Mill Lane Cottage - Culdaff: A spacious, newly built home situated in heart of Culdaff village. Particularly suitable for larger families or groups. There are two living rooms, four bedrooms to sleep 8; two en-suites, a main bathroom and a downstairs WC. A large fully fitted kitchen and dining area, separate utility room. Double glazed windows, & oil-fired central heating ensure warmth and comfort when it is cold. Close to the centre of the town, and not far from the beach. You will be looking forward to your next holiday here.

Culdaff

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Mill Lane Cottage :: Culdaff, Donegal 

Mill Lane Cottage ::

Tariff 2008

 
A large and spacious newly built home with all the amenities that one might expect for a pleasant and comfortable stay. Ideal for large families or groups, with four bedrooms to sleep up to 8 adults. A large kitchen and dining area, a utility room for laundry, a main bathroom, two en-suites and a downstairs toilet for ablutions, two living rooms, each with its own fireplace and TV.

Outside, a decked patio area, and an enclosed back yard. Not far from the main road between Culdaff and Moville, and only a 7 minute walk to the village green, the cottage would also serve as an ideal touring base for Northern Inishowen and surroundings.

Culdaff is one of the most northerly towns in Ireland, and is near Ireland's most northerly point; - Malin Head. Situated in picturesque surroundings on the north coast of the Inishowen Peninsula facing the North Atlantic and on the banks of the estuary of the Culdaff River. Culdaff is a small village, which has recently grown with the development of new housing. (a phenomena which the whole country is experiencing.)

Culdaff has been around since the 8th century, when it was the early monastic settlement of St Buadan, though the present village layout is based on an 18th century plan. The existing church is built over the foundations of the old monastic church.

Today, Culdaff has become popular for its "famous" hotel, restaurant and pub known simply as McGrory's; where one can experience good food, great "craic" and excellent service. This family run establishment has been running since 1928, and has as its main attraction; "Mac's Backroom Bar", a venue for musicians, with many famous names having performed here over the years.

An annual event in the village is commemorated in October to honour the memory of Charles Macklin, an 18th century playwright, comedian and actor who was born near here in 1690. His plays were performed in Dublin and at Covent garden in London. He died in 1797 aged 107.

A lovely sandy 'blue flag' beach lies just a mile away; and if the wind is right, the waves will be perfect for surfing. On the west side of the beach lies a little fishing harbour and Bunagee Pier.

Some of the local activities would include:
Walking, fishing, surfing, swimming, canoeing. Golf at the nearby Ballyliffin or Greencastle courses. There are other golf courses at Buncrana and Redcastle and Derry.

The scenic beauty of Inishowen cannot be ignored when visiting this unique part of Donegal and Ireland; - and a tour of the peninsula, following the "Inishowen 100" drive is recommended. It follows a circuitous route over approximately 100 miles around Inishowen, and takes in virtually all the lovely coastal and mountain scenery, towns and villages along the way. Because one will be tempted to stop many times en-route to appreciate the views, the journey will take more than a day to complete; - so plan accordingly!

	euro per week
July/August/Easter	750
May/June/Sept/Oct	600
rest of year	550
weekend (2 nights)	275
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	350
Christmas/New Year	600

Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.

- linen supplied free of charge
- electricity included
- central heating included
 

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