Hidden away in the scenic seaside village of Killala in County Mayo, Georges Street is a fantastic townhouse offering up a wonderful retreat to the west coast of Ireland for a family of five. Come together in the well-equipped kitchen to bake tasty treats, or cook up a storm as you prepare a hearty home cooked meal for all to enjoy whilst gathered at the attractive country-style dining table. Rest and recuperate in the homely sitting room, where you can turn on the pretty electric fire and snuggle up to loved ones on the sumptuous leather sofas, as you watch a captivating movie on the TV. After a fun-filled day exploring the coast, freshen up in the handy cloakroom or continue up the staircase to the first-floor shower room and delight in a long rejuvenating rinse in the spacious walk-in shower. Also on this floor, two well-appointed bedrooms comprising a double and a triple bunk provide a peaceful space to lay your head to rest at the end of your days. Catch the last of the summer sunshine with evenings out in the patio garden, indulging in a refreshing glass of wine whilst taking a moment to appreciate time well-spent with those closest to you. With a good selection of restaurants and a number of bustling bars and restaurants, there's plenty opportunity to delight in an evening on the town, and even a takeaway for those quiet nights indoors. The village is also home to an idyllic Quay, a great spot to take in the views of the sea before heading up the coast to Ross Beach for a gentle stroll along the vast yellow sands. Surrounded by the ancient forts of Townsplots West, you will be spoilt for choice with an abundance of local landmarks and attractions to explore. See the imposing Round Tower or venture along to 15th century ruins of Moyne Abbey, a real beauty. Over in Rathfran the historical abbey, Summerhill House and Rathfran Park Wedge Tomb await you, whilst The Gazebo and Rathlacken Court Tomb are a must. Spend your days hiking along the rugged cliffs of Downpatrick Head for incredible vistas of Eire Sign 64 and Dún Briste Sea Stack, or hop in the car and head for Ballina to see the Dolmen of the Four Maols, the Jackie Clarke Collection and Tom Ruane Park, all resting on the banks of the River Moy. Ballina is home to a rich variety of pubs, shops and restaurants to enjoy. Other activities to enjoy are golf and horse riding in Ballina as well as golf in Belmullet as well, Other places of interest to mention are Ceide Fields neolithic site which is approx 25 mins drive away along the coast and Enniscrone beach for a good day out. Also Achill island which is about an hours drive from killala is a wonderful place to visit. A pleasant drive away Ballycroy National Park is filled with glorious green landscapes and glistening waters and many arresting landmarks such as Doona Castle, Belfarsad Church and Slievemore Deserted Village. Discover Ireland like never before on a holiday at Georges Street.
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