Category
Post 1900 and Contemporary Villas Region
North West Property ref
SO5 Location
Rosses Point, County Sligo Accommodates
8-12 Name of property
Bay View Rosses Point Accommodates
Eight in 4 bedroom main house and four in 2 bedroom 'guest apartment'
Sligo bay view vacation rental.
A recently built house overlooking the water near Rosses Point. This is a spacious house with four bedrooms and four bathrooms in the central block and a further two bedrooms and two bathrooms in the adjacent 'guest wing' (not interconnected). The house is totally private and enjoys stunning view of Sligo Bay and Ben Bulben. The main portion of this exceptional holiday house has a wonderful large kitchen/living room, with all modern appliances; a drawing room and a large dining room. The guest apartment has its own small kitchen/living room and is independent of the main house. To the front there is an enclosed courtyard while the back of the house overlooks the water and mountain. County Sligo contains one of the richest concentrations of prehistoric monuments in Western Europe including Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery and Miosgan Meadhbha (Maeve's Cairn). The poet WB Yeats is buried nearby. Distances
Sligo: 3 miles Knock Airport: 39 miles (63 km) Enniskilleen: 47 miles (75 km) Galway: 92 miles (147 km) Shannon: 135 miles (217 km) Accommodation information
4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms in main house and 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in the guest apartment Ground floor: Spacious drawing room with view of Sligo Bay; Dining Room with sea view; Modern kitchen; TV room and guest WC Upstairs in main house: Four stunning bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and shower. Amenities in the area
There is much to do in this region which is still relatively unknown. There are beaches at Rosses Point and at Strandhill. Golf at Rosses Point and further north at Enniscrone and a yacht club in Sligo. North of Rosses Point marine archeologists have recently uncovered a wreck of the Spanish Armada which was storm-driven upon this coast in September of 1588. The poet William Butler Yeats and his brother, the artist Jack Butler Yeats, spent their summer holidays at Elsinore House, in Rosses Point. The "Waiting on Shore" monument, appropriately situated near the lifeboat station, depicts a woman holding her arms out to sea. This sculpture reflects the age-old anguish of a seafaring people who watched and waited for the safe return of loved ones. There are many walking routes, some for novices, some a little more challenging - Knocknarea, Glencar, and Lough Gill, Slishwood & Innisfree Island Walks. Horse riding is possible at Grange and Carrowmore and, for the less energetic there are Seaweed Baths at Strandhill. Price
High season:- from €4000 - €5000
June, July, August, Christmas and New Year Shoulder: from €3000 - €3500 May and September. Other times: from €2000 -€2500 Utilities are extra. Security deposit. *Rates and availability on any of our listings are subject to change without prior notice. Rates quoted on listings are for information purposes only and do not represent a final quote or rental rate. Charges for heating and electricity, services, telephone calls and refundable security deposit details will be quoted at the time of the reservation. Weekly rentals are from Saturday to Saturday.
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