Monthly Rentals in Fivemilebourne

Couldn't recommend Brian's place enough! Private, extremely well stocked, and situated on the beautiful Lough Gill. Perfect location for visiting Sligo if you've got a car, as it's only a short drive to town, and parking is easy and free onsite. Brian was so helpful with recommendations and very communicative, so if we needed anything, it was nice to know they were nearby. 10/10.

Loved my week stay in Barbara’s cabin. Was perfect for what I needed. Private, cosy, the amenities I needed, spotless, comfy/homely. Parking right at door in the yard. Short drive to Strandhill and even shorter into Sligo (I actually walked in and out to Sligo). Had a little solid fuel stove which was very helpful the last night of my stay, a cold night, but toasty warm when I lit the already set fire. Couldn’t be happier with my stay at Barbara’s cabin.

Allison's flat was the perfect culmination to a two week trip on Ireland's west coast. I'll admit being worried by the pictures, but the room was quite spacious for two people and had EVERY amenity you could imagine. There was also the complementary loaf of brown bread, liter of milk, homemade jam (from a neighbor), and Ireland's famous butter. The washer/dryer was a great help before packing our bags for home. Allison and husband Garth lead extraordinarily interesting lives on their 40 acre sheep farm. They are as personable as any hosts we have met through ABnB. Be warned, though: sheep are sheep. They only sleep four hours a day, spending much of the remaining time bleating in a variety of tones and cadences. For us, it was a brilliant antidote to the cars and trucks that surround us at home. Give sheep a chance.

Our stay at River Cottage felt less like checking into an Airbnb and more like stepping into Anna and Luke’s thoughtfully curated retreat. Nestled beside a usually gentle stream, the cottage offered a rare kind of quiet. We found ourselves unwinding in ways we hadn’t expected. As if the place itself were helping us silence the usual rush of thoughts. The sauna and cold plunge, discreetly positioned at the water’s edge, added a touch of simple luxury. They blended seamlessly into the natural surroundings rather than standing out as flashy extras, even when lit up at night. We explored the surrounding area by car and found Sligo to be the perfect complement to the cottage’s peaceful seclusion. My wife and I already feel drawn back to this little slice of Ireland - eager for another chance to recharge in the calm that Anna and Luke have created. We’re also looking forward to seeing their next ideas come to life.