Holiday Cottages in Tarbert, Kerry available for rental
We have 9 self catering holiday cottages in Tarbert,Kerry
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| Detached House for 8 in Tarbert , Tarbert |
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Price: £ from 357
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This lovely property stands on its own spacious site just two miles from Tarbert village. Tarbert offers a frequent daily ferry service to Co Clare making this an ideal base not only to discover Kerry but to visit the Burren National Park or Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in Co Clare, or drive to Limerick to visit St Johns Castle. This is a spacious house with a high standard of fittings throughout, including some hand crafted pieces of furniture, and a separate games room. |
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| The Old Post Office , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 340 - £705
Sleeps: 10 |
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| • More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • |
| The Old Post Office in Muasdale nestles between two large rocks and boasts a wonderful sandy beach front location. There is a fantastic uninterrupted view west to the Atlantic Ocean, looking out onto the islands of Cara, Gigha, Islay and the Paps of Jura. This westerly location provides you with stunning sunsets, which you can enjoy from the paved seating area or while just strolling on the long sandy beach to inhale the invigorating fresh sea air. The Old Post Office is a converted potato store, dating back to the 1800's which has been extended to provide extra living accommodation. The open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area has exposed traditional random stone walls and a lovely cosy log fire. The view from the arched kitchen window is directly out to the sea and the islands. To the South of the house lies approximately three quarters of an acre of wild grassed area, also a gravel parking area for four or more cars. To the West of the house there is a large grassy area which leads directly down onto an expanse of sandy beach. A small burn flows along the North boundary of the enclosed garden and bordering the Southern wild grassed ares is a working fisherman's launch. The location makes ideal sea fishing, a boat or canoe can easily be launched or just spend the day relaxing on the beach. Muasdale village is small and quiet with a small local shop. Campbeltown (15 miles) offers all the additional facilities you may require including a supermarket, various shopping, a swimming pool, cinema and eateries. There are lots of places to explore throughout the Kintyre Peninsula. Close proximity to the sea gives lots of opportunities for coastal walks, boat trips, seal and otter spotting, bird watching, sea angling, and if lucky some whale and dolphin watching too! Brisk westerly winds offer ideal conditions for wind surfing or kite flying. From Tayinloan (4 miles) the ferry leaves for Gigha which is home to the famous Achamore House & Gardens. The island is ideal for cycling. The Kintyre Peninsula is steeped in history, St Columbia first landed in Scotland (AD563) at Southend. Off the harbour in Campbeltown is Davaar Island. The area is great for golfing as Machrihanish has two 18 hole golf courses, which are part of the "Great Scottish Links Collection". For walking enthusiasts the Kintyre Way provided a great long distance walk (87 miles) from Tarbert in the north to Danaverty Bay in the south. Kintyre enjoys the ambience of an island without actually leaving the mainland.Property has electric heating. |
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| Gigha Apartment , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 255 - £390
Sleeps: 4 |
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| • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden • |
| Gigha Apartment is located on the ground floor of Muasdale House which itself dates back to 1851. The House sits in the middle of the tiny village of Muasdale with the most wonderful views west onto the islands of Cara, Gigha, Islay, the Paps of Jura and the Atlantic beyond. This westerly location provides you with stunning sunsets, which you can enjoy while relaxing in the lounge or while strolling on the beach. The flat has wonderful original features with high ceilings, cornicing, decorative window shutters and wide oak doors. Positioned within the grounds of the small caravan park you have the use of additional facilities such as a games room with table tennis and a pool table. The location provides ideal opportunities for fishing, a canoe/kayak can easily be launched or you can just spend the day relaxing on the beach. Muasdale village is small and quiet with a small local shop. Campbeltown (15 miles) offers all the additional facilities you may require including supermarkets, shopping, swimming pool, cinema and eateries. There are lots of places to explore throughout the Kintyre Peninsular. Close proximity to the sea provides numerous coastal walks, boat trips, otter spotting, bird watching, sea angling and the brisk westerly winds offer ideal conditions for surfing or kite flying. From Tayinloan (4 miles) the ferry leaves for Gigha which is home to the famous Achamore House & Gardens. The island is ideal for cycling. The Kintyre Peninsular is steeped in history, St Columbia first landed in Scotland (AD563) at Southend. Off the harbour in Campbeltown is Davaar Island, you can walk out to it at low tide (if you are brave enough!) along the mile long causeway. The area is great for golfing as Machrihanish has two 18-hole golf courses, which are part of the Great Scottish Links Collection. The first hole on one course requires the opening shot to carry over the Atlantic! For walking enthusiast the Kintyre Way provides a great long distance walk (87 miles) from Tarbert in the north to Dunaverty Bay in the south. Kintyre really has the feel of a island without leaving the mainland. Property is all on ground floor level, has oil central heating. |
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| The Old Post Office , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 270 - £445
Sleeps: 4 |
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| • Non Smoking • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden • |
