Breathtaking cliff top farmhouse with deserted beach
5.0
Outstanding(84 Reviews)Farm Stay in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
8 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Free cancellationFull refund if you change your mind
Includes essentialsGarden, Pool, Kitchen or Kitchenette and more
About this farm stay rental
An unashamedly romantic secluded period farmhouse, “Park” has sea views from every room (from every bed if you want to be exact) and is set in a magical unspoiled coastal vista with an unrepeatable “get away from it all” atmosphere.”
A private holiday home and bolt-hole for the same family for more than fifty years, there is a calmness and a healing property that makes it perfect for honeymooners (not necessarily their first) and also idyllic for young children who might find they can explore the abundant natural beauty of the farmland and coastline with a nowadays unusual freedom.
The informal seaside style gardens feature ancient stone walls and extensive grassed areas and suggest the urgent need for a little more relaxation before indulging in anything as vigorous as a walk on the beach let alone a swim. There is a sheltered cove on the property and also rock pools and an amazing rock archway and seating with sea views.
A private holiday home and bolt-hole for the same family for more than fifty years, there is a calmness and a healing property that makes it perfect for honeymooners (not necessarily their first) and also idyllic for young children who might find they can explore the abundant natural beauty of the farmland and coastline with a nowadays unusual freedom.
The informal seaside style gardens feature ancient stone walls and extensive grassed areas and suggest the urgent need for a little more relaxation before indulging in anything as vigorous as a walk on the beach let alone a swim. There is a sheltered cove on the property and also rock pools and an amazing rock archway and seating with sea views.
Amenities
Pool
Kitchen or Kitchenette
Internet / Wifi
Fireplace
Parking
Laundry
Dishwasher
Hot tub or spa
TV
Garden
Family friendly
Map of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
Reviews
5.0
Outstanding(84 Reviews)5.0
We have been home now for little over a week. I can still hear the waves of the Irish sea, smell the sea air, and picture in my mind the breathtaking views.
All the reviews are right on point. Colin, Fleur, Donald, and Jolita were very attentive to our needs and only a phone call or email away.
The cold weather and almost daily rain did not deter our family from getting together and create unforgettable memories to be cherished for a lifetime.
We enjoyed multiple daily walks on the almost deserted beach and frigid dips in the Irish Sea.
In the evening after dinner, we sat by the fireplace and reminisced about our day. And when it was time for bed we could not wait to snuggle under the beautiful bed linen and blankets, and fall asleep to the sound of the waves…priceless
Thank you Colin and Fleur for sharing Park with us. We will never forget the time we spent there.
5.0
We chose Fleur’s and Colin’s holiday home earlier this year, as my sister had wished for a visit to ireland as a gift for her 50th birthday. The pictures and reviews made the property our favorite and so we booked our stay in mid September.
And what can we say. This place is really amazing and charmed us the moment we arrived, even it wasn’t the best weather on our first day. But soon the rain stopped.
And with this our discovery of this amazing property really started.
No disturbing noises, it’s like a calm, own world.
The historic house with its modern equipment, beautiful garden, the amazing view over the sea, the trees around the house and property just help to relax and make it a perfect holiday retreat. I can only advise any visitor to take a walk on the premise at sunset or sundown time. Also great is the beach below the property.
A special Thank You to Fleur: Your mail with the perfect instructions on how to get to the place, your welcome call on the first day and the call the day before we left again were great and show that you care for your guests.
I hope to get a chance to visit this place again.
5.0
If you want to experience the spirit of ancient Ireland, and really touch the rich history of the Irish, there is no better place to stay than at this 400 year old, rustic, homey, and completely secluded cottage on the Irish sea. We have stayed several times and we loved it just as much this time as we did the first time. Colin and Fleur are the perfect property managers, just a phone call away if you need anything. If you want to stay in the Hilton and kiss the Blarney stone, that's great. But if you want a real, authentic taste of old Ireland, the people and the emerald sod, then this cottage is the place for you!
