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Two donkeys stand side by side near a gate, facing away from the camera. Green fields extend into the distance, framed by gentle hills and partially cloudy skies. The scene captures a peaceful rural setting, emphasizing the connection with nature.

Barn in County Tipperary

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

The Swallow's Nest

Please don't come here - If you're looking for big city lights, mod cons & public transport. Please do come here - If you're interested in growing your own food, keeping bees, hiking, food preservation, nature, chickens & geese, bats, birdsong & silence (hens/geese/wildlife permitting!). The Swallow's Nest is a tiny barn which sits between Slievenamon & the Comeragh mountains, in the glorious valley known as The Honeylands but is only a ten minute drive from Clonmel, Tipperary's County town.

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A small blue building is framed by lush greenery and vibrant poppy flowers in the foreground. The building features large windows that let in natural light, surrounded by an inviting garden setting.

Guesthouse in Kilcash

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

The Studio in the Sky

From artist studio to guest house, this little building is an ongoing project, with so much to offer. Sitting on higher grounds just behind the main house, it has its own garden with a view to take your breath away. It’s a bit of a rise to get there but totally worth it. If you keep climbing across small fields and a strip of forest, you’ll find yourself on Slievenamon’s mountain trails. Downhill from here lies Kilcash village, pub, church, more forestry and the ruins of an old castle

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A bright living area is showcased with large glass doors allowing natural light. A decorated Christmas tree stands prominently, surrounded by festive decorations. A comfortable sofa is adorned with cozy blankets, while a coffee table holds a small floral arrangement. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall.

Cottage in Waterford

5 out of 5 average rating, 235 reviews

Cosy 2 Bed Cottage in Waterford near the Greenway

Cosy cottage, a home away from home. Minutes away from Waterford City. Great location to base yourself to visit The Greenway ( 5 mins), Mount Congreve, Suir Valley Railway, Viking Triangle & The Waterford Museums. Stunning views of the River Suir & surroundings. The cottage is bright and airy with a fully equipped kitchen . 1 king size bedroom and 2nd bedroom with a single bed. Parking directly outside the door. On bus route to city centre. No pets, parties or smoking/vaping allowed.

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A wooden cabin with a modern design features large glass doors framed by shrubs and a gentle slope of gravel leading to the entrance. The structure is set against a blue sky, enhancing the cabin's natural setting.

Vacation home in Aldridge

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 406 reviews

Sea View, 2 bedroom 15 mins walk from beach,.

This cabin is located on our property and is perfect for couples and families, surrounded by 14 beaches , choice in restaurants. It is nestled between Fethard on sea and Duncannon . There is numerous attractions including the Hook lighthouse, Dunbrody Famine ship and Tintern Abbey and watersports including Kayaking, Coasteering. Caving and archery. those looking for the nature trails we have Tintern abbey, Forth mountain and Kennedy park it is also a fantastic location for Anglers.

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The entrance to a converted barn is framed by landscaped greenery and gravel pathways. A wooden door leads into the barn, while seating options are available nearby. The natural stone exterior and a sloping roof contribute to a rustic charm, with trees and shrubs enhancing the setting.

Barn in Kilmacow

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

18th Century Barn

The 18th century, converted barn, is perfectly located to explore Ireland’s sunny south east. Just 10 min by car from Waterford city centre you are right at the heart of the south east, the perfect base to explore the famous sites of county Waterford, county Kilkenny, county Tipperary and county Wexford. Visit the beautiful gardens of Mount Congreve or Woodstock gardens. The barn has an open plan layout, where you can relax beside the cosy stove and plan your next day’s adventure.

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The exterior of the cottage features traditional stone walls and a pitched roof. A bright red door is complemented by colorful flowers in the foreground, including red tulips and purple blooms. Clear blue skies provide a bright backdrop.

Barn in Tintern

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 355 reviews

"Stable Cottage"

"Stable Cottage" is an old traditional style, converted stone barn, near our historic old farmhouse. It retains many original features such as the original old natural slated roof, old beams, pine boarded floors, exposed original stone walls etc. etc.. It is very quiet and peaceful, on a small working tillage farm. Originally, it was the stable where the horses were sheltered and fed for the winter months while the wheat, feed oats etc was stored on the loft overhead.

