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Harben Cottage in the green hills of Ardara

Harben Cottage is a 150 year old traditional stone cottage - 5mins drive from the Heritage Town of Ardara (20mins walk). Set amongst lush green hills & sitting next to a bubbling mountain stream. A mixture of new and old; low doorways, a turf fireplace, water supplied from a mountain spring, but also a gas cook top, oven, microwave, WIFI, & central heating. NB: that the toilet & shower are housed in outside annex - this may not suit everyone but adds a touch of authenticity for the brave!

Luxurious modern cottage

This modern, luxurious cottage is truly special. It is located in the Tawnawully mountains by Lough Eske. It is set on 12 acres with a river running through it and a tumbling waterfall right by the cottage. Only 15 minutes drive to Donegal town, which has some really nice restaurants and bars. There is a castle to explore in the town and a wonderful craft village with a very good cafe. Ten minutes drive to Harveys Point and twelve minutes from Lough Eske castle, both reputable 5 * hotels.

The Cart House at Teach Neilí

Close to the beautiful Blue Flag beach at Nairn on The Wild Atlantic Way , this is a renovation of the old cart house at Teach Neilí, which combines the character of the original stone walls with views of Loughfad in a warm, comfortable cottage. Stunning views of the lake from the living room - loads of room to relax - close to Glenties and Ardara for shops, pubs & restaurants. Great WiFi!! Listing is for 4 guests - but we can accommodate up to 2 additional children - contact us.

River View Cottage

Set in an acre of land in a secluded position between Ardara and Glenties, looking over the Owenea river towards the mountains of mid-Donegal, this unspoilt traditional cottage has a log/turf fire and oil fired range, gas cooker, fridge, shower and bath. The river is popular with salmon fishermen and walkers and West Donegal's spectacular beaches and hill country are within easy reach, as are many excellent restaurants, pubs and intriguing touring destinations.

Restored Sheep Farmer's Cottage -Wild Atlantic Way

This tastefully restored formed Sheep Farmer's cottage is ideal base for your visit to Donegal. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way just outside the village of Kilcar with Sleive League to the West and Killybegs and Donegal town to the south. This is an ideal place to settle into for a night or two and return to each evening after visiting the beautiful Donegal countryside. There are wonderful views from the cottage of Sleive League (Sliabh Liag) beyond.

The Wee Pink Cottage

Nestled among the trees on a quiet country road, this stunning wee cottage boasts a unique sense of tranquility and privacy. This location has an abundance of the best that nature has to offer. The Bluestack Way runs along the renowned Ownea Salmon River, which is only a stone's throw from the house. Explore the nearby trails and forestry, enjoy a good book under the Wisteria pergola or simply soak in the hot tub - whatever takes your fancy!

Sandville Chalet

A beautiful one bedroom self contained chalet , with private entrance and own patio area. 2 minutes walk from Narin Blue flag beach and Narin & Portnoo links Golf course. A perfect place to enjoy the stunning surroundings and explore the local area. Sandville chalet can provide a quiet retreat or an action packed family holiday, an ideal place to explore beautiful Donegal and the wild Atlantic way.

The Seashell Cabin

This is a wooden cabin with a cute little wood burning stove.There are clear views of the sea out through the glass double doors.There is a cozy living area with sofa bed and a flat screen tv.The bedroom has a double bed. The bathroom has a bath and shower.It is a really cozy little space. There are two beautiful beaches within a short walking distance.

Romantic Lakeside Getaway

Escape from it all to this unique tiny house, blessed with stunning mountain views and minutes from beautiful beaches. This romantic special place is perfect to cosy-up in front of the wood-burning stove with a glass of wine, soak in the hot-tub while star-gazing or simply breathe in the fresh Donegal air whilst reading a book.