enjoying an alfresco drink at Wilkin's bar in Churchill
 

Churchill is located 8 miles to the west of Donegal's main town, Letterkenny. It is an ideal base for a hill walking or sightseeing holiday in Donegal. As it's name suggests, the village is located on a small hilltop and has lovely views over the Donegal landscape. Nearby attractions include the Colmcille Heritage Centre, the Glebe House and Gallery, Glenveagh National Park and Newmills Corn and Flax Mills Letterkenny, is located 8 miles from the cottage and the short car journey brings you to it's many shops, restaurants, cinema, swimming pool and the fabulous An Grianan Theatre.
Churchill village has 1 grocery shop, a post office, take away and 3 pubs. There is a Church of Ireland in the village and the local Catholic church is 1 mile away. The closest beach is Marblehill - 30 min. drive.

euro500 - 650 wk/end available

Mountain Lodge Holiday Cottage - Churchill - Donegal Ireland
This delightful house is located on an elevated site and enjoys breathtaking views over the Donegal countryside. Churchill village is only a short walk away and you can enjoy the craic in the local pubs. The cottage is ideally located for visiting Donegal's main town, Letterkenny or as a touring for the entire northwest.
4 bedrooms - sleeps 6 - lovely countryside views - convenient base for touring Donegal
       4 bedrooms       

Phil's Cottage - Churchill - County Donegal, Ireland
Phil’s Cottage is situated on a large, elevated site, enjoying unspoilt panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. The house is a new build and is located on a large flat site of 0.75 acres. All rooms, including the 4 bedrooms, are located on the ground floor. The house is within walking distance of Churchill village.
4 bedrooms - sleeps 8 - spacious garden - ideal for kids - convenient to Letterkenny - pets welcome
      4 bedrooms      pets welcome   

Conrose House - Tirangus, Churchill - Donegal, Ireland
A fabulous new detached house directly overlooking Lough Gartan and the Glendowan Mountains, located 1.5kms from Churchill village and 15kms from Letterkenny. Less than a 1km from the borders of the Glenveagh estate it’s an ideal location for walkers, fishing enthusiasts and those wishing to explore North and West Donegal. Every luxury is provided – 4 bedrooms (3 ensuite), fully equipped kitchen and utility room, beautifully furnished, wooden and tile floors throughout, satellite TV, private off-road location.
4 bedrooms - sleeps 8 - fabulous views over Lough Gartan - close to Glenveagh National Park
      4 bedrooms     

Fern Cottage - Churchill - Donegal, Ireland
Located on an elevated site surrounded by mature trees and enjoying panoramic views of the gently rolling hills of Glenswilly, just west of Letterkenny, Fern Cottage has been part of this dramatic landscape for over 100 years. Carefully restored in recent years the cottage offers an ideal retreat from busy city life. Fern Cottage is an excellent location for exploring Donegal, most of which is within an hour’s drive. All modern conveniences are included and you are assured of a friendly welcome - just enjoy the fresh, free range eggs supplied as part of the welcome pack!
2 bedrooms - sleeps 5 - views over Glenswilly - beautifully restored traditional farmhouse - close to Glenveagh National Park
         traditional cottage         pets welcome      

Whitehill House - Churchill - Donegal, Ireland
Whitehill House is a large four bedroom dwelling that sleeps eight. It has a large fully fitted kitchen and dining area with its own fireplace, a main lounge with a fireplace, and a smaller "intimate" lounge. It has two bathrooms, with the second one upstairs. The TV has a DVD as well as SKY reception, and all the front facing rooms have magnificent lake views. The house is insulated and double glazed with oil fired central heating for added comfort in the colder months.
4 bedrooms - sleeps 8 - large private site - spacious modern holiday home - close to Glenveagh National Park
please phone for availability         4 bedrooms    new listing 8/3/2008