of scenery, a peaceful and relaxing location and healthy leisure activities.
What makes this house unique
I find the property is an ideal base for discovering not only the Killarney area but the whole Kerry region and the beaches, lakes and mountains are easily accessible. The towns with their entertainment and festivals, such as Tralee and its Rose of Tralee festival, are within short driving distance.
Facilities
Accommodation and facilities for this holiday house in Beaufort in County Kerry
- house
- Self-catering
- Check-in: 16:00 /
- Check-out: Flexible
- Max. occupancy: 8
- Children welcome
- Parties/events not allowed
- Pets considered
- Oil and electricity charged by meter read.
- mountain
- rural
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Washing Machine
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Dining Area
- 3 Bathrooms,
- 1 Separate WC
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Bathroom 1 -
Toilet
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Bath (no shower)
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Shower Enclosure
Toilet 1 - Toilet
Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
Shower room 2 - Shower Enclosure
- Bedroom 1 has en-suite with wc, shower and hand basin. Bedroom 2 has en-suite with wc, shower and hand basin. There is a large bathroom with wc, electric shower, bath and hand basin upstairs. There is bathroom downstairs with a wc and hand basin.
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8 (4 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: There are 4 bedrooms upstairs. Bedroom 1 is a double bedroom. Bedroom 2 is a double bedroom. Bedroom 3 and bedroom 4 are twin bedded rooms. All the bedrooms are large and furnished with wardrobes and bedside tables and offer a good view of the area.
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible ...
Reviews
Wonderful!
4.9/5 -
(15 traveller reviews)
Great house. Great area. Lovely people!
Stayed here early July with family. A great base to explore the best of Kerry and even Cork. First class facilities and very helpful and pleasant home owners. Recommended for a holiday to remember 👍
Comfortable, spacious, well appointed with everything you need for a holiday.
Our tenth visit to the area and this property certainly did not disappoint, one of, if not the best we have stayed in. We were made very welcome by Edward, who was an endearing, generous and engaging host. Lovely quiet rural location, which was good. Varied and interesting bird life, with birdsong, sheep, lambs and cattle as a gentle background chorus, making everything most relaxing. Everyone we met was very friendly, helpful and interesting, including those we casually spoke with about fishing in the local tributary of the river Laune. With easy access to Killarney and Killorglin - the salmon smokery in Killorglin has some of the finest smoked salmon, from the local river Laune. Would we go back? Most definitely.
Spacious new 4 bedroom house
Often when properties say "sleeps 8", it's only if half are sleeping on the sofa. Not so here - 4 large bedrooms, 2 en-suite and 2 sharing a bathroom, mean it will comfortably house 4 couples. With 2 living rooms as well as kitchen/dining, we found that our 2 couples used only half the house. We were a little nervous because the price was so cheap, but apart from a slightly remote location (which wasn't a problem at all for us), it has everything - including a washing machine and plenty of space to dry wet clothes, if needed. The furnishings are slightly Spartan (my wife said "it's furnished by a man"), but very comfortable. And all the appliances and plumbing worked well. Two televisions (to go with the 2 living rooms), but we had no need of them.
As for the location - it's 10 minutes to either Beaufort, with a couple of good pubs, or Killorglin, with decent shops (we did all our food shopping at the Eurospar there) and more eating options. Killarney is 20 minutes, but we never felt the need to visit. You obviously need a car, but unless you want to be within walking distance of shops/pubs/entertainment, I highly recommend this place.
An Excellent House
We stayed for a week at Edward's fine house and found it to be everything we needed. Tons of room for large families and absolutely palacial for just the two of us!
Superb throughout with all the facilities you could want. The kitchen was also great for us as we always do a fair bit of cooking while we are away. Very well tended gardens, would be super for kids running around.
The area is very quiet with little traffic, just what we needed for a weeks break. Killorglin is just down the road for most essentials with Killarney 20 minutes away.
