Internal area:
4-room detached house: Living room with open fire, colour TV and video. French doors to kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher) with dining table. Utility room with washing machine/dryer. 1 room with double bed and ensuite shower/WC/washbasin. 1 room with double bed. 1 twin bedroom. Bath/shower/WC/washbasin. Patio with garden furniture. Large grass area for shared use. Heating and power costs payable locally. Comfortable, modern furnishings with wooden floors.
Residence:
These two detached houses are situated just off the road in a quiet position, surrounded by fields, in Dugort in the north of the Island. Not far from the former holiday home of Heinrich Boells where he wrote his famous Irish Diary. Sea and blue flag sandy beach, pub and restaurant (season only) approx 1 km. Shops and restaurants within 2 - 4 km. Lake approx 1 km. Outdoor adventure centre approx 5 km. Sea fishing and archaelogical summer school 7 km. Golf course approx 11 km. Parking. Car essential. Ideal position for enjoying the beautiful sights of the island, hill walking and fishing.>Special offers: 14 nights for the price of 10 and 7 nights for the price of 5 from 05/01/02 to 01/06/02 and from 31/09/02 to 21/12/02.
Topography:
Achill is Ireland's largest island, situated off the west coast of Co. Mayo. It is separated from the mainland by a narrow strip of sea, which is now bridged and open to motor traffic. Achill offers some varied and wild scenery, with mountains, open moorland and dramatic cliffs. Keem Bay is regarded as one of Europe's best beaches and to the south the famous Atlantic Drive has some dramatic coastline. There are lots of archaeological remains to visit on the island and one of the biggest attractions is the Deserted Village, situated on the slopes of Slievemore Mountain. Activities available include: swimming, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing, golf, diving, hillwalking and cycling. 47 km from Castlebar. Galway 119 km. Rosslare 365 km.
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