| The Old Post Office is a lovely, semi detached cottage situated in the small, quiet hamlet of Clachan on the Kintyre Peninsula. The property was once used as the local Post Office/village shop which was built during the 1880's. A close look at the stone lintel above the front door reveals the old engravings testifying to the property's former use. The building is now famous locally for its red telephone box which has been made into a porch way for the house next door. The Old Post Office has an open plan living space on the ground floor with beam effect ceiling. The lounge area has a modern leather suite set beside a wonderful wood burning stove. The kitchen area has tasteful cream, fully fitted units, a Belfast sink and an amazing eight gas ring range cooker with two electric ovens. The upstairs bedrooms have coombed ceilings and one room has a dormer window which overlooks the village. Although the property does not have its own private garden the owners, who live next door, are happy for guests to use theirs. A short, twenty minute walk from the village leads down to a lovely sandy beach and there are many other walks locally. The local service station has a well stocked shop and post office facilities. Lochgilphead and Tarbert to the North and Campbeltown to the South offers additional facilities including a supermarket, a good range of shops, swimming pool and numerous eateries. Clachan is a great base to explore the Kintyre Peninsula and islands. Close proximity to the sea provides lots of opportunities for coastal walks, boat trips, otter spotting, bird watching, sea angling and permits can be obtained locally to fish in the lochs or rivers. To the South of Clachan at Tayinloan (eight miles), the ferry leaves for Gigha, home to the famous Achamore House and Gardens. The island is ideal for gentle cycling. To the North, at Kennacraig (five miles), the ferry departs for Islay, famous for its Malt Whisky distilleries. Then to the East, at Claonaig, the ferry travels to Arran. The Kintyre Peninsula is steeped in history and locally at Clachan, there are ancient monuments including standing stones, a burial ground and an Iron age fort. Also the famous Kilmartin Glen is less than one hour's drive away. The area is great for golfing as Machrihanish has two 18 hole golf courses, which are part of the "Great Scottish Links Collection". The first hole on one course requires the opening shot to carry over the Atlantic! For walking enthusiasts the Kintyre Way provides a great long distance walk (87 miles) from Tarbert in the north, to Danaverty Bay in the south. Kintyre really has the feel of an island without leaving the mainlandProperty has oil central heating. |
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| Jura Apartment , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 295 - £540
Sleeps: 5 |
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| • Non Smoking • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| Jura Apartment can also be booked along with Gigha Apartment to provide accommodation for up to 9 people. |
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| Detached House for 8 in Tarbert , Tarbert |
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Price: £ from 357
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This is a splendid renovated house in 3 acres of private woodland just two miles from the village of Tarbert and 9 miles from the seaside resort of Ballybunnion, noted for its sandy beach and international golf links courses. Resplendent in woodland, this spacious house with all en suite bedrooms is an excellent family base. The provision of a games room with pool table and children's games and a second television is a treat. |
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| Detached Character Cottage for 6 in Tarbert , Tarbert |
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Price: £ from 325
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Self catering at its best. This cosy stone character cottage is an absolute treasure. Loaded with extras to make you feel pampered. In addition to a 4 person sauna there is a Jacuzzi bath with separate steam/massage shower and towel warmers. Ultra thick mattresses in the bedrooms. French doors separate the sitting room with gas fire from the dining room with vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and wood burning stove. The kitchen opens out to a patio with barbeque and surrounding garden and a pool table in the garage. |
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| Shore Cottage , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 438 - £ 868
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Sea 5 Miles • Pet Friendly |
Boasting glorious sea views and a breathtakingly lovely setting on the shores of east Loch Tarbert this beautifully renovated cottage originally built over 100 years ago for the quarryman is now an idyllic and secluded holiday retreat. With a shoreside garden and great walking from the door visitors can enjoy watching deer seals and seabirds in their natural habitat yet just 2 miles away is the village of Tarbert a picturesque fishing and sailing port with a variety of shops pubs cafes restaurants and craft galleries. The Mull of Kintyre is a delight to explore there are fabulous sandy beaches at Carradale and day excursions to the famous gardens on the Isle of Gigha or to the Isle of Arran are also easily accessible.
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| Coalfin , Tarbert |
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Price: £ 340 - £705
Sleeps: 10 |
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| • More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Beach close by • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden • |
| Coalfin is a large, impressive detached farmhouse sitting high on the hillside overlooking the small village of Skipness on the Kintyre Peninsula. The property has a stunning view south over Kilbrannan Sound to the Isle of Arran. The large, spacious kitchen is the heart of this property, a place for everyone to gather and chat. At one end of the kitchen is a large bunk room (sleeping 4), with en-suite facilities. The opposite end leads into the lounge where there is a cosy, open fire. The main hallway provides access to a large double bedroom with en-suite. Upstairs there are a further two bedrooms and a shower room. All rooms have a stunning sea view, looking out to Arran. The property is spacious and ideal for a family holiday. The large half acre garden is fully enclosed and grassy. There are no other immediate neighbours and the rear of the property affords direct access to the countryside. A short walk down to the village leads on to a large pebble beach and an impressive coastline with rocky outcrops. At the far end of the beach is Skipness Castle, dating back to the early 1200s. The area has numerous walks and the Kintyre Way, a long distance walk of 87 miles from Tarbert in the north to Dunavertry Bay in the south, passes close to Coalfin. Close proximity to the sea ensures lots of opportunities for coastal walks, boat trips, otter spotting, bird watching and sea angling. Fishing permits can be obtained locally to fish in the areas lochs and rivers. Tarbert, Lochgilphead and Campbeltown provide a wide range of facilities and a good selection of food and drink outlets. Coalfin makes a great base to explore the Kintyre Peninsula and islands. Close by are ferry terminals for Arran, commonly regarded as Scotland in miniature, the beautiful Isle of Islay, famous for its whisky distilleries, and the small island of Gigha, home to Achamore House & Gardens and the ideal place for a gentle cycle in the fresh air. The Kintyre Peninsula is steeped in history with ancient monuments, standing stones, a burial ground and an Iron Age fort. The famous Kilmartin Glen is only about half an hours drive away. The area is superb for golfing as Machrihanish has two 18-hole golf courses, which are both part of the Great Scottish Links Collection. Property has oil central heating. |
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