Pebble Cottage – Malin Head, Inishowen

Pebble Cottage overlooks the Wild Atlantic Way and has views of Lloyd’s Tower at Malin Head on the Inishowen peninsula. The famous pebble beach with its semi-precious stones is just below the house. Enjoy the views from the large patio area and perhaps catch a glimpse of dolphins at play in the offshore waters. The cottage has 3 bedrooms to sleep 6 and is within easy driving distance of Ballyliffin Golf Club.

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3 bed / sleeps 6

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from €450pw

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sea views

golf nearby

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The cottage overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and Inishtrahull Island with its iconic Lighthouse. It is located between the beach and harbour at Pormore and Banbas Crown at Malin Head – a Signature Point on the Wild Atlantic Way. Overlooking Portmor harbour is the Seaview Tavern which features a quaint traditional pub and a restaurant.

Nearby is Farrens Bar – the most northerly pub in Ireland. At Banbas Crown you can take in the wonderful coastal views here while enjoying a coffee from Caffe Banba – Ireland’s most northerly cafe. The quaint Curiosity Shop of Malin Head is just down the road from the cottage – it is well worth a browse.

Pebble Cottage

Pebble Cottage is located along the Wild Atlantic Way on the Inishowen Peninsula and is within easy driving distance of golf courses, beaches and the Historic Walled City of Derry.

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Pebble Cottage

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