Kerry Coastal Cottages    Self catering cottages and country homes in Kerry

The FUCHSIA COTTAGE is a newly renovated cottage, presented in a very cozy and comfortable style. A well vegetated and well-kept outdoor area surrounds the house. The bungalow is located in the immediate vicinity of the beautiful sandy Blue Flag Beach of Ballinskelligs. It only takes a short walk of 3 minutes via the neighboring property where the pub 'Cable O'Learys' with restaurant is located.
This is a friendly house with plenty of light. It has a new kitchen with modern units and is well equipped. Through a double glass door you can reach the spacious and comfortable dining and living area with a lovely wood burning stove. A patio door from the kitchen leads to the sunny south side of the house. The house is wheelchair accessible and has 4 bedrooms and one bathroom. 

Front view of Fuchsia Cottage

• open-plan living and dining 
• well equipped modern kitchen
• large dining table
• comfortable sofa in front of cosy stove
• washing machine in kitchen
• bedroom I (1 double)
• bedroom II (1 double)
• bedroom III (1 single)
• bedroom IV (1 single)
• bathroom (shower)
• oil central heating, micowave, TV, Sat, garden furniture

Due to the short distance to the RING OF KERRY you are not far away from the touristic highlights of the Skellig Coast in Kerry.    BALLINSKELLIGS is part of the WILD ATLANTIC WAY, the longest coastal driving route in Europe! McCarthy's Castle and the 12th Century Abbey are just two of Ballinskelligs' iconic sights. Here you are right in the centre of the Kerry Dark-Sky Reserve. The Skelligs Chocolate Factory in St.Finian's Bay can be reached in a few minutes by car.  The popular BOLUS HEAD WALK  is not far from your doorstep. From there you can enjoy fabulous views to the SKELLIGS. Ballinskelligs also offers a lovely beach cafe, two pubs, Cill Rialaig Art Centre with cafe, a shop and petrol station.

Boats to the famous SKELLIGS ISLANDS operate in the morning from BALLINSKELLIGS and PORTMAGEE (weather permitting) - a small picturesque fishing village with bars, a restaurant, shops and a cafe is only about 15km away. Valentia Island with it's fascinating and wild cliffs along the northern shores can be reached via Portmagee's Bridge or by a ferry service from Knightstown to Caherciveen on the Ring of Kerry (only March - October).