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A terrace area offers a clear view of the sea, complemented by comfortable seating arrangements. Two lounge chairs in vibrant orange and black are positioned on a textured surface, with the shoreline visible in the background under a bright blue sky.

Home in Duncannon

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

SUEDE COTTAGE A Contemporary House on the Beach

Our home has been totally refurbished to a very high standard. The sitting room has a large TV with cable stations, and great WiFi. The log burning stove in the open plan sitting room is great for those cooler evenings. There are sea views from the sitting room, but the best view is had from the terrace of the main bedroom. Downstairs has a double bedroom with wc and wet room shower, upstairs are 2 further double bedrooms and large family bathroom with walk-in power.

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The charming stone exterior of the cottage showcases colorful climbing roses flanking the entrance. A bright red door adds a welcoming touch, while a blue bench sits beside it. The roof is covered with slate tiles, and a brick chimney extends upward, framed by a cloudy sky.

Cabin in Mullinahone

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews

Hawes Barn - 200 Year Old Cottage

Set within the Croc An Oir Estate (translated as Crock of Gold) and tucked away down a leafy boreen, this beautifully restored, converted stone barn offers a truly relaxing holiday where hospitality and a traditional Irish experience is offered in abundance. Croc an Oir is a romantic retreat for a couple, and traditional features include a cosy woodburner, a half door, arched windows and a delightful loft style bedroom. There is also a private courtyard and garden.

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A misty evening is captured, revealing the glow from inside the restored cottage through its glass gable. In the foreground, white flowers are seen, adding a natural element to the scene, while outdoor seating is positioned on the patio, surrounded by greenery.

Cottage in Mooncoin

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 1,025 reviews

Big Mick's Cottage

Beautifully restored cottage located on a working farm in peaceful Kilkenny countryside between Mullinavat, Piltown and Mooncoin. We are within 30 minutes drive of Waterford, Kilkenny and Clonmel. Fantastic views and long quite walks are promised. A stones throw from the beautiful Curraghmore estate, Comeragh mountains with the spectacular Mahon Falls and Coumshingaun Lake and Slievenamon. The Deise Greenway and Copper Coast beaches are easily accessed nearby.

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The exterior view showcases a charming cottage entrance framed by vibrant red doors. A decorative wreath adorns the wall, while lush greenery and various plants add a natural touch. The patio features a small seating area with a checkerboard pattern visible through the glass doors.

Cottage in Halfway House

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 851 reviews

Faithlegg, Country Cottage

A cozy renovated 200 year old cottage. Situated down a country lane. Suitable for two adults and a dog. There is a fee for the dog. Easy access to beaches, walks and Waterford city provided you have a car. Public transport is not easily accessible to or from our cottage. Taxis are fine. The cottage is annexed to the main house. It includes a bedroom, shower room, kitchen and breakfast room. The breakfast room looks out onto your own small private garden.

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A circular window frames a scenic view of rolling hills and trees, with Mount Leinster visible in the background. Soft clouds float above a tranquil setting, showcasing vibrant greens of the surrounding landscape.

Loft in Enniscorthy

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

The Loft @ Poppy Hill

The Loft @ Poppy Hill is a cosy self contained unit close to a family house with fantastic views of Mount Leinster. It is 2km from the village of Ballindaggin and a super location to soak up the countryside and explore the treasures of Wexford and beyond. Located in the foothills of Mount Leinster, it is well suited for hill walkers, star gazers and those who want to feel the country atmosphere. The village has 2 pubs, one serving the best curry in Wexford.

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The entrance of a stone-built cottage is framed by a vibrant blue door complemented by a small lantern. A green bench sits beside the door, and a potted plant adds a touch of greenery to the gravel pathway leading to the entrance.

Place to stay in Tintern

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 280 reviews

Rock Lodge

Nestled at the end of a pot-holed lane , this is a lovely converted stone-built stable block in a peaceful rural location. Situated a few minutes from the beautiful Tintern Abbey and within 15 minutes of the lovely beaches at Duncannon, Cullenstown and Fethard. Both Wexford town and New Ross are within easy reach as are the popular tourist deitinations of Hook lighthouse, Dunbody Famine ship and the Irish National Heritage Centre.