5.0
History and charm abound in this farmhouse from the early 1600s. While containing the necessities of modern living, the joys of the property are the historic details. The house contained a library of Irish authors and travels which were handy to have. Our nephew really appreciated the available toys and kids books. The grounds were spectacular! Beautiful gardens were all around the house. The barn ruins were a delightful historic element. However, it was the view of the Irish Sea and beach access that really solidified this as an exciting location. The walk down to the beach was a little difficult for the older family members but well worth it. Be sure to follow the suggested landmarks to get to the property. The last left turn (unfinished gate) might be better described as a sharp left before the concrete block posts. Our seven-person extended family had a wonderful time at this property as a home base for our Ireland adventure.
5.0
From the moment you arrive, you feel a sense of calm and yet enthusiasm for all Park has to offer. The cottage was all we had hoped it would be, and more! The beach is spectacular and private. We were surprised with how often we could enjoy the water. The nature and wildlife did disappoint. Exploring the surrounding area was a joy. The very thoughtful garden design did not feature in the description and was a pleasant surprise. Our 2 weeks at Park will go down as a travel highlight.
5.0
On approaching the property, we were hugely impressed by the spectacular views from the hilltop – remarkable!
This house sits on a lovely, very well-maintained large garden full of its own personality. Access to the private beach at the end of the garden is a path which is also well looked after and easy to descend and climb. Incredible view again of the Irish Sea from the house and garden.
The house itself is Infused with all the charm and character of a delightful 17th Century farmhouse. The kitchen itself is fully equipped and has all the modern appliances required. All the bedrooms are charming spacious, comfortable and inviting.
We had a lovely week in this house. Colin and Fleur made sure we had everything for a most enjoyable holiday. We would recommend this property without hesitation
5.0
Must See Park
This was the third time for us to stay at Park. The only way to a plain it's beauty is to say that is the most peaceful place on Earth that I have found yet. Thank you Fleur and Collin.
5.0
Park is a truly special place - charming house, fabulous location and setting and wonderful hosts. The character and beauty of the place is something you have to experience to understand. We are so grateful that Colin and Fleur share Park with others. There is honestly not a single thing that we would change or want to be different. We will return.
5.0
Park - the highlight of our Ireland Trip
Park is a truly special place - charming house, fabulous location and setting and wonderful hosts. The character and beauty of the place is something you have to experience to understand. We are so grateful that Colin and Fleur share Park with others. There is honestly not a single thing that we would change or want to be different. We will return.
5.0
Straightforward to rent, good communication and location details.
5.0
Fabulous location. A really unique property in lovely gardens on a great beach.
Straightforward to rent, good communication and location details.
5.0
We stayed at this property in July for a week. Probably one of the best weeks I’ve ever had in Ireland although the weather helped greatly. The location is great. Only an hour or so from Dublin but it feels like you are far away.
The house and gardens are as described. The gardens are really beautiful and very well manicured. The farmhouse is everything you would expect from a 17th century building. The decor is very much in keeping with the style. That said it makes it all the better. Don’t be worried however there are all mod cons available. My two girls 7 & 10 were very comfortable, able to watch TV when tired from the sun/ beaches or garden playing on the swings.
Saving the best for last is the views. Phenomenal. The house and gardens are situated on a hill/cliff surrounded by farmland and over looking the sea and a beautiful large private beach/cove. We sat out every evening looking out at the sea. No tv needed!
My kids had a ball. The private beach with the walkway down was great and there is also a fantastic beach 2 mins away ( Clogga beach). The kids loved it.
For dinner or shopping there are loads of option in Arklow and Gorey which is just down the road.
Finally the hosts were excellent. Friendly, fast and clear communication and were able to help us with anything we needed.