We found so much to do you would really want a fortnight here to see everything. Edward was very helpful with local knowledge and a real gent to boot as well. We would highly recommend this house to anyone interested in coming to this area.
Great house in a beautiful area!
We spent a week here in August and it's a great base for touring round from Killarney to Dingle you won't be lost for places to visit! The house is in a nice quiet rural area,it is clean and well equipped for a family with comfortable beds, lots of bathrooms and plenty of space inside and out for a family. Edward and his wife are the owners, they are very friendly and communication before we arrived was good also.
All in all we had a great weeks holiday there!
Lovely home, lovely people
The home and neighborhood were lovely and the garden is well tended. My family and I have memories to last a lifetime.
Location
Coast/Beach:
The long, beautiful beach of Rossbeigh is a 25 minute drive. As well as good swimming Rossbeigh beach provides hang gliding and wind surfing. There is another fine beach in Dooks and a golf links - a 20 minutes drive. One reaches the coast near Killorglin 6km away and one can follow the coast road passing by Cromane, Glenbeigh, Kells, Cahirsiveen, Waterville and back to Killarney, still on the coast road, through Sneem and Kenmare. This coastal road is the scenic Ring of Kerry.
Travel:
Shannon Airport is 100 km, Cork Airport is a distance of 100 km, Kerry Airport is 30 km. Ringaskiddy Ferry Port is a 105 km and Rosslare Ferry Port is 250 km. The town of Tralee, the Kerry capital is 32 km, and the town of Castleisland is 35km. The use of car is strongly recommended and car hire is readily available.
Distances:
Killorglin town is 6km, Beaufort village is 6km, the Gap of Dunloe is 10 km, Killarney is 15km, and Rossbeigh beach is 20 km and Dooks beach is 15km. Tralee town is 30 km and Castleisland is 35 km. The local golf course is 2 km and the Magillicuddy Reeks is 2 km. The Cappanalea outdoor adventure center is 10 km.
Further Details:
One can shop in all the above mentioned villages and towns. Killorglin has a choice of shops, supermarkets, and bars. Killarney, Castleisland and Tralee are excellent shopping towns. There are banks available in all these towns. The local post office is in Beaufort as well as two little supermarkets. There are three bars and meals are available there also. Kate Kearney’s Cottage at the Gap of Dunloe is a well known bar and restaurant. There are at least 3 Hotels in the Beaufort area, Dunloe Hotel, Hotel Europe and Aghadoe Heights Hotel. Killarney offers many bars and hotels with music, dancing and shows. There are jaunting car rides to well known sightseeing spots such as Ross Castle, Torc Waterfall, Muckross House and Gardens, the Traditional Farms and Killarney’s National Park. There are bus tours of the Ring of Kerry from here. One can take a jaunting car ride from Killarney to the Gap of Dunloe, then take a pony ride through the pass to the Black Valley and take a boat ride down the lakes back to the town of Killarney. There are two Horse Racing meetings in Killarney – mid-July and mid-August each year. One can also take a tour of the Dingle Peninsula from here. The Rossbeigh beach offers very good and safe swimming and also hang gliding and windsurfing. Within 20 minutes of the house is Cappanalea, an outdoor adventure center, overlooking Caragh Lake, which offers orienteering, canoing and sailing instruction.
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Prices & Availability
Prices for this holiday house in Beaufort, County Kerry
- Rental Basis:
- per property
- Owner accepts payment in:
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June
2 Jun 2018 -
29 Jun 2018
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£527
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July/August
30 Jun 2018 -
31 Aug 2018
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£571
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£571
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September 1st - November 2nd
1 Sep 2018 -
2 Nov 2018
7 night minimum stay
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£483
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November 3rd - December 21st
3 Nov 2018 -
21 Dec 2018
7 night minimum stay
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£2,922
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Additional pricing information
| Pet Fee | £17.58 |
| Refundable Damage Deposit | £131.82 |
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund.
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