Waterville 1 mile. A delightful detached Kerry cottage, situated in an elevated position above the town of Waterville in County Kerry. This Kerry cottage has been thoughtfully designed, offering light, bright rooms and maximising the stunning views of Lough Currane and the Kerry Mountains. This Kerry cottage offers accommodation set entirely over the ground floor, with the added benefit of a conservatory, meaning there is a feel of plentiful space in the property, coupled with a cosy atmosphere from the woodburner and open fire. This is a quality Kerry cottage, well equipped and decorated with charm and style. With excellent walking from the doorstep, Waterville is only one mile away and with the famous Ring of Kerry on the doorstep, you need not travel far for plenty to explore. For a day trip, you can visit the Skellig Rocks from Waterville and a little further afield is the historic town of Killarney, a must for any visitor to County Kerry, offering something to keep the whole family entertained. After a day in the locality or further afield, this Kerry cottage will welcome the weary home, for a spot of alfresco dining if you catch the weather or to curl up in front of the open fire on those chilly evenings.
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