3 Br Private Vacation Home Vacation Rental In Sneem, Kerry

Set amidst breathtaking scenery, An Cnocan is a charming, very cosy, detached country house that captivates with its impressive panoramic views. Enjoy the fascinating view of the expansive Kenmare Bay and the Beara Mountains. A true paradise for nature lovers, located in an impressive landscape.

The property comprises extensive, idyllic grounds with private access, parking and a terrace with a traditional table and benches, inviting you to relax outdoors.
With uninterrupted views of the sea and the Irish countryside, you can unwind and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Inside the cottages, cosiness and comfort await you. The lovingly designed, tastefully furnished bedrooms can accommodate up to 6 people. The upper floor in particular impresses with its enchanting views of Kenmare Bay and the cliffs opposite. The fully equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking together, while the dining area and spacious living room offer a cosy atmosphere for relaxing. In the evening, the wood-burning stove provides cosy warmth and a comfortable get-together.

An Cnocan is the ideal retreat for families and friends looking for a successful combination of nature, comfort and unforgettable experiences.
Location:

Located in the heart of County Kerry, in a sublime setting along the famous Ring of Kerry and the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way, this country house is an ideal retreat for nature lovers and active holidaymakers alike. The impressive coastal landscape and surrounding mountains offer countless opportunities for a variety of activities such as hiking on the Kerry Way, mountain biking, golf, horse riding, fishing, kayaking, dolphin and whale watching, as well as relaxing beach walks and swimming trips to the beautiful Derrynane and Castlecove beaches. Coralbeach, one of only two of its kind in Ireland, is located at the nearby Gleesk Pier.

For convivial evenings, the charming town of Sneem is only a few minutes away by car. There you will find traditional pubs with live music, restaurants and all the important amenities you need for daily life, such as a supermarket, bakery, post office, doctor and pharmacy.

The lively, colourful town of Kenmare invites you to stroll around and enjoy its vibrant atmosphere. Known as the ‘little nest’ (An Neidin), Kenmare offers a lively pub culture with traditional music, first-class restaurants, galleries and arts and crafts. Several large supermarkets such as Lidl, Aldi and Super Valu are centrally located.
Places of interest:
• Kerry Cliffs (50 km): Breathtaking cliffs with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean
• Gap of Dunloe (61 km): A picturesque mountain gorge that you can hike through or experience on a horse-drawn carriage ride
• Staigue Fort (12 km): An impressive prehistoric ring fort set amid breathtaking scenery
• Derrynane House (16 km): The historic home of Daniel O'Connell, surrounded by beautiful gardens and a sprawling beach
• Kenmare Stone Circle (35 km): A mystical Bronze Age stone circle nestled in enchanting surroundings
• Killarney National Park (51 km): The heart of Irish nature, with hiking trails, lakes and breathtaking views
• Skellig Islands: One of Ireland's most spectacular archipelagos, known from ‘Star Wars’ and for its medieval monastery
• Dingle (110 km): A charming coastal town with a unique flair and unforgettable views

Nearby towns and places:

• Kenmare (35 km): A picturesque town known for its charming atmosphere and local cuisine
• Killarney (54 km): The gateway to Killarney National Park and a popular destination for outdoor activities
• Cork (131 km): A lively city with a rich cultural heritage and great shopping
• Tralee (82 km): The capital of Kerry with a beautiful townscape

Transport links:

• Kerry Airport in Killarney (69 km): The nearest airport, ideal for flights to and from the region
• Cork Ferry Port (154 km): Ferry connections to Roscoff (France)
• Killarney railway station (56 km): The nearest railway station for train connections to other destinations in Ireland
Facilities:

• Free WiFi, smart TV, DVD player, radio/CD player and a selection of DVDs, CDs, books and games
• Electric heating and wood-burning stove, including 1 log
• Electric oven with ceramic hob and stove, as well as microwave
• Fridge with freezer compartment
• Dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, kettle, washing machine and dryer
• Cot, high chair, stair gate – for families with small children
• Free bed linen and towels (1 set per guest)
• Electricity consumption up to 30 kWh per day included (this usually covers the average consumption for household appliances, lighting, hot water and heating on cool evenings from May to September)

Additional fees:

Deposit of €150 for

• Possible damage caused
• Possible contamination of appliances (such as oven, ceramic hob, washing machine, dryer, wood-burning stove)
• Additional electricity consumption over 30 kWh/day (billed according to meter reading at €0.46/kWh, meter box visible to guests)
• Winter heating surcharge from 1st of October to 30th of April of €100 per week (billed according to meter reading, see above)

The deposit will be refunded within two weeks of departure, once the final bill has been settled.

Located in Castlecove, this vacation home is in a rural area and by the ocean. The Way the Fairies Went and Blueberry Hill Farm reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Derreen Gardens and Issie's Handmade Chocolate. Kayaking and snorkeling offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with mountain biking and cycling nearby.