This is a modern 4 bedroomed house built in 2007 with spectacular rural view of the surrounding countryside & the sea.

It is situated on an elevated site 1km from Derrynane National Historic Park & Blue Flag Beach and 1.5kms from the quaint Pubs, restaurant, shop & church in Caherdaniel Village.

The house can sleep up to 9 adults.

UPSTAIRS:

1 x Twin bedroom

1 x Triple bedroom (double & Single)

DOWNSTAIRS:
1 x Double ensuite with bath

1 x Double ensuite with shower

Large Kitchen with open plan dining room & seperate utility room with washing maching & dryer. There is a seperate sitting room with TV & DVD. There is also a guest WC

Outdoors is a landscaped, enclosed private garden, ample carparking.

Bed linen & towels are supplied.

THINGS TO DO IN THE AREA:

• PADDYFROGS RESTAURANT IN WATERVILLE: This stylish, purpose-built restaurant, which overlooks Waterville Bay, was designed by local architect Albert Walsh. Its warm interior combines original artwork on the walls, subdued lighting, chairs covered in red and green shades, a copper candelabra and mirrors framed with driftwood. Choose from dishes on its varied menu such as Kerry lamb, Sneem black pudding on sauteed sweet apples with cider sauce; home baked breads and Irish farmhouse cheeses. It also has an a la carte vegetarian menu and is wheelchair accessible. Sandra Foster and chef Max Lequet are the pair behind Paddyfrogs. They provide good, well-informed and helpful service and old-fashioned Irish hospitality. Make a reservation on 066-9478766 .
• Boat trips  and sea angling trips with Waterville Boats are offered daily from Portmagee. Tackle on board for hire if required.  Phone :353 (0)66 9474255 & John o'Shea offers a great boat service to Skeilligs Rock Phone: +353 (0)87 6898431.
• Waterville Craft Market is a unique and extensive visitor attraction – a showcase for Irish craft and design.  Officially acknowledged by craft workers throughout the country as one of Ireland’s most outstanding outlets, a special place to visit.
• Waterville Golf Links: Over 100 years old, Waterville is rated among the top 5 courses in Ireland and the top 20 links courses in the world
• Derrynane House: Derrynane House was the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, the Irish statesman who played an important role in gaining Catholic Emancipation in 1829. Today some 120 hectares of the lands of Derrynane, together with Derrynane House, make up Derrynane National Historic Park. Plantations and garden walks were laid out in the 18th and 19th centuries, principally north and west of the house. Some features of the demesne are strongly associated with Daniel O'Connell, including the old Summer House. The main area of the gardens, set inland and to the north of the house, can be reached through a tunnel under the road. Directions: 3.5km from Caherdaniel, off the N70 (the "Ring of Kerry)
• Eagle Rock Equestrian Centre: is suitated in Caherdaniel on the ring of Kerry. Eagle Rock is A.I.R.E approved. Tuition available from qualified instructors www.eaglerockcentre.com
• The Blind Piper: Caherdaniel Village is traditional Irish Pub with food served all day and Freddie's Bar & grocery shop adjacent to The Blind Piper
• Carroll's Beach Bar: Ireland only beach bar is Lively pub with beer garden and with food served all day
• Beaches: Derrynane Beach Blue flag beach  Activities include, kayaking, canoeing, horse riding, diving or simply stroll along the golden sands. A diving school is located at Derrynane Harbour together with a sailing school.