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Clountarrive House

This delightful house is set in a tranquil picturesque location with views of the MacGillycuddy Reeks and the Gap of Dunloe. This 4 star, 4-bed house with its large colourful garden boasts old world charm with modern conveniences.

This lovely house is fully equipped to ensure you have a memorable stay in one of the most beautiful parts of County Kerry.

All rooms are spacious, comfortable with tasteful décor and furnishings throughout.

4 bedroom house to sleep eight people

(3x double & 2x single & 1 cot upstairs)

- Spacious sitting room, on ground floor with open fireplace, TV, radio, stereo/cd player and DVD
- Large dining room, with space to seat eight people comfortably
- Fully Fitted modern kitchen: microwave, fridge freezer, tumble dryer, washing machine and dishwasher
- Toilet and electric shower on ground floor
- Bathroom with toilet, basin, bath and shower upstairs
- Laundry room
- Oil fired central heating throughout
- Bed linen and towels provided free of charge
- Child friendly: travel cot
- Large colourful garden (room for children to play)
- Patio and Garden Furniture
- Ample private parking

This is a wonderful base from which to tour the beautiful southwest coast of Ireland. Whether you're looking for a restful stay or prefer a more active holiday, there is a varied and interesting range of activities within easy reach of Clountarrive House including angling, shooting, horse riding, pony trekking, golfing, boating, mountaineering and hill walking.

The golfer will find an unbeatable combination of breathtaking natural scenery and thrilling courses within a half-hour drive most notably Ballybunion Links Course, Killarney and the first European golf course designed by Arnold Palmer located at Barrow.

The ring of Kerry is dotted with glorious beaches and coves. With such a long coastline sea and shore fishing is widely available as is excellent game angling. A new 100-berth marina facility has been developed at Fenit, just 8 miles from Tralee is very popular as a stop for touring the west coast of Ireland.

For those who are interested in history and archaeology there are many outstanding items of interest to be seen including Kerry's famous 'Crag caves' which are thought to be over a million years old, formed of limestone. It is a colourful wonderland of stalagmites and stalagtites plus Killarney house and gardens dating back to the 18th Century.

Tralee (11 km)

Shopping
* Pubs & Restaurants
* Tralee Aqua Dome Ireland's biggest waterworld complex is a treat for all the family.
* The rose gardens in its 75 acre town park, with modern children's playground and pets corner
* Splendid ash memorial houses and the Kerry county museum
* A ride in the steam train from Tralee to Blenerville's 201 year old restored windmill is a must.
* Four screen multiplex cinema
* Indoor kiddies adventure centre
* Walking Tours: both the Dingle Way and the North Kerry Way commence in Tralee suitable for both the casual and serious walker
* Siamsa Tire-The National Folk Theatre of Ireland

Killarney (21 Km)

* Shopping
* Pubs & Restaurants
* Muckross House & Muckross traditional farms
* Museum of Irish Transport
* National Farm Museum
* Model Railway- Over 1,000 sq. ft. of fascinating detail, with scores of trains on over a mile of track
* Monkey's Adventureland
* Walking tours
* Mountain Climbing. (Killarney hosts Ireland's highest mountain Carrauntoohil at 1,039 m)
* Killarney National Park is an area renowned for its abundant flora and fauna.