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Tory View Cottage - Magheroarty:
A modern, luxury cottage with three bedrooms to sleep
nine. Facing east/west; a decked patio area at the rear is ideal for a sundowner, and the conservatory has sea views. Situated at Magheroarty,
on the north west coast of Donegal; at a spot that is a magnet for
surfers. There are off shore views of the islands of Inishbofin and
Tory, and inland views of the Derryveagh mountains in central Donegal. |
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Tory View Cottage :: Facilities
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3 bedrooms to sleep 9
a. double bed & en-suite
b. double bed & single bed
c. 2 bunk beds |
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a. bathroom with bath, basin, toilet & separate shower
b. en-suite with basin, toilet & separate shower |
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main living area has open fireplace |
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tv,
cd/stereo, video, dvd |
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fully fitted kitchen |
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electric hob and oven |
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microwave, fridge/freezer |
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washing machine |
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outside clothes line,
iron and ironing board |
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cot & highchair available |
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oil fired central heating included |
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decked patio area with patio furniture and barbeque |
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1 min drive to beach |
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7 min walk to shops, pub etc
in Magheroarty |
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quiet and peaceful location |
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ideal
touring base |
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ample parking |
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sea views |
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sorry, no pets or
smoking |
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The cottage is a delightful, modern bungalow with
three bedrooms to sleep nine. It has a main bathroom and an en suite
shower room and the lounge, kitchen and conservatory boast an
open plan style, with sea views from
the conservatory. There is a decked
patio area to the rear, on the West side; ideal for relaxing with
friends and a drink, while watching the sunset. The cottage is within 1
min drive of the golden crescent of Magheroarty beach.
The kitchen is fully fitted with modern appliances
and storage units, and the lounge has a traditional open fireplace. The
cottage is fully insulated and has double glazing and oil fired central
heating for added comfort.
It is situated in Magheroarty, (Machaire Uí Robhartaigh) up in the
'remote' north west corner of Donegal on a part of the north coast which
is just south of the off-shore islands of Inishbofin, Inishdooey,
Inishbeg and Tory. Tory is the furthest of the four islands, but also
the largest, so appears deceptively close when looking out to sea.
Magheroarty lies west of the coastal towns of Dunfanaghy,
Falcarragh and
Gortahork on the R257 road which follows the Donegal coastline. It has a
lovely sweeping crescent shaped sandy beach and a pier from which local
fishing and ferry boats to the islands operate.
The area is an Irish speaking
Gaeltacht, which has been home to a Gael
Linn Irish language Summer School since 1982. The local shop, - McFaddens
shop is a 3 minute walk from the cottage, and there are
two pubs; Dixon's and Coll's.
A main attraction at Magheroarty for many
tourists is almost certainly its popularity as a
kite and wind surfing destination. To quote from a surfing
website, " Both the beach and reef breaks are excellent for wind surfing
and are becoming the "in" location for wave sailing in Ireland."
Eating Out:
Teach Jack: Derrybeg; for a good pub atmosphere at weekends.
The Mill Restaurant: Dunfanaghy; book ahead for fine dining. Highly
recommended.
Bunbeg Hotel: Great views and food.
Something Fishy: Falcarragh; great fish & chips & fast food takeaway.
Ostan Loch Altan: Gortahork; Bar food & restaurant.
Shandon Hotel: Dunfanaghy; great wholesome food.
Cove Restaurant: Dunfanaghy; great meals.
Local Attractions worth visiting:
Glenvegh National Park; a castle set on a lough, surrounded by
mountains...!
Ards Forest Park...... walks, beach and play areas
Dunlewy Centre ..... fun for all the family!
Mt Errigal.... for beautiful views or the more adventurous types
Golf courses at Dunfanaghy and Derrybeg
Tory Island - take a ferry boat from the pier. Travel with Turasmara in
safety and comfort and see the beautiful North West Donegal coastline -
Magheroarty Bay, Gweedore Bay, Bloody Foreland, Horn Head, Inisbofin,
Gola Island, Inismeáin, Inis Oithear and the magical isle of Tory -
Toraigh na dTonn. Relax a while on this cradle of Gaelic Irish culture.
Talk to the native Irish speakers and visit the famous 'Tormór',
Colmcille's Round Tower, Balors Grave and Camusmore. Sample the
hospitality of the island people. Listen to the sweet tones of the
beautiful Irish language - Gaelic in everyday use. See the famous Tory
painters at work and above all have your very own audience with the King
of Tory - Rí an Oileain. |
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