Coachmans Cottage

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Living Area

Entering into the main living area from the front porch, you immediately sense the warm and cosy atmosphere of the house, with its feature stone wall, wood-burning stove and plush comfy couch and armchairs. The fireplace is double sided so the wood burning stove can be enjoyed from the sunroom which has a dining table for six and second cosy lounge area.

Kitchen and Dining area

The kitchen is homely and rustic with everything you could need, including a Belfast sink, dishwasher, double oven, microwave and electric hob. A tiled floor and wooden units are modern, but perfectly in step with the unspoiled charm of this historical holiday home. There is a separate utility room on the ground floor with washing machine, dryer and ample storage space for outdoor equipment—you can also access this from a back door. The kitchen leads through to sunroom over-looking the garden with dining table for six and extra lounge area.

Bedrooms

There are four bedrooms in the Coachman’s Cottage. They are oozing with country cottage charm with whitewashed wood ceilings, quirky sloping ceilings, original fireplaces and stone walls peppered throughout.

On the ground floor, just off the sitting room is a restful double room with a queen-size bed its own fireplace and tiled floors. This room is perfect if you do not wish to use stairs at all as there is a family bathroom on the ground floor

On the first floor (upstairs) the master bedroom has a king size bed and charming cottage style furniture, vanity sink, built-in wardrobes, a fireplace and sloping wooden ceilings, with views out across the fields.

There are two sweet single bedrooms, ideal for the kids, each with single beds, plenty of storage space, and quirky sink units—one in a vintage barrel

Bathrooms

There are two bathrooms. Both are decorated in white country cottage vintage style. One is on the ground floor with a sink, toilet and rain head shower that can be easily accessed and handy if there are members of the party with walking difficulties.

On the first floor (upstairs) there is a family bathroom with a bathtub with overhead electric shower. There is a large antique vanity unit featuring porcelain from renowned local potter Louis Mulcahy and toilet.

Outdoor Area

The first floor (upstairs) balcony is a gorgeous space to sunbathe or simply take in the peaceful view. Outside, the grounds have stone outbuildings, a lawn large enough for a football game and mature planting, with a small stream running across the lawn. There is ample parking space.