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Property Name: Cúlánn is a charming, family-friendly semi-detached cottage located in Clifden, County Galway, Cornwall. This spacious cottage sleeps 6 people across 3 bedrooms, each with their own en-suite for added luxury. The open plan living area is perfect for spending quality time together, with French doors leading out to a patio garden area with furniture. The cottage is conveniently located near the coast, offering easy access to the stunning shoreline and a selection of independent pubs and shops in Clifden.
Clifden serves as a great base for walkers exploring the natural landscapes of the region, with sandy beaches like Dogs Bay and Aillebrack nearby. The Sky Road offers spectacular views over the Atlantic Ocean to Clifden Castle, while activities like deep sea angling, touring Connemara National Park, and golfing are easily accessible. The cottage's courtyard provides off-road parking for two cars, making it convenient for exploring the area by car.
Cúlánn is a comfortable and stylish choice for families looking to explore County Galway, offering modern furnishings and amenities. Its proximity to the coast, charming town of Clifden, and various outdoor activities make it an ideal location for a relaxing getaway in Ireland. Whether you're looking to relax on the patio with family or explore the stunning natural landscapes of the region, this cottage provides a fantastic base for a memorable holiday experience.
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