Buncrana Townhouse - Traditional Irish Townhouse

Buncrana Townhouse is located on the main street with all the restaurants, shops cafes and bars at your doorstep. Only 5 min walk from the beaches, parks, rivers and 15min walk from a golf course. You’ll love my place because of the traditional Irish house features it has. The beds are new and very comfortable. The house comes with all the amenities needed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. My place is good for couples, business travelers, families (with kids), and big groups. Buncrana Townhouse is a three story, four bedroom, two living room traditional Irish townhouse. With its high ceilings and open fireplaces a stay in this house will be everything you would expect from a house of its period. The house comes with a fully fitted kitchen and two bathrooms. It has two TV's (20+ channels), DVD player. On the second floor landing there is a small library with a two seater sofa. When renting Buncrana Townhouse you will have all the house to yourself. There is a private back yard with a separate doorway entrance. I will be available the phone 24/7 if any issues occur. I will also be available to give suggestions/recommendations on what to do on your stay and possibly can help with organising trips. Guided tours of the local area by car could be possible. Buncrana (Bun Cranncha) is the largest town in Inishowen and the second largest town in County Donegal in the north west of Ireland. Often called “The Gateway to Inishowen”, Buncrana is a popular tourist resort boasting 5km of sandy beaches. Ireland's most northerly point, Malin Head, the museum at Dunree, the ancient ring fort An Grianan Aileach, the Famine Village on Doagh Isle and nearby Derry city are all well worth a visit. Buncrana's Irish name means foot or base of the Crana (river). Residents and visitors alike enjoy the gentle walk alongside the River Crana under the beech, maple and lime trees of Swan Park. From Castle Bridge, which spans the Crana River, a pathway bears left past Buncrana Castle and leads to a coastal path which runs for several kilometres along the shores of Lough Swilly. Offering stunning views over the ‘Lake of Shadows’, the path is a perfect place to view Lough Swilly and to be inspired by thoughts of John Newton and “Amazing Grace”! This is the place where John Newton came ashore and where he would have left his ship "The Greyhound" for repairs while he visited Derry city. Buncrana Town House is located 15km from Derry City. City of Derry Airport is 30km away. To see the beautiful town of Buncrana itself Buncrana Town House can provide bicycles with safety helmets (prior notice has to be given). Multiple daily buses leave from Buncrana to all the surrounding towns and villages.