5.0
This is a stunning old cottage with beautiful gardens. The location is remote but close to arklow and the busy town of Gorey
We spent three weeks here and all the grand children loved it with private access to a stunning beach and we rarely saw anyone else on it and we spotted the sea lion most days
The house is very well equipped with everything you would need without having to leave for anything except provisions
It is spacious and comfortable in fact the pictures don’t do it justice. The owners were prompt and helpful in responding to our queries
We all loved it and hope to return in the future
Happy memories!!
5.0
A hidden gem so good I hate to share it.
We stayed at this property in July for a week. Probably one of the best weeks I’ve ever had in Ireland although the weather helped greatly. The location is great. Only an hour or so from Dublin but it feels like you are far away.
The house and gardens are as described. The gardens are really beautiful and very well manicured. The farmhouse is everything you would expect from a 17th century building. The decor is very much in keeping with the style. That said it makes it all the better. Don’t be worried however there are all mod cons available. My two girls 7 & 10 were very comfortable, able to watch TV when tired from the sun/ beaches or garden playing on the swings.
Saving the best for last is the views. Phenomenal. The house and gardens are situated on a hill/cliff surrounded by farmland and over looking the sea and a beautiful large private beach/cove. We sat out every evening looking out at the sea. No tv needed!
My kids had a ball. The private beach with the walkway down was great and there is also a fantastic beach 2 mins away ( Clogga beach). The kids loved it.
For dinner or shopping there are loads of option in Arklow and Gorey which is just down the road.
Finally the hosts were excellent. Friendly, fast and clear communication and were able to help us with anything we needed.
5.0
Beautiful cottage perfect location
This is a stunning old cottage with beautiful gardens. The location is remote but close to arklow and the busy town of Gorey
We spent three weeks here and all the grand children loved it with private access to a stunning beach and we rarely saw anyone else on it and we spotted the sea lion most days
The house is very well equipped with everything you would need without having to leave for anything except provisions
It is spacious and comfortable in fact the pictures don’t do it justice. The owners were prompt and helpful in responding to our queries
We all loved it and hope to return in the future
Happy memories!!
5.0
Irish interlude
Our family, four adults and three children under ten, stayed here for one week this past September. Everything was as described in the VRBO site. The location was about an hour south of Dublin by car as well as by train. Locally the house is comfortably removed but not remote. It sits on a gentle cliff overlooking the Irish Sea. The property is extensive including the groomed lawn area. The beach, if not formally private, may as well be so. It spans a quarter mile with near one hundred feet depth. We utilized it way more than we expected. The house was very comfortable living/cooking/eating-wise and quiet as could be, other than soft wave sounds, at all times. Three bedrooms on the second floor one on the main. Both baths are across the hall from each other on the main adjacent to the bedroom. We seven shared easily. The kitchen accommodated three cooks and the dining room table expands to seat seven. Privacy and safety was never an issue. We were comfortable on and off the property including the beach. Arklow is nearby for groceries, fuel, train station and whatever. Gorey to the south is the more picturesque with shops, pubs and a great fruit seller as you approach Gorey from the north. We visited Trim Castle directly from the airport then focused on locations in the southeast. Everywhere we visited, including daily pub lunches, we were received with pleasantries and conversation. Not a bad word a say about any encounters in Ireland. However Aer Lingus needs a lot more legroom! Colin, our host, stayed in touch while we were there and was eager to insure our comfort and satisfaction. Enjoy.
5.0
Not often you get to stay in a place that evokes life many years ago but has the comforts of today's travel Great loccation on the irish Sea, away from the world, but very connected and easy to get to very scenic and intersting places in Ireland.
The property owner, handyman were very easy to reach and helpful for the very few questions we had.
The surrounding towns, countryside, and national parks were easy to get to and lovely. Highly recommend.
5.0
Great Relaxing Stay at Park
Not often you get to stay in a place that evokes life many years ago but has the comforts of today's travel Great loccation on the irish Sea, away from the world, but very connected and easy to get to very scenic and intersting places in Ireland.
The property owner, handyman were very easy to reach and helpful for the very few questions we had.
