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No 3 - The Givens Family occupied this cottage, they operated a creamery, this was an ideal site due to the artesian well which supplies water.
These Cottages form a pair each with entrance hall, open plan kitchen / living room, One en suite bedroom which contains one double and one single bed. Red deal ceilings, wooden and ceramic floors, rubber wood furniture combine to give a modern yet traditional feel to these cottages.
No 5 - William Barry, 184o's lived in this cottage before moving to Monanimy Castle.
These Cottages form a pair each with entrance hall, open plan kitchen / living room, two en suite bedrooms one with bath and the other with wet room. These cottages sleep six having two double and two single beds. It has ten foot high ceilings and pine doors. Cottage suites combined with the honey shades of walls and curtains offer a comfort and a sense of peace to our guests.
No 6 - Mahoney's 1870's, James Mahoney was a member of the White Boys a subversive organization of the time
No 7 - Quirkes, Richard Quirke rented the farm in 1880.
The old farmhouse was rebuilt in 1884 it now comprises of two spacious cottages. Enter the cottages through a shared conservatory.
No. 6, Sleeps five has two stories, the large kitchen/living room is open plan overlooking the lawns, two bedrooms, one double and one single, two bathrooms.
No. 7, Sleeps six. The ground floor has an extra large kitchen/living room which was once the working kitchen of this house it looks out on a bed of sweet dream roses. Downstairs also has a double bedroom and a shower room. Upstairs consists of two bedrooms, one single and one with a single and double bed and separate bathrooms. The view from these bedrooms is panoramic.
