Self Catering Cottages - 9 available in Meath

We have 9 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Meath. Meathis in Meath .

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Price: £ from 240

This newly converted cottage is just outside the village of Duleek on a very quiet road, with fields and countryside all around. Its interior is very comfortable and spacious, with a lovely open fire in the lounge. At the rear of the property there is a large enclosed lawn and patio area, then beyond that a working farm. Walking from the front door you are right in the countryside. Duleek serves as an ideal touring base to visit some of Ireland's most famous archaeology sites including Newgrange and The Hill Of Tara both just over a 30 min drive. As you can see this property oozes charm and would be ideal for anyone looking for that idyllic setting.

Price: £ from 282

This wonderful barn conversion is in a village location just steps from the local Pub and shops. It has been lovingly restored and boasts three bedrooms, a wood burner with starter pack and a wonderful multi level garden area with room to play. The exposed stone walls blend nicely with modern day touches and the home is fully equipped. It makes a great touring base for both the East and North Coasts of Ireland with their choice of beaches and breathtaking scenery. Can be offered alone or with property 6859 to accommodate larger parties or families travelling together.

Price: £ from 333

This 2 bedroom apartment sits just outside the town of Trim in County Meath with its famous castle which was featured in the film "Braveheart". Quaint and cosy it features beamed ceilings throughout. On site there is access to the farm and all kinds of animals including Connemara ponies, donkeys, ducks, sheep and cows. Take long walks along the farm and breath in the country air. There is also an outdoor games room for children of all ages. For city breaks catch the bus for Dublin right outside the front door.

Price: £ from 250

Magnificent cottage located 1 mile from Drumconrath in the heart of Mary Duff country 14 miles from Kells. The property is fitted and decorated to a high standard with lovely gardens where you can sit and relax and take in the countryside after days touring around this beautiful area. There are several golf courses in the area and those interested in Neolithic and megalithic sites may visit Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. Free bicycles available at the property along with a locked shed available for storage and a fridge/freezer for bait ideal for fishermen.

Price: £ from 333

This cosy one bed apartment sits just outside Trim town in County Meath famous for its castle which was featured in the film "Braveheart". Quaint and cosy it is a great place to relax after a long busy days touring this amazing area. On site there is access to the farm where there are all kinds of animals including Connemara ponies for riding, donkeys, ducks, sheep and cows. Take long walks along the farm and breath in the fresh country air. There is also an outdoor games room for children of all ages. For City breaks catch the bus to the capital City of Dublin from right outside your front door.

Price: £ from 250

This wonderful barn conversion is in a village location just steps from the local Pub and shops of Drumconrath. It has been lovingly restored and boasts two bedrooms, a multi level garden area and a large feature window. The exposed stone walls blend nicely with modern day touches and the home is fully equipped. It makes a great touring base for both the East and North Coasts of Ireland which offers a huge choice of beaches and breathtaking scenery. This property can be offered alone or with property 6860 to accommodate larger parties or families traveling together.

Price: £ from 231

What a gem! This cosy conversion is ideal for couples situated only 6 miles from Drogheda, 45 minutes from Dublin City in a countryside setting with an ancient 13th century Abbey to the rear. This charming cosy barn conversion has an inviting woodburning stove, a loft style bedroom and a kitchen corner which has a hob for cooking and a combi microwave (no oven). There are good restaurants in nearby villages Garristown and Ashbourne. The area is famous for race horsing with easy access to both FairyHouse and Bettystown whilst the historic sites of Newgrange, Hill of Tara and the Battle of the Boyne are also only short distances away.

Price: £ from 434

This wonderful farmhouse sits just outside the town of Trim in County Meath with its famous castle which was featured in the film "Braveheart". Bright and spacious it simply overflows with country charm. On site there is access to the farm and all kinds of animals including Connemara ponies for riding, donkeys, ducks, sheep and cows. Take long walks along the farm and breathe in the country air. There is also an outdoor games room for children of all ages which is free of charge. For city breaks catch the bus for Dublin right outside the front door.

Price: £ 94- £379

An ideal countryside retreat, this lovely property makes it oh-so-easy to enjoy a taste of true country life. The cottage is set on a working beef farm, in the middle of lovely countryside, and the owner can arrange for fresh fruit and vegetable packages to be delivered straight to the cottage. The bedrooms, a double and a twin, are cosy and comfortable, and the living area is open plan and includes a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area with doors to the decked area outside. Guests also have use of a shared lawned garden, ideal for the children, who will also enjoy the various farms open to the public in the region. With fishing, walking and riding close by, this cottage lets you make the most of Meath then relax in comfort.

Nobber is a village close to the River Dee in County Meath, in the ‘Sunny South East’. Attractions in this county include Slane Castle, host to many great concerts throughout the year. There is also salmon and trout fishing on the Dee and Boyne, as well as children’s farms and equestrian centres, for those who wish to take in the lovely countryside from horseback. Examples of Irish history in this area include Cabra Castle and the Neolithic burial site at Knowth.