The surrounding towns, countryside, and national parks were easy to get to and lovely. Highly recommend.
5.0
A lovely home in a lovely place
We spent a really lovely week at the beginning of July in this lovely home. We had lovely weather and the many different areas of the garden allowed teenagers, parents and youngsters to enjoy themselves together or apart. The house is comfortable and the proximity -by a winding grassy path - to a stony beach is magic. Morning swims and evening dips..... We saw one family and two foxes on the beach in the space of a week. And then star gazing and picnics.. all without leaving the house.
5.0
Very few places live up the the word “idyllic” but the Park farmhouse did and then some. It was like stepping back in time — with all of the gardens, views from the old farmhouse ruins to the ocean, and the charm of the current house with it’s four bedrooms and parlors. But it also had all the amenities you would want in modern day conveniences such as dishwasher, microwave and washing machine.
The private beach was stunning and our neighbors were cows and horses grazing in verdant fields as far as the eye can see. It was a quick 10 minute ride to the town center of Arklow, the charming fishing port, with shops, pubs and local grocery stores. Gorey and Avoca (home to the weavers of Irish linens and wools you can tour) are a quick drive as well.
We all took the 1 hour bus ride into Dublin a few times to go see the sights and hit the Temple Bar pubs. For day trips, the Wicklow Mountains and Waterford were fun and easy. We also visited the nearby Glendalough ancient monastery with beautiful walking trails to two lakes.
Colin, the owner, provided A+++++ service in booking and throughout our 2-week stay. There were fresh linens and towels brought in along with a cleaning lady once a week to keep the home spotless. This is a special place that you can see a lot of care and love has been given. Beds and pillows were comfy too!
If you do spend a holiday here, we also highly recommend having dinner at D’arcy McGees overlooking the Avoca river on the balcony and enjoying the tastiest fish and chips around (don’t forget to ask for their curry sauce to dip the chips - delicious!)
5.0
A magical two weeks!
Very few places live up the the word “idyllic” but the Park farmhouse did and then some. It was like stepping back in time — with all of the gardens, views from the old farmhouse ruins to the ocean, and the charm of the current house with it’s four bedrooms and parlors. But it also had all the amenities you would want in modern day conveniences such as dishwasher, microwave and washing machine.
The private beach was stunning and our neighbors were cows and horses grazing in verdant fields as far as the eye can see. It was a quick 10 minute ride to the town center of Arklow, the charming fishing port, with shops, pubs and local grocery stores. Gorey and Avoca (home to the weavers of Irish linens and wools you can tour) are a quick drive as well.
We all took the 1 hour bus ride into Dublin a few times to go see the sights and hit the Temple Bar pubs. For day trips, the Wicklow Mountains and Waterford were fun and easy. We also visited the nearby Glendalough ancient monastery with beautiful walking trails to two lakes.
Colin, the owner, provided A+++++ service in booking and throughout our 2-week stay. There were fresh linens and towels brought in along with a cleaning lady once a week to keep the home spotless. This is a special place that you can see a lot of care and love has been given. Beds and pillows were comfy too!
If you do spend a holiday here, we also highly recommend having dinner at D’arcy McGees overlooking the Avoca river on the balcony and enjoying the tastiest fish and chips around (don’t forget to ask for their curry sauce to dip the chips - delicious!)
5.0
Incredibly unique home with a garden and sea views like no other
This is an extremely unique and quirky house. It’s a bit like being in a museum, except that you are allowed to touch and examine things. I was delighted by the rustic details in the house like the handmade doors that aren’t square like our modern-day constructions. We adults had to duck to get through some doorways, but it was something we found to be quite charming in this historic home.
Colin was quite attentive and checked in on us during our stay via telephone to make sure we had no troubles. He provided lovely linens on the beds and fresh white towels for our stay. There was a basket of beach towels available for our use on the beach, which was nice. We had good hot baths and showers and there is even a heated towel rack. The kitchen has a refrigerator, a dishwasher, a coffee maker, and a tea kettle. There is a washer and dryer available, as well, but you can also hang your laundry out on a large clothes line in the garden. WiFi was available which is a must-have for those of us who like to get away from it all but still be connected to the outside world.
