Sugarbush is a welcoming, detached country house, overlooking the stunning surrounding mountains and coast, located 4.5 miles from Eyeries in County Cork. With three bedrooms offering a variety of sleeping accommodation, one on the ground floor with an en-suite, the property can sleep seven people. There's also a separate family bathroom on the ground floor, along with a kitchen, a sitting room with multi-fuel stove and a sun room with dining area. Outside is a good-sized garden, with a wonderful decking area where you can enjoy sublime views, along with off road parking for one car. Sugarbush is a charming, country cottage, is an excellent location.
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Just a short ferry trip away: Ireland has so much to offer from outdoor fun to great food and drink, and fascinating culture and heritage to explore. With dramatic coastlines, empty beaches and its wild unspoilt landscape, even place names in Ireland: Connemara, Ring of Kerry, Clare, Limerick, Donegal, conjure up romantic images.