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Rock Cottage. (Ref: 48567)
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Midleton cottage rent details
A Brief Guide To Ballycotton And Its Surroudings:-
“In former years doctors of repute prescribed a week in Ballycotton for patients suffering from fatigue and to the present day the invigorating air and Old World charm are most relaxing.”
Rock Cottage is only new to the rental market from 2008.Rock Cottage is located in the heart of Ballycotton Village.This traditional semi-detatched stone Cottage is of Old World Style has undergone some renovation to allow for modern appliances. The Cottage can accommodate up to 6 people. There are wonderful views across Ballycotton Bay from a number of rooms in the house and from the wonderful furnished back yard area with timber decking looking out over the sea you will find it ideal for eating al fresco when the weather is desirable or for just lounging and relaxing anytime of the Year.
Rock Cottage is only new to the rental market from 2008.Rock Cottage is located in the heart of Ballycotton Village.This traditional semi-detatched stone Cottage is of Old World Style has undergone some renovation to allow for modern appliances. The Cottage can accommodate up to 6 people. There are wonderful views across Ballycotton Bay from a number of rooms in the house and from the wonderful furnished back yard area with timber decking looking out over the sea you will find it ideal for eating al fresco when the weather is desirable or for just lounging and relaxing anytime of the Year.
The Cottage Consists Of:-
• Sitting Room with couch and two reclining armchairs, TV/DVD and open fire.
• Kitchen/Dining Room with fridge-freezer, electric cooker, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave etc.
• Bathroom with corner bath, shower, basin and WC.
• 2 x Double-bed room.
• 1 x single bunk beds.
• Reading room with extra storage.
Bed line, Towels, pots, pans and utensils are all provided.
• Kitchen/Dining Room with fridge-freezer, electric cooker, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave etc.
• Bathroom with corner bath, shower, basin and WC.
• 2 x Double-bed room.
• 1 x single bunk beds.
• Reading room with extra storage.
Bed line, Towels, pots, pans and utensils are all provided.
Things to do in the Village.
Walking:
Ballycotton is famous for its cliff walk, which extends over 5 miles of cliff to the beach at Ballytrasna. The cliff walk starts at the cliff top car park which is reached via a road swinging right uphill from the village just before the pier. At the car park where the walk starts there is an information board, entitled Ballycotton Cliff Walk. A concrete stile gives access to the pathway. There are many stiles on the route, much more convenient than climbing walls or ducking under electric fences while, at the same time, keeping farm animals from wandering. The route is a narrow foot-worn track along the cliff top, with the sea far below and the air coming off the Atlantic fresh and stimulating
The walk passes Ballytrasna and then turns inland at the small cove at Ballyandreen, to make a loop back to Ballycotton. The local development committee hopes this path can be extended - but for the moment it is a very pleasant 5 miles, with a shorter route home of 3 miles, through Ballytrasna.
Pitch & Putt :
The village pitch & putt couse is just 5 minutes walk. Clubs are in the cottage, and Green Fees are just €5 which is paid at the club house.
Bird Watching:
Ballycotton and the surrounding areas are a well known haven for birdwatchers. An information board, depicts the local bird species at the start of the cliff walk. It is one of eighteen plaques erected at prime bird viewing sites on the new East Cork Bird Trail between Cork and Youghal.
Deep Sea Angling:
The summer season is from May to September. The main catches are, Blue Shark, Pollock, Ling, Conger, Cod ,Spotted Dog. From the end of October to the end of February, is ideal for big Cod (20 Ibs+), Hake and Coalfish. For conservation, most fish are returned alive to the water and certain species are tagged for scientific purposes. Favorite angling-marks can be reached within 20-40 minutes. The mix of rocky ledges, sand and coral accounts for the variety of fish available. A number of boats, with experienced skippers, from 23 ft to 36 ft are available. Rods and tackle can be hired. Normal angling time is from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm.
Shore Angling :
Angling from the pier for Mackerel, Plaice, Sole, Conger, Flounder Ray etc. River fishing is the Blackwater(in Lismore) and Bride Rivers (in Tallow) for Salmon and Trout, are about one hours drive. There is also Trout fishing at Loughaddera.
Fishing Information: Tackle shop in Midleton for information and licenses
Swimming :
Close to Sandy Beaches and for the more
adventurous 'the mens bathing place'. The secluded cove of Ballytrasna is to be found at the end of the cliff walk.
Tennis:
The Village Tennis courts are just 2 mins up the hill from Rock Cottage,across the road from Our Lady Star Of The Sea Chapel.
Eating in and around Ballycotton:
There are a several restaurants in the Village itself, from Skinnys diner to pub grub in the Inn by the Harbour, The Blackbird and The Schooner and the hotel & restaurant and The Bay View Hotel.
In the general area, (about 10 minutes drive) is the world famous Ballymaloe House and Shanagarry Cookery School.
Stepen Pierce Pottery in Shanagarry has a cafe which serves excellent homemade soups, sandwiches and salads. Harty's Pub & Restaurant in Cloyne serves both Bar and Restaurant fare.