The landscaping and gardens of this property are spectacular and it is clear that a lot of love and careful planning has gone into them. We walked the nicely mown path behind the house and discovered a tree house, which delighted my children. There is outdoor furniture available to sit on, a rock bench under some trees, and picnic tables in the old barn ruin overlooking the sea. We really enjoyed our time here spent outside soaking up the sun in the gardens and taking in the sea views.
The beach is easily accessed from the house through a lovely set of steps notched out of the hill side. It felt very special to be able to walk down to our own private beach from our own beautiful gardens. The beach itself is primarily made of interesting stones and pebbles, but there is a sandy portion that our children enjoyed building sand castles in. The beach cave was not accessible because of the tides, but it still was a marvel to behold.
Overall, this is a very special place.
5.0
Great time in Park
We had a great time in Park. The historical home was just what we needed for our stay in Ireland. The house was wonderful and peat fires perfect. We enjoyed the access to the secluded beach and spent hours walking the shoreline and fishing. The property has great access to Glendolough, Arklow, Wicklow and Wexford. Thanks for a great week.
5.0
Get away from the crowd & access east Ireland
After spending several days in Dublin, we were anxious to leave the bustle behind and see the Irish countryside. Colin's place, Park, is the ideal way to get away from it all, yet access the best eastern Ireland has to offer (Powerscourt, Glendalough, Avoca weavers, Wicklow Town and more). This farmhouse is outfitted with all the necessary modern conveniences, yet retains an old world charm, and best of all, privacy. Down a country lane and through three gates, you won't have any unwanted visitors passing by, and a whole beach essentially to yourself. If your family or friends seek quietude, this is the place!
5.0
This is a wonderful 400year old house in a spectacular location
My family and I will never forget the
wonderful time we had at “Park”. The walks on the beach and down the lane. The peat fires and Irish Tea at night. The moon’s reflection on the sea in the evening as we stood outside and watched the stars. Morning breakfast outside overlooking the ocean.The short drives to Arklow, Redcross, Gorey. The day trips to Glendalough,Powerscourt,Dublin, New Ross, and Hook lighthouse The location allows you to explore the whole Wicklow area and beyond.
Colin was very helpful and called at the start of our visit to make sure all was well and answer questions.
He also called at the end of our visit and asked for any suggestion we might have. He was great!!
We were at Park from June 23-June 30, 2018. The weather was clear and warm
We will always look back at the time we spent at “Park” and appreciate the memories and how lucky we were to find this “Little bit of Heaven”
Bob B from Northridge California
5.0
Totally unique
This place is awesomely beautiful. It's like being in an Enid Blyton novel, you feel like you should be eating bread and jam sandwiches before heading off to the beach for an adventure. The house is like a museum property with twisty creaking stairs and very old wooden doors everywhere. Everything you need for a comfortable holiday is there - good quality kitchen paraphernalia, extra rugs, beach towels, plenty of books etc. We had beautiful weather so mostly ate outside listening to the birdsong and being surprised by a fox one morning who nonchalantly padded past. There is a long drive down into the property winding through farmland, past a copse and then down a flower-filled lane which we walked up every morning. The view over the beach is stunning. It is accessed via steps cut out of the hill and we had it to ourselves the whole week. If you want to get away from it all but still be within driving distance of all Wicklow has to offer then this is the place for you.
5.0
Breathtaking views of the Irish Sea! Privacy is premium.
This property is extremely private! Beautiful property with breathtaking views. Very nice to have access to the beach. Loved eating outside on the picnic tables in the old barn ruins overlooking the sea.
5.0
Beautiful and peaceful
We had a great week here. The property was amazing and the owner was personable and had very quick responses to our questions. Everything was perfect, private yet close to town. Highly recommend this property.
