Glenvar : locations de vacances

Lizzie's Cottage along Wild Atlantic Way

Quaint 80 year old cottage set in a beautiful, rugged landscape. This charming two bedroom cottage has been lovingly restored with a beautiful, bright colour scheme whilst retaining some vintage features. This is a perfect rural retreat for solo travellers, couples, families or small groups. The cottage is in an ideal location for those looking to try the local amenities such as fishing, hill walking, golfing, painting, photography, or for those holidaymakers who prefer a more peaceful retreat.

River Cottage

This is a unique luxurious and private location with sea and countryside views on the Wild Atlantic Way ,5 minutes by car ,from the historic village of Rathmullan situated on shores of Lough Swilly. The village has an award winning hotel, and several very good local bar and restaurants . In high season a ferry operates between Rathmullan and Buncrana. The local beaches are Kinnegar, and Rathmullan where you can book watersports. There are also several stunning blue flag beaches close by.

5-bedroom house with hot tub near Rathmullan beach

Newly renovated 5 bedroom house sleeping 11 people. The house is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, just outside Rathmullan, recently named by the Guardian as one of Ireland’s ten most charming villages. In their words, “the village is the gateway to the beautiful east coast of the Fanad peninsula, one of the most northerly points in Ireland and home to some of its finest beaches along Ballymastocker Bay; and the ridged mountains offer spellbinding views across valleys, lakes and coast.”

Bayview Self-catering apartment

Overlooking the spectacular breath-taking view of Mulroy Bay with an outstanding natural backdrop of Knockalla Mountain, this luxury purpose built apartment combines contemporary style and comfort encapsulating the waterfront view. A remarkable bespoke property with an unbeatable location, Bayview self catering apartment is the ideal location for a romantic relaxing retreat or for those who want to escape for an activity filled holiday to experience Donegal and all its beauty.

Elsonore House, Beautiful 1880’s beach front apt.

This stylish and loving restored apartment is the perfect spot for a romantic break, or a stop along the Wild Atlantic Way. It’s minutes walk from the highly acclaimed firebox grill and the award winning restaurant The Red Door. Amongst the many local attractions are Wild Ireland, Lisfannon Golf Club, the fun town of Buncranna, and Griannan of Aliach fort. It’s the perfect place to relax, recharge and gaze out at the beautiful view.

Cassies Cottage

This 100+ year-old thatched cottage in Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way offers a cosy retreat with 3 bedrooms, 2 showers, a fully equipped kitchen, and a traditional turf fire. Just 1 mile from Redcastle Hotel & Spa, it’s a great base for exploring Donegal’s coastline, with nearby beaches, Malin Head, Inishowen Peninsula, Giant’s Causeway, and Derry City. Golf, hiking, and watersports nearby—perfect for a relaxing getaway!

Mamore Cottage (Mary's)

Mary's cottage is a (pet friendly) traditional thatched Irish cottage that has been carefully restored and is fully heated with all mod cons. Features such as the bog oak roof, open turf fire, flagged stone floor and antique pine furniture create a timeless and relaxing atmosphere. Mary's cottage is featured on the stunning 'Wild Atlantic Way' and is surrounded by breathtaking views of the Urris Hills and beaches.

The Barn

Entire place . Lovely light airy place with sea views, open fire , sleeps 2. Own entrance to entire place panoramic sea views with access to beach from property . Fully equipped kitchen, complimentary tea & coffee and some kitchen basics oil, flour salt pepper. Dining area, sitting room and ensuite double bedroom. Shower room downstairs in our antique shop which is opened 1-5 during the summer months.

Mary Carpenter's Cottage

Mary Carpenter's Cottage is a beautifully restored original thatched cottage located in Clonmany Co. Donegal. This house is over 150 years old and has been tastefully renovated to include its beautiful original features alongside modern conveniences. The house has recently been featured in a documentary on vernacular houses in Co. Donegal.