2 Guests Close Cliffs Moher Ennis, Burren, Lahinch

The Old Dairy is a separate apartment annexed to Cullinan House which is the original farmhouse for the Cullinan family going back many generations. The Traditional Farmhouse is also used for holiday let accommodation and has its own private entrance. It sits along side The Old Cowshed and both are set on a 20 acre traditional farm overlooking the Burren National Park. The property is 5 min by car from the Village of Corofin and 14 minutes from Ennis the county town of County Clare. The apartment is private and secluded yet within a short distance of many of the local attractions by car. This apartment is suitable for individuals or a couple and is not suitable for children under 12 years old. It enjoys outstanding views of the Burren, Lake Atedaun and the village of Corofin. The Cliffs of Moher are 35 minutes, Ennis 14 minutes, Galway 55 minutes, Bunratty Castle 33 minutes, Lahinch Beach 26 minutes plus many more local attractions. The village of Corofin is famous for its Traditional Music and provides a good range of shops, post office, pharmacy and eating outlets. The apartment has a fully fitted kitchen with a breakfast bar overlooking the views of the village and a settee to relax and watch TV if you wish. There is a good size double bedroom with views from the French doors which provide the separate and private entrance to the property. The room also has an area to sit relax/read and a desk/dressing table area. There is a large en-suite bathroom with large double ended bath and a shower. There is a laundry room facilities just outside the main house. There is plenty of external space to relax and soak in the amazing views and there is private parking. This property provides a self check-in system which gives flexible check in from 4pm onwards. The host lives in a separate property within the 20 acres however private space and boundaries are observed by both parties. Back up support is available if and when required. The property is set minutes away from the village of Corofin often referred to as “The Gateway to the Burren” The village has many amenities and is well known for its traditional music all year round. The property is secluded yet within a short distance of many of the local attractions by car. It enjoys outstanding views of the Burren, Lake Atedaun and the village of Corofin. The Cliffs of Moher are 35 minutes, Ennis 14 minutes, Galway 55 minutes, Bunratty Castle 33 minutes, Lahinch Beach 26 minutes plus many more local attractions. The village of Corofin is famous for its Traditional Music and provides good shops and restaurant etc You will need a car if you are staying in this propery. There is a regular shuttle bus that operates from the village regularly to various parts of the Burren this is a fee service. A review from one of our recent guests: This is a fantastic spot. The pictures don't quite do it justice. It's a beautiful, spacious cottage, paintstakingly restored from an old animal out-house. The living room is much bigger than I expected and there's a beautiful wood stove right in the centre (In saying that we only used the stove once because Des has made sure that the cottage is always at a decent temperature). He also keeps the place immaculately clean. Communication was fantastic and on arrival the basics of bread, milk, butter, etc. had been left out for us which were much appreciated. The location is perfect. It's just outside of Corofin, but because it's down a private lane it feels a lot more remote. The house sits on a lake where it's quiet and peaceful. In front of the house is a small earthen bank which protects the house from wind and also gives it a bit more privacy. I'd say in the summer it'd be nicer again with room behind the house to sit and relax. We got a bit of nice weather for March and we enjoyed our stay so much that we booked to stay on an extra night. There are a few other properties beside this house, which Des let me have a look at and I have to say that they're all equally impressive. This is a highly recommended property.”