5.0
Perfect for a Family
Park is stunning! My husband, parents and my two young boys stayed here and it was the perfect place for our first trip to Ireland. The property is gorgeous and is fun to explore, even for adults.
There is a path that walks down to a beautiful, long stretch of beach. My boys and I had a great time running in and out of the waves and looking for rocks. One of the highlights of the stay was that we saw two seals!
Park is a great central location for amazing day trips if you choose to leave the property. We really enjoyed places such as Kilkenny, Glendalough, Wicklow, and a 5 mile cliff walk from Bray to Greystones. We also had some great meals in Gorey at Katie Daly’s and The Kitchen. The property is remote, but not so far from town that you can’t get anything you need fairly quickly. The house itself is very well stocked. There was nothing we needed that we could not find.
We enjoyed cozy fires in the evening, although the locals teased us in a friendly way about asking for firewood in Ireland’s “summer.” We also had a great time in the evening after our day excursions playing hide and seek on the property with my 5 and 8 year old. There were a couple evenings when the skies were pretty clear and we saw some great stars and even saw a shooting star!
Colin was amazing and very responsive. We feel so lucky to have experienced this part of the world in his cozy home. My boys even say they would give up their X-box to be back at Park!
5.0
Beautiful cottage in stunning location with direct access to secluded beach.
We had a most enjoyable week in this beautiful cottage. Everything was lovely and clean and the cottage is very well equipped. It has lovely gardens with stunning views out to sea. We spotted the seal one morning and often saw hares running along the beach or even visiting in the garden. The children had a great time playing on the deserted beach, in the sea, on the bodyboards and fishing. We absolutely loved the quiet, private and peaceful location and would love to visit again one day. Highly recommended!
5.0
Magical
Peaceful, a true heritage property
5.0
Splendid isolation!
A paradise an hour south of Dublin.
5.0
An amazing property. An amazing escape.
Heavenly isolation. Unbelievably stunning views. 17th century abode with modern touches and nothing but the sound of the surf filling the house/grounds. Exactly as described and more - the epitome of what Ireland and its natural beauty has always represented to us. If that's what you're looking for, you've found it. We couldn't have been happier with our stay. This is one of those rare places in the world that your soul will revisit over and over again, long after the vacation has ended.
Colin (phone/email) and Donal (phone/in person) were always available and ready to help out if needed. Extremely gracious host/assistant.
Tips for the traveler:
Food -
Eat at The Blue Café in Arklow for breakfast.
Eat at The Duck in Gorey for dinner.
Eat at The Old Ship Inn in Arklow for any meal (breakfast all day if you wake up late) and/or a pint.
House -
Stock up the farmhouse at Tesco. They have most anything you need, including charcuterie and a nice wine selection, along with ample parking.
Look in the drawer under the kitchen table for all the user manuals for the appliances in case you need them (the oven and washer/dryer operating procedures were unfamiliar to those of us from the States).
Remember that you’re staying in an extremely old house. People were smaller in the 17th Century and the doorways do not accommodate anyone near 6ft tall. Quaint and authentic – reminds you that you’re staying in a truly historic building.
Things to do -
The obvious day trips to Powerscourt and Glendalough did not disappoint. Picnic at the waterfall.
Spend time on the grounds enjoying the magnificent views.
Try falconry at Woodenbridge Hotel (Arklow) via http://www.falconryofireland.com.
Spend time on the grounds listening to nature.
Capture a great picture of the resident seal from your private beach (we never saw a single person all week, but saw the seal numerous times).
Spend time on the grounds relaxing.
Collect driftwood for the evening fire to get the peat going.
Spend time on the grounds...
Tips for the owner:
Get rid of the TV, there’s absolutely, positively no reason for it :)
Other than that, don’t change a thing.
5.0
Magical Place
I spent a wonderful rejuvenating week at 'Park' at the end of October.
