We provide 6 vacation properties in West Cork, Ireland. Three of the cottages (Súil Na Mara, The Orchard and The Cedars which are all within 100 yards of each other) are located in the fishing town of Bantry and the other two (Shrone Villa and Shrone Oaks which are next door to each other) in the tranquil village of Glengarriff (about 10 miles from Bantry). These locations are also an ideal base for golfing, deep sea angling, horse riding and walking holidays.

These Irish cottages are tastefully decorated throughout with the accent on high quality furnishings. Each of the main rooms is thoughtfully and individually furnished for your comfort.See interior of all houses on our website.

We hope you enjoy your time in West Cork, Ireland and take time to savour its many delights. Your first visit will certainly not be your last.

	The Orchard is a bungalow and has three bedrooms, two of which are ensuite and can accomodate 6 people. It has a spacious living room, conservatory and kitchen/dining room and is set overlooking Bantry Bay.
	The Cedars like The Orchard is set overlooking Bantry Bay. It has two bedrooms and can accomodate 5 people. Is has a spectular view of Bantry Bay from the living area of the house.
	Highfield is a modern two storey house which has 4 bedrooms, all of which are ensuite and can accomodate 7 people. It has a spacious living room and conservatory and is about 1 1/2 miles from Bantry town.
	Siúl Na Mara is a newly built two storey house overlooking Bantry Bay. It was 3bedrooms and can accommodate 6 people. It has a spacious living room with a 37" Flat screen TV and a sunroom and is about 1 1/2 miles from Bantry town.
	Shrone Oaks is a modern two storey house located about 1/4 of a mile from Glengarriff. It has 4 bedrooms, two of which are ensuite and can accomodate 7 people. Is also has its own private access to the sea.
	Shrone Villa is located next door to Shrone Oaks and is a recently refurbished old Irish farmhouse. It has 3 bedrooms, one en suite and can accomodate 5 people. It also has its own private access to the sea.