Details

People
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pet Friendly

Description

The Coral Stonecutters Cottage is perched atop stunning Doonagore, a short drive from Doolin village. From this spectacular high point, you'll enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Aran Islands and the Burren. The cottage is a great base to enjoy the vibrant music in the famous Doolin pubs, the beautiful beach in Lahinch and the harbour village of Liscannor. Located on a tranquil country road, you're surrounded by nothing but the beauty of nature, gorse and fresh ocean air all around.
Our charming cottage dates back to a little after the famine and was originally built for the local quarry workers. The cottage has been lovingly restored to transport you back in time. We’ve preserved much of the original character, complemented by carefully selected period pieces to maintain its authentic charm. Come and experience a slice of history with all the comforts of today.


Important Information

The cottage has off-road driveway parking.
There is a picnic bench on the patio.
The cottage has full central heating and a wood burning range in the lounge.
This is a dog friendly property. There is a €40 charge for your dog to stay.

Facilities

Suitable for:

Romantic getaways
Adventure
Walkers
Tourist Attractions

General:

The Cottage has delightful features and consists of a galley kitchen. Lounge with woodburning stove and a sitting room with views down to Liscannor Bay.
The cottage has been fully renovated (and insulated) and has charm along with modern conveniences.
The Cottage is double glazed throughout
Oil fired central heating with radiators in all rooms
Off-road parking
This is a dog friendly property. There is a €40 charge for your dog to stay.

Kitchen:

In the lounge there is a sofa and a wood-burning stove.

Bedrooms:

The cottage has a double bedroom and bathroom.

Important Information:

No parties
No stags/Hens
No smoking

Location

The cottage is in a small terrace of four. The cottages were built for the stonecutters who lived in Doonagore. They were built during the days that the stone quarry was working (around 1850) and Doonagore was a busy village. There is very little left of the quarry workings now and the area is mostly dedicated to arable farming (There is an excellent exhibition in the Rock Shop in Liscanor that shows the history of the Doonagore quarry).