The setting is truly magical,a very private retreat to completely unwind and discover beauty ,the beauty of the place and its surroundings.
The house is very very special and you feel your going back in time but with all the amenities and comforts you would need.
I enjoyed every moment from discovering the beach,gardens, cooking in the well appointed kitchen and quiet evenings by the fire. The sunsets, sunrises and ever-changing clouds over your own private beach kept my eyes and camera wowed!
The house is perfectly located to discover the magnificent County Wicklow and all it's surprises.
I am lucky to have had the opportunity to stay at 'Park'
Cheers.
5.0
Wonderful
What a lovely stay we had at Park. The beautiful scenery and warm and welcoming old house helped us to settle down and feel at home at once. We did a walk on the private beach every morning tot enjoy the sunrise! Despite its age, the house is equipped with modern comfort (warm shower, well functioning heating, all thinkable appliances in the kitchen). The place is remote, but many touristic spots can be reached within a one hour drive. A few weeks before arrival, the owner sent us a sightseeing list which was very helpful, we used it every day!
5.0
Recovery from Townlife
We want to recreate from work and therefore we found:
- much space around and inside the house; both well kept
- the rooms are tastefully old furnished and breath past times
- the kitchen has all features we need today
- the environment is absolutely noiseless - no traffic
- no one around us
- we have seen the deepest black nights ever
- the owner takes care of us
What we missed:
- deck chairs
- outdoor lighting on the ground (for the mood)
In our opinion is this a good place to slow down in an amazing nature.
5.0
Beautiful seaside retreat
We stayed at Park for a week in September. The grounds are beautiful and the house is well appointed. As the weather improved a few days into our stay, we enjoyed evening wine and reading overlooking the sea. We enjoyed some excursions closer to Park, including a few hours at the Avoca Handweavers location in County Wicklow and the Ireland Falconry demonstration. We drove to Bray to take the train into Dublin one day and enjoyed Glendalough, Kilkenny, and Rock of Cashel, as well. Although it was just two of us, I can see how a larger group would enjoy the property and location, especially during the summer. A memorable vacation!
FAQs
How much does this farm stay cost compared to others in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland?
The average price for a rental in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland is R 1,841 per night. This rental is R 2,075 above the average.
Is parking included with this farm stay?
Yes, parking is listed as an amenity at Breathtaking cliff top farmhouse with deserted beach. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.
Is there a pool at this farm stay?
Yes, a swimming pool is available for use at Breathtaking cliff top farmhouse with deserted beach. Enjoy the water!
Is Breathtaking cliff top farmhouse with deserted beach pet friendly?
Unfortunately, this farm stay is not pet-friendly. Try searching again and filter for "Pets Allowed"
What amenities are available at Breathtaking cliff top farmhouse with deserted beach?
We found 11 amenities for this rental. This includes pool, kitchen or kitchenette, internet / wifi, fireplace, and parking.
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Internet / Wifi · Parking · Balcony or Patio
Nestled in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, this Hotel is perfect for your next vacation. Enjoy Chester Beatty Inn's top-rated amenities, including Internet / Wifi, Balcony or Patio and Parking, and more.
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Railway Country House
Bed and Breakfast
in Gorey1 full bed
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Soak up the beauty of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland in our Bed and Breakfast, Railway Country House. With a range of amenities such as Internet / Wifi, Laundry and Smoking allowed, you'll feel right at home.
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Green Meadow Farm Holiday Homes
House
in WicklowGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Experience vacation in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with our House, Green Meadow Farm Holiday Homes. Enjoy amenities such as Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, and more.
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Croneybyrne Courtyard
House
in ClaraGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
When traveling to Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, if you are looking for (business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) this is the perfect place at R 4,331 per night.
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The Old Rectory Donard
Apartment
in Dún ArdGarden · Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Soak up the beauty of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland in our Apartment, The Old Rectory Donard. With a range of amenities such as Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, you'll feel right at home.
