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Externally, the cottage has maintained its traditional appearance, but inside it has been extensively renovated with new material replacing the old, and is in many ways, probably a big improvement over what was there before; - with maximum use made of available space, and alterations sensitively applied, in keeping with the traditional style. Downstairs, the front entrance has a 'stable' door which welcomes you into a spacious front room or reception area from which the other rooms lead off. This room has a solid fuel stove to warm you; and it must be a welcoming sight after a long walk in in cold weather. The lounge occupies the west side, and it has an open fireplace and a dining area. The kitchen and a small bedroom face the rear of the cottage, and there are two upstairs bedrooms and the bathroom. The kitchen is fully fitted with modern appliances; the bathroom has new plumbing and sanitary-ware, and the cottage has oil fired central heating and is fully insulated.
Situated less than 2km from the village of
Doochary on a
side road off the R252 road to Fintown, and approximately 100m from the
banks of the Gweebarra River, the cottage makes an ideal touring base in
a quiet and peaceful area. It is perfectly suitable for a family, small
groups, or an individual wanting 'to get away from it all'; with its
secluded location. The village of Doochary is a small village centered around the intersection of the R252 between Dungloe and Fintown, and the R254 which follows the length of the Gweebarra valley from Lough Gartan near Letterkenny, to Lettermacaward at the rivers estuary, where it joins the N56. There is a concentration of housing and buildings around this intersection, and a thin line of scattered houses following the road down towards the river estuary. There is a a shop, pub, post office and a 'garda' station in the village. The village has has the unique distinction of twice winning the coveted 'national tidy towns' competition; in 1996 and 1997.
Apart from fishing, the area is
popular among hill
walkers, and there is a challenging trail from Doochary to Fintown
covering approximately 9km and taking about 3 hours; through remote
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Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.
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| kitchen of Andy's Cottage | main living area | bedrooms of Andy's Cottage | bathroom |
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