Montgomery Terrace Moville:...is the second door from the left. This seaside terrace was originally built in 1884, with most of the homes refurbished and renovated. The building has become an iconic landmark for Moville, and is conveniently situated on the shorefront and within walking distance of all the amenities that Moville has to offer. Also a great touring base.

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Montgomery Terrace :: Facilities

Montgomery Terrace :: Moville, Donegal 

Montgomery Terrace ::

Tariff 2008

The holiday home is named after the building in which it is situated. Montgomery Terrace is a terraced row of Victorian seaside homes in Moville that were built in 1884.



The holiday home is the one with the second door from the left. (top photo) The Montgomery's were a prominent family in the town; - the famous one was the field-marshal who outwitted and defeated Rommel at El-Alamein in the second world war.

The unit is fairly narrow horizontally, but this is made up for by the fact that there are three floors, and the rooms all have high ceilings.  On opening the front door, there is a small vestibule separating it from an inner door, which opens to the ground floor hallway and reception area to the right. Here you will find a dining area with six chairs, a couch and a 'chaise-longue'. The kitchen is situated at the rear, and there is a small backyard with a shed that serves as a utility area.

Up the stairs, the main bathroom is halfway between the ground floor and first floor. The first floor has a forward facing lounge, with an open fireplace and sea views; and there is a rear facing bedroom. The second floor has a forward facing bedroom with sea views, a rear facing bedroom, and there is a shower room. Bed linen, towels, electricity and oil fired central heating are all included, and pets are welcome.

This holiday home is ideally placed right in Moville, with all the local amenities within walking distance. Hotels, pubs and bars, restaurants and take-aways, banks, shops, churches etc. are all 'just around the corner'.

The shore front is just 'in front' and there are great views over Lough Foyle. Moville Harbour lies a just little to the right, or rather south, and there are picturesque views of fishing boats, yachts and other small craft. On the north side, one can take a stroll along a paved pathway that follows the shore, past rocky coves and beaches. If you are feeling energetic you can walk as far as the next town, which is Greencastle. A 4.4km round trip and a great way of keeping fit

Eating out:
The Point Take Away is situated right in the centre of Moville Main Street close to the shore front.
The Willow Tree is a Chinese offering a takeaway menu and delivery service.
The Cosy Cottage situated at the bottom of Bath Terrace Lane and the edge of The Square offers sandwiches and Irish fries!
The Town Clock is located in the centre of The Square and offers lunchtime and evening menus
The Foyle Hotel was voted Dining Pub of the Year 2003. Need we say more! - There are thirteen pubs in Moville!

What to see:
A monastic site at Cooley. The castle at Greencastle. The Greencastle Maritime Museum & Planetarium.  Take a sightseeing trip around the peninsula on the route known as the 'Inishowen 100'. There are seasonal festivals usually held in late July early August. If you're around then, don't miss The Moville Summer Festival.
Golf: at Greencastle, Redcastle, Ballyliffin, Derry City, and Buncrana.

	euro per week
July/August/Easter	450
May/June/Sept/Oct	375
rest of year	325
weekend (2 nights)	325
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	375
Christmas/New Year	450

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 (please supply own towels)
- electricity included
- central heating included
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement

 
                                   Moville from the pier.
 

Montgomery Terrace :: Contact Details
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