Entire flat hosted by Paddy
2 guests1 bedroom1 bed1 bathroom
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The Piper's house (for those who don't like bagpipes. don't worry I don't usually play when we have guests) is located in the countryside, five miles from Dingle. A self contained & self catering flat (apartment) attached to a long bungalow with a glass house. Five minute's drive to the sea, 10 minutes to Dingle and a 20 minute walk to a local pub/restaurant. This tranquil quiet accommodation is ideal for people who like to walk in the mountains and enjoy nature far from urban noise.
The space
The space consists of one bedroom with a double bed. There is an 'en suite' bathroom with shower and toilet. There is a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. There is a washing machine and a indoor clothes line. Attached to the apartment is a greenhouse/sun room which is available for guests to use. Guests also have the use of the garden. Basic supplies like tea, coffee, milk, sugar, bread, butter, vegetable oil, salt, pepper, muesli, porridge, etc are in the apartment on arrival. Also organic home grown vegetables - tomatoes, cucumbers and potatoes etc are included (if wanted).
Guest access
Guests have access to the greenhouse/sunroom and garden.
Other things to note
There is plenty of parking space outside the house. However, in order to manage the space and allow free movement in and out of the entrance for everyone, guests are advised to park in front of the unused Fiat already parked.Please do not park on the lawn! ( incredibly some people do it)
WiFi is mostly good but limited to times when we are at home (evenings and mornings) with our phones utilizing portable hot spot . The password is on the information sheet in the flat.
The space
The space consists of one bedroom with a double bed. There is an 'en suite' bathroom with shower and toilet. There is a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. There is a washing machine and a indoor clothes line. Attached to the apartment is a greenhouse/sun room which is available for guests to use. Guests also have the use of the garden. Basic supplies like tea, coffee, milk, sugar, bread, butter, vegetable oil, salt, pepper, muesli, porridge, etc are in the apartment on arrival. Also organic home grown vegetables - tomatoes, cucumbers and potatoes etc are included (if wanted).
Guest access
Guests have access to the greenhouse/sunroom and garden.
Other things to note
There is plenty of parking space outside the house. However, in order to manage the space and allow free movement in and out of the entrance for everyone, guests are advised to park in front of the unused Fiat already parked.Please do not park on the lawn! ( incredibly some people do it)
WiFi is mostly good but limited to times when we are at home (evenings and mornings) with our phones utilizing portable hot spot . The password is on the information sheet in the flat.
The Piper's house (for those who don't like bagpipes. don't worry I don't usually play when we have guests) is located in the countryside, five miles from Dingle. A self contained & self catering flat (apartment) attached to a long bungalow with a glass house. Five minute's drive to the sea, 10 minutes to Dingle and a 20 minute walk to a local pub/restaurant. This tranquil quiet accommodation is ideal for pe…
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
1 double bed
Amenities
Wifi
Kitchen
Free parking on premises
Indoor fireplace
Essentials
Washing machine
TV
Heating
Laptop-friendly workspace
Iron
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Dingle, Kerry, Ireland
This house, built in 1976 is located in an area of outstanding beauty surrounded by mountains that seemingly rise right out of the sea. The Cosan na Naomh ( The saint's pilgrimage path) passes the house. On the east it is overlooked sedately and majestically by Mt Brandon. To the west there is the sea and the 'Three Sisters' peaks. The house is in a village named Baile an Lochaigh which means in Irish 'Town of the Lake'. Actually it consists of a clustre of houses scattered between lower and upper Baile an Lochaigh. The neighbouring fields are grazed by sheep and nearby there is a pre Christian ring fort (lios) where one can enter and imagine to be back when early man lived around here. In upper Baile an Lochaigh there is a horse riding stable and trap (carriage) rides are available. There is also a pet farm which accommodates many animals including rabbits,pigs, deer, ostriches,peacocks and other birds. Passing through the upper Baile an Lochaigh there is a most secluded and beautiful valley named Cam Lochaigh intersected by a transversible river, the source of which there are ruins of an ancient habitation of beehive huts.
For the best view of the area a walk to the summit of Mt Brandon is well worth the effort. Ropes and mountaineering equipment are not needed though a good pair of walking boots are advisable. The path is clearly marked by crosses.
About four miles from the property there is a small fishing harbour and beach named Ballydavid ( Baile na nGall). There are two bars serving inexpensive food, also a post office and grocery shop. Nearby there is a long beach named Muiroch for a peaceful seaside walk. Also in this area there is the well known Gallarus Oratory, an early 6th century church built entirely of stone and completely rain proof after 1,400 years! It is said that if a person manages to squeeze though the window he/she will be married within a year! On the extreme north section of the Slea Head Drive there is a small cove with a jetty from where Saint Brendan was said to have departed these shores for America!
For the best view of the area a walk to the summit of Mt Brandon is well worth the effort. Ropes and mountaineering equipment are not needed though a good pair of walking boots are advisable. The path is clearly marked by crosses.
About four miles from the property there is a small fishing harbour and beach named Ballydavid ( Baile na nGall). There are two bars serving inexpensive food, also a post office and grocery shop. Nearby there is a long beach named Muiroch for a peaceful seaside walk. Also in this area there is the well known Gallarus Oratory, an early 6th century church built entirely of stone and completely rain proof after 1,400 years! It is said that if a person manages to squeeze though the window he/she will be married within a year! On the extreme north section of the Slea Head Drive there is a small cove with a jetty from where Saint Brendan was said to have departed these shores for America!
This house, built in 1976 is located in an area of outstanding beauty surrounded by mountains that seemingly rise right out of the sea. The Cosan na Naomh ( The saint's pilgrimage path) passes the house. On th…
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Paddy is a craftsman (violin & clock maker) and craft shop owner. Irina is a psychologist. We are both well traveled and have many varied interests. We speak several languages between us in various degrees of fluency. Paddy likes playing bagpipes, gardening, and old motor bikes. Irina likes cooking and reading. We run a wholefood vegetarian cafe in Dingle using organically grown vegetables from our own garden. The cafe is upstairs of a music craft shop .
Paddy is a craftsman (violin & clock maker) and craft shop owner. Irina is a psychologist. We are both well traveled and have many varied interests. We speak several languages betw…
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