A 20 minute drive and you are in the market town of Midleton, which hosts a large number of restaurants and cafes including The Farm Gate.
We advise telephoning in advance to check opening times of Bars/Restaurant's, as some are seasonal and subject to change.
Contact Tel No's of Restaurant:
Skinny Diner:
Village diner with delivery service. Serves fast food including curries and cheesecake.
Tel : +353 21 4646180
Inn by the Harbor:
Serves both Pub Grub and Evening Meals. Overlooking the Harbour. Seasonal
Tel: +353 (0)21 4646768
Email: innbytheharbour@ireland.com
The Schooner Bar:
Serves Bar food.
Tel: +353 (0)214646192.
The Blackbird:
Serves the Famous ‘’Cully & Scully’’ Barfood
Tel: +353 (0) 21 4646274
Bay View Hotel:
Bar and Sunday Lunches, evening meals. Seasonal
Tel : + 353 (0)21 4646746
Email : res@thebayviewhotel.com
Restaurants outside of the village but within 10 minutes drive.
Ballymaloe House :
World Renowned Restaurant and Kitchen Shop
Tel. + 353 (0)21 4652531
Email. res@ballymaloe.ie
Garryvoe Hotel :
Overlooking Garryvoe Strand. Bar and Restaurant Meals.
Tel: +353 1 2958900
Email: garryvoe@irishcountryhotels.com
Shannagarry Pottery:
The Stephen Pierce run world renowned Shanagarry Pottery has built an international reputation.
Lunches and snacks are served in a Pottery Emporium in Shanagarry Village
Tel +353 (0)21 4646807
Hartys Restaurant & Bar,
Church Street,
Cloyne
Bar and Restaurant Meals
Tel + 353 (0)21 4652401
www.hartysrestaurant.com
Barnabrow Country House [and restaurant],
Cloyne, Midleton,Co. Cork. A country house and restaurant in a rural setting. Ideal location for special family occasions and weddings. Donkeys, goats, ducks and hens.
Tel: 021-4652534
Taxi Numbers:
Taxi Co's
East Cork Cabs,
89 Main st, Midleton
+ 00353(0)21 4633444
Midleton Cabs
5 Connolly st, Midleton
+00 353(0)21 4613789
Pubs in the Village.
The Blackbird of Ballycotton.
Great live Gigs Venue. Large Beer Garden. Friendly owner.
The Schooner Tavern
Across the Road from the Blackbird.
Inn by the Harbour
Overlooking the Harbour.
McGraths Pub.
At The Start Of The Village.
Ballycotton is famous for its cliff walk, which extends over 5 miles of cliff to the beach at Ballytrasna. The cliff walk starts at the cliff top car park which is reached via a road swinging right uphill from the village just before the pier. At the car park where the walk starts there is an information board, entitled Ballycotton Cliff Walk. A concrete stile gives access to the pathway. There are many stiles on the route, much more convenient than climbing walls or ducking under electric fences while, at the same time, keeping farm animals from wandering. The route is a narrow foot-worn track along the cliff top, with the sea far below and the air coming off the Atlantic fresh and stimulating
The walk passes Ballytrasna and then turns inland at the small cove at Ballyandreen, to make a loop back to Ballycotton. The local development committee hopes this path can be extended - but for the moment it is a very pleasant 5 miles, with a shorter route home of 3 miles, through Ballytrasna.
Pitch & Putt :
The village pitch & putt couse is just 5 minutes walk. Clubs are in the cottage, and Green Fees are just €5 which is paid at the club house.
Bird Watching:
Ballycotton and the surrounding areas are a well known haven for birdwatchers. An information board, depicts the local bird species at the start of the cliff walk. It is one of eighteen plaques erected at prime bird viewing sites on the new East Cork Bird Trail between Cork and Youghal.
Deep Sea Angling:
The summer season is from May to September. The main catches are, Blue Shark, Pollock, Ling, Conger, Cod ,Spotted Dog. From the end of October to the end of February, is ideal for big Cod (20 Ibs+), Hake and Coalfish. For conservation, most fish are returned alive to the water and certain species are tagged for scientific purposes. Favorite angling-marks can be reached within 20-40 minutes. The mix of rocky ledges, sand and coral accounts for the variety of fish available. A number of boats, with experienced skippers, from 23 ft to 36 ft are available. Rods and tackle can be hired. Normal angling time is from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm.
Shore Angling :
Angling from the pier for Mackerel, Plaice, Sole, Conger, Flounder Ray etc. River fishing is the Blackwater(in Lismore) and Bride Rivers (in Tallow) for Salmon and Trout, are about one hours drive. There is also Trout fishing at Loughaddera.
Fishing Information: Tackle shop in Midleton for information and licenses
Swimming :
Close to Sandy Beaches and for the more
adventurous 'the mens bathing place'. The secluded cove of Ballytrasna is to be found at the end of the cliff walk.
Tennis:
The Village Tennis courts are just 2 mins up the hill from Rock Cottage,across the road from Our Lady Star Of The Sea Chapel.
Eating in and around Ballycotton:
There are a several restaurants in the Village itself, from Skinnys diner to pub grub in the Inn by the Harbour, The Blackbird and The Schooner and the hotel & restaurant and The Bay View Hotel.
