Castlebaldwin 2 miles. This cosy semi-detached cottage is next to the owner's home, and is close to Lough Arrow and Castlebaldwin in the County Sligo countryside. The lovely cottage is a fantastic base for a family to get away together to enjoy some sightseeing, while exploring County Sligo. This attractive cottage is set over two floors and has three cosy bedrooms upstairs. On the ground floor there is a traditional country kitchen with a dining table and an electric stove. The sitting room offers a great space for taking it easy after a day of being out and about, and also has a bay widow with two chairs and a coffee table, perfect for relaxing with breakfast on a lazy sunny morning. To the front of the property there is a patio area with furniture and a lawned garden where the young ones can play and run around, tiring themselves out before bed, whilst you sit and relax with a refreshing drink. The small village of Castlebaldwin is close at hand to tend to your basic needs and Lough Arrow is great if you fancy a spot of fishing. Head south east and visit Carrick-on-Shannon and north west will take you to Sligo, both filled with charm and character for you to soak up, while enjoying the local culture and history on offer and also a range of traditional Irish pubs and restaurants for you to sample. A great property for you to come to and begin your Irish getaway adventure.
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