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Horans Bar and Restaurant
Bed and Breakfast
in Baltinglass1 full bed, 2 single beds
Internet / Wifi · Parking · TV
This Bed and Breakfast in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is the right price for your (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) today!
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Birchdale Cottage
Apartment
in RathdrumGarden · Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Looking for a Apartment in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, this Apartment for R 1,863 per night for your business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, on your next trip.
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The Glendalough Hotel
Hotel
in Laragh3star
1 full bed
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
This Hotel for R 1,389 in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is perfect for your next (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)
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Moneylands Farm Self-Catering Apartments
Apartment
in ArklowGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Experience vacation in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with our Apartment, Moneylands Farm Self-Catering Apartments. Enjoy amenities such as Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, and more.
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Osprey Hotel
Hotel
in Naas4star
1 king bed
Garden · Pool · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Soak up the beauty of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland in our Hotel, Osprey Hotel. With a range of amenities such as Internet / Wifi, Laundry and Smoking allowed, you'll feel right at home.
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The Rooms at The Spout
Nature lodge
in KilcullenInternet / Wifi · TV · Family friendly
Looking for a Nature lodge in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, this Nature lodge for R 1,936 per night for your business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, on your next trip.
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Killashee Hotel
Hotel
in Naas4star
2 full beds
Garden · Pool · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Looking for a business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, or traveling to Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, at R 1,999 per night for your next great vacation.
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Holywood House No 2
House
in HollywoodGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, and rental in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland at Holywood House No 2 for R 3,100 for your next trip.
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Tudor Lodge
Bed and Breakfast
in Laragh1 single bed
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Nestled in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, this Bed and Breakfast is perfect for your next vacation. Enjoy Tudor Lodge's top-rated amenities, including Fireplace, Internet / Wifi and Smoking allowed, and more.
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Heather House
Bed and Breakfast
in Laragh2 single beds
Garden · Internet / Wifi · Parking
Experience vacation in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with our Bed and Breakfast, Heather House. Enjoy amenities such as Internet / Wifi, Balcony or Patio and Parking, and more.
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Powerscourt Hotel, Autograph Collection
Hotel
in Enniskerry5star
1 king bed
Garden · Pool · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Experience the best of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with this Hotel available for R 1,804. This property is equipped with amenities including Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Laundry, and more.
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Glendalough International Youth Hostel
Hostel
in Laragh2 bunk beds
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
This Hostel in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, is the right price for your (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) today!
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Druids Glen Resort
Hotel
in Newtown Mount Kennedy5star
1 king bed, 1 full bed
Garden · Pool · Air conditioner
Business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, and rental in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland at Druids Glen Resort for R 1,317 for your next trip.
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Meath Arms Country Inn
Bed and Breakfast
in Aughrim1 full bed
Garden · Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette
Looking for a memorable stay in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland? Our Bed and Breakfast might just be what you're looking for. Enjoy amenities including Fireplace, Internet / Wifi and Pets allowed, and more during your stay.
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Ballyteige Lodge
Country House
in Ballyteige BridgeGarden · Pool · Pets allowed
Discover the beauty of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with a stay at Ballyteige Lodge, a top rated Country House with amenities such as Fireplace, Internet / Wifi and Pets allowed, and more.
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Clarisses Cottage
Country House
in LaraghGarden · Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette
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Discover the beauty of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland with a stay at Clarisses Cottage, a top rated Country House with amenities such as Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, and more.
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June Blake's Garden
House
in BlessingtonGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Looking to create some memories in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland? Look no further than our House, June Blake's Garden. Enjoy top-rated amenities including Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, and more.
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Mount Wolseley Holiday Home - Privately Owned
House
in TullowGarden · Pool · Pets allowed
Nestled in Wicklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, this House is perfect for your next vacation. Enjoy Mount Wolseley Holiday Home - Privately Owned's top-rated amenities, including Dishwasher, Fireplace and Internet / Wifi, and more.
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