Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way

Exterior
Interior
Fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop
Fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop
Fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop
5.0
Outstanding(25 Reviews)

House in County Donegal

6 guests · 4 bedrooms · 3 baths

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About this house rental

Beautiful home in the picturesque Inishowen peninsula in the North West of Ireland, overlooking Culdaff Bay and positioned on the Inishowen 100 scenic route on the Wild Atlantic Way, just a short drive from Ireland's most northerly point (Malin Head) with wonderful restaurants and music venues nearby (including the renowned McGrory's of Culdaff). The home is full of character and has spectacular views of Culdaff beach, Bunagee Pier, Inishtrahull Island, local headlands and the rolling hills of stunning countryside. It is a great location for walks, cycling, surfing, kayaking, boating, fishing (river and sea angling), horse riding, historical and archeological sites. The home is also a short drive from the internationally acclaimed Ballyliffin Golf Club, home of the 2018 Irish Open. The four double bedroom house boasts an open kitchen/dining living room space with an electric AGA, main reception room with smart TV, grand piano, sound system and open fires in main reception rooms. There's a separate office and Wi-Fi throughout the house. One of the double bedrooms is situated on the ground floor and the other three (with one ensuite and separate main bathroom) are upstairs. There is also a downstairs toilet and separate utility room.

Amenities

Pool
Kitchen or Kitchenette
Internet / Wifi
Fireplace
Parking
Laundry
Balcony or Patio
Dishwasher
TV
Garden
Family friendly

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Reviews

5.0
Outstanding(25 Reviews)
5.0
Jul 2024
We loved our stay in Culdaff. We swam, we hiked, we ate well and had so much fun at Simpson’s Bar and McGrory’s Pub. The house was exceptionally cosy, lovely and so comfortable with an absolutely amazing view and an open fire for colder nights. We enjoyed exceptional sunsets with a glass of vine and a lovely meal in this wonderful house. Thank you Gertrude and thank you Margaret.
5.0
Jun 2024
This home was amazing, warm and inviting. We enjoyed our stay very much. Communication with the host was easy and responsive. We could have all stayed here longer.
5.0
Sep 2023
Our group consisted of four adults - my wife and I and our adult children. This property is fantastic; we had lots of room to spread out, or be together, whichever we preferred at the time. We didn't get to meet Angela, but Gertrude was great. She met us at the property to give us a quick tour, and was readily accessible throughout our stay. She was great. And the house is fantastic. Fully appointed and very nicely decorated, too. Reminds me of places we see on the TV show Escape to the Country. As does the location; spent quite a bit of time just looking out the windows admiring the view. Would definitely stay here again, and hope to do so.
5.0
Aug 2023
We stayed here for a week in July- family of 5 (2 adults, 3 kids 16,14, 8), plus one visitor for a few nights. Plenty of room for all. The cottage is even more beautiful than what you see in the photos. Everything you need and beyond. Sometimes I would just sit by the fire and look around at how beautiful the home is. Angela's sister Gertrude made sure that we were happily checked in and showed us around the place. The property is gorgeous and has lots of room for kids to run and play. The beach!! A short walk down a relatively quiet road. It's all sand and shallow swimming -perfect for kids who just want to explore the little pools in the rocks and play in the shallows, and you can go for a nice swim too if you want to venture out further. We saw lots of kids surfing. The location on the Inishowen Peninsula is remote and quiet, but not too far from towns where you can get some food and wander. Try Nancy's Barn for food - reservation needed. We only left to go to the Giant's Causeway (really fun to take the ferry), otherwise we were occupied by all the stunning places to see on the peninsula itself. Highlights were Malin Head walk and a "raised beach" nearby that is all round rocks and nice swimming, the Wild Alpaca way, Five Finger Strand (don't swim there!, but go for the dunes and to watch the wild sea), and Inishowen Head Loop. My kids want me to mention that there is a spinning chair on the second floor that they loved. I'd also put in a good word for the bathtub!
5.0
Jun 2023
The online pictures do not convey how incredible and spectacular this home is. You have to experience it for yourself. Inside was bright, airy, and inspiring. Large windows overlooking wide skies and blue sea. At night you could hear the waves in the distance. There are two twin beds now in one of the rooms that appeared to only have one bed in the picture; great for families. My children loved running around in the nicely sized yard; very few cars ever went by. It was a short distance to the beach and town. Great for travelers looking to be away from the crowded tourist spots, or for someone seeking to recharge in a place of peace, quiet, and inspiration. Our family also enjoyed being near the Wild alpaca way, Malin Head, Mamore Gap, and beaches. We very much hope to come back one day!
5.0
Jun 2023
DunGlas is an absolutely stunning home and property. Walking distance to the gorgeous beaches of Culdaff and McGrory’s pub. A blissful place to return to after exploring the Inishoen peninsula. I can’t recommend it highly enough. We were sad to leave. Thank you Angela for sharing this exquisite piece of paradise with us.
5.0
May 2023
We have never stayed in a more beautiful and comfortable holiday home. From beginning to end our experience was wonderful. Gertrude our host was so friendly, helpful and welcoming. The house was spacious, light, beautifully appointed and had absolutely everything you needed - the kitchen in particular was brilliantly equipped. And the setting was glorious, a stone's throw from a lovely beach with great waves at times. We will most definitely be back.
5.0
Apr 2023
This was the best VRBO our family has ever experienced.! The home is so spacious, well-appointed and comfortable. The kitchen was extraordinarily well-equipped. The music selection and sound system were wonderful. Our family enjoyed walking and sitting by the beach. We loved exploring ruins on the peninsula and climbing the rocks at Malin Point. Angela and Gertrude were very gracious and responsive. Highly recommend this property!

FAQs

How much does this house cost compared to others in County Donegal?

The average price for a rental in County Donegal is $155 per night. This rental is $256 above the average.

Is parking included with this house?

Yes, parking is listed as an amenity at Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.

Is there a pool at this house?

Yes, a swimming pool is available for use at Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way. Enjoy the water!

Is Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way pet friendly?

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What amenities are available at Spectaular Home Overlooking Culdaff Beach on the Wild Atlantic Way?

We found 11 amenities for this rental. This includes pool, kitchen or kitchenette, internet / wifi, fireplace, and parking.

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