Step back in time and get away from it all in an original Irish Cottage:

Each Cottage has been carefully restored and is fully heated, with all mod cons. Features such as a thatched bog oak roof, open turf fire, flagged stone floor and old pine furniture create a timeless atmosphere.

There are a choice of five beautiful, original 'Donegal style' thatched cottages. Originally built 150 years ago: - They are all similar in style and appearance, and your choice will be determined by the size of your family or group. Each cottage is named after the last owner/tenant who occupied it.

A perfect location for Hill walkers; The 'Seven Peakes Walk' in the Urris Hills is said to be one of the finest walks in Ireland.

Visit the Glenevin Waterfall near Clonmany, a short walk from the road, along a well sign posted, safe path with picnic areas and foot bridges criss-crossing the babbling stream along the way.

Accommodation:

There are three one bedroom cottages and two, two bedroom cottages. (One of the cottages is separate from the other four by about 2km.)
All the bedrooms have large double beds, and they are either solid wood or iron-railed poster beds. Some cottages also have a unique 'Settle Bed' next to the fireplace. This type of bed was a common feature in the early homes, and being close to the fireplace, it was warm and cosy. It had a curtain for privacy, and could usually accommodate 2 or 3 persons.

All the cottages have a common living room area, 'the heart of the home', which includes the kitchen, dining table, with either benches or chairs, dresser, a fireplace, and comfortable 'lounge' chairs and couches. The kitchens all have modern appliances (so cooking does not require a fire to be lit.).