In the general area, (about 10 minutes drive) is the world famous Ballymaloe House and Shanagarry Cookery School.
Stepen Pierce Pottery in Shanagarry has a cafe which serves excellent homemade soups, sandwiches and salads. Harty's Pub & Restaurant in Cloyne serves both Bar and Restaurant fare.
A 20 minute drive and you are in the market town of Midleton, which hosts a large number of restaurants and cafes including The Farm Gate.
We advise telephoning in advance to check opening times of Bars/Restaurant's, as some are seasonal and subject to change.
Contact Tel No's of Restaurant:
Skinny Diner:
Village diner with delivery service. Serves fast food including curries and cheesecake.
Tel : +353 21 4646180
Inn by the Harbor:
Serves both Pub Grub and Evening Meals. Overlooking the Harbour. Seasonal
Tel: +353 (0)21 4646768
Email: innbytheharbour@ireland.com
The Schooner Bar:
Serves Bar food.
Tel: +353 (0)214646192.
The Blackbird:
Serves the Famous ‘’Cully & Scully’’ Barfood
Tel: +353 (0) 21 4646274
Bay View Hotel:
Bar and Sunday Lunches, evening meals. Seasonal
Tel : + 353 (0)21 4646746
Email : res@thebayviewhotel.com
Restaurants outside of the village but within 10 minutes drive.
Ballymaloe House :
World Renowned Restaurant and Kitchen Shop
Tel. + 353 (0)21 4652531
Email. res@ballymaloe.ie
Garryvoe Hotel :
Overlooking Garryvoe Strand. Bar and Restaurant Meals.
Tel: +353 1 2958900
Email: garryvoe@irishcountryhotels.com
Shannagarry Pottery:
The Stephen Pierce run world renowned Shanagarry Pottery has built an international reputation.
Lunches and snacks are served in a Pottery Emporium in Shanagarry Village
Tel +353 (0)21 4646807
Hartys Restaurant & Bar,
Church Street,
Cloyne
Bar and Restaurant Meals
Tel + 353 (0)21 4652401
www.hartysrestaurant.com
Barnabrow Country House [and restaurant],
Cloyne, Midleton,Co. Cork. A country house and restaurant in a rural setting. Ideal location for special family occasions and weddings. Donkeys, goats, ducks and hens.
Tel: 021-4652534
Taxi Numbers:
Taxi Co's
East Cork Cabs,
89 Main st, Midleton
+ 00353(0)21 4633444
Midleton Cabs
5 Connolly st, Midleton
+00 353(0)21 4613789
Pubs in the Village.
The Blackbird of Ballycotton.
Great live Gigs Venue. Large Beer Garden. Friendly owner.
The Schooner Tavern
Across the Road from the Blackbird.
Inn by the Harbour
Overlooking the Harbour.
McGraths Pub.
At The Start Of The Village.
extra information about this Ballycotton cottage rent
Beautiful Decked area and patio at rear of house, Beautiful Sea views.Outdoor seating.
inside this Ballycotton cottage rent
sleeping :
The cottage comprises 3 bedrooms in total;
2 double, 1 twin and 1 cots.
.
This gives room for up to 6 people.
Bed linen and towels are provided for your use.
general :
The cottage has 1 bathrooms for your party's use.
Central heating keeps you snug and warm.
entertainment :
The cottage has
television dvd. The music system will play cds, radio.
eating & living :
There is room for 6 in the living room and 6 in the dining room. The open fire can be used to create a comfortable atmosphere. To prepare food you will find a cooker, an oven, a microwave, a fridge, a freezer, a kettle, a toaster. You will also find a dish washer, a washing machine, an iron and ironing board. The owner has also provided cutlery, crockery, glassware, cooking utensils.
Smoking :
This is a non-smoking cottage
Pets :
Pets are not welcome
Wheelchairs :
Not suitable for wheelchairs
outside this Midleton cottage rent*
general :
The cottage is in a quiet area but you may hear occasional noise. It has a south facing patio area, sea views.
in the local area of this Midleton cottage rent*
on site :
The cottage is right beside
a beach, swimming, boat hire, fishing, walking, tennis, a food shop.
less then 15 minutes drive away :
Close to the cottage you will find
horse riding, golf, a zoo, a theatre/cinema, shopping areas.
less then 45 minutes drive away :
Within easy reach
of the cottage you will find
flying, a museum, a themepark.
extra information :
Pitch and Putt - Quad Biking Birdwatching Trabolgan Holiday Centre, Cobh and Youghal.
Fota Wildlife park open all year. Cork City for Shopping days out.
key locations near this Midleton cottage rent*
The cottage is....
40 min from Cork. airport.
40 min from Cork City..
25 min from Trabolgan Holiday Centre..
30 min from Fota Wildlife Park..
17 min from Jameson Whiskey Distellery,Midleton..
40 min from Cork City..
25 min from Trabolgan Holiday Centre..
30 min from Fota Wildlife Park..
17 min from Jameson Whiskey Distellery,Midleton..
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