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Sugarbush

(Ref. 920703)

Cahirkeem Cross near Eyeries, County Cork Show on map

4.4

Sykes rating

  • 7 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets No

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Seaside
  • Broadband / WiFi

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  • comfortable (6)
  • view (6)
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  • location (5)

16 Customer Reviews

  • "We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday."

    Sugarbush cottage was excellent. Our favourite aspect was the wonderful view from the sun room over the bay, fields and hills. The owner was extremely helpful and provided us with lots of useful information about the local area as well as leaving us some welcome scones on our arrival. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to friends.

    Reviewed by Phillip5.0Aug 2024

  • "The cottage is in a spectacular location with views from the sunroom which are amazing."

    It’s got two bathrooms one en-suite downstairs and all the beds are full adult size. We did not want to leave, but knew that the power issues (no electricity to fridge etc) made it difficult to stay. Sykes offered several options including a full refund or staying in another cottage. The communication was poor on the day of arrival as the key holder did not provide the code to the key safe and was unavailable to sort out the problem with fuses. We had a visit from a neighbour who sorted it out next morning but it was a fraught beginning. PJ is friendly and will give excellent advice on what to do, places to see. On balance we would return as similar problems could be solved more quickly with the right people involved.

    Reviewed by Patricia4.4Sep 2023

  • "The cottage was cozy and well equipped."

    A beautiful view. The bed was comfortable which, to me, is very important. Thanks for a lovely stay.

    Reviewed by Eileen5.0Aug 2023

  • "First of all, the cottage ist very nice located."

    I travel to Ireland more than 10 years and 2-4 times in the year. I have never ever dispose my waste by myself or had to pay for it. In the sugarbush cottage the first time although a bin was outside the house but is was not allowed to take my waste inside. The waste disposal site was 10km away. And also I’ve never paid for electricity extra. In the sugarbush cottage you have to pay 1,50 per unit! This is triple more than the local price. These are things I don’t worry about when I’m on vacation. Also there was no dishcloths, nothing for the dishwasher or the washing Maschine. Anyway we had a nice holiday but it would be more comfortable to pay more for the cottage but have all inclusive

    Reviewed by Corina3.8Oct 2022

  • "A really beautiful place and so relaxing."

    Anita was really friendly and helpful and our stay was perfect.

    Reviewed by Anna5.0Jul 2022

  • "We had a very enjoyable stay at Sugarbush, despite the weather being wet and windy at times."

    The house was clean and comfortable, we had heating and hot water as required. The sunroom was lovely and gave great views of the scenery. A few recommendations - could do with an upstairs toilet, entering and exiting driveway on a bad bend (not easy do anything with that), didn't like having to bring rubbish home with me. Overall, very enjoyable. Thanks, John

    Reviewed by John4.4Jun 2022

  • "Excellent and comfortable cottage, had a great and relaxing break."

    9 euro to dispose of one bin-bag of rubbish is too expensive though, and inconvenient, should be included in rental charge somehow

    Reviewed by John5.0Jun 2022

  • "House needs a thorough dusting."

    Nice House. Nice location. Paying to empty your bins is not in the listing. Have never had to do it before. Makes no sense when you have a black wheelie bin at the property. 9e to get rid of one bin bag. That kind of thing would make me not stay there. Also don't have pictures of a deck that you have boarded off. Also the actual pictures of the house need updating as they don't do it justice how Nice it is inside

    Reviewed by Sean3.4Feb 2022

  • "A lovely cottage, really peaceful and charming in a quiet location."

    We thoroughly enjoyed a restful time at Sugarbush cottage. Communication with the key holder was easy and efficient. The man working on the building next door was a delight…. If you walked all of Ireland you wouldn’t meet a nicer and more gifted man. This isn’t a place for internet or phone coverage…. But that was ultimately a gift. Would love to go back k to Sugarbush cottage again sometime. Thanks for everything.

    Reviewed by Sinead4.7Jun 2021

  • "Fantastic location with lovely views and close access to beach area and swimming."

    Cottage very comfortable and well equipped. Would highly recommend and look forward to staying there again.

    Reviewed by Brid3.8Aug 2020

  • "We absolutely loved the cottage."

    The view of the hills and the bay, the lambs in the pasture... The sun room was our favorite family area. A lovely country retreat, no too far from some lovely walks and drives.

    Reviewed by Moira5.0Mar 2020

  • "The cottage is peaceful and comfortable."

    the heating has been upgraded so no more problems with bathing. we visited in January and were warm enough.

    Reviewed by Steven5.0Jan 2020

  • "The caretaker was very friendly, the view was lovely, but the cottage was so untidy , if you took a shower, you got only hot or icey drops!"

    Reviewed by Kuhn1.6Mar 2019

  • "The cottage is very well located looking east across a low area with hills behind, but the dramatic, rocky landscape of the western end of the peninsula starts just uphill from the house."

    There is also a very pleasant quiet, pebbly beach just 5 minutes' walk down a small road beside the house where our dog and I could swim happily even on rainy days. The sunroom is a real asset as the view east is an endless source of interest and it makes a bright, relaxed communal space.

    Reviewed by Anne5.0Jul 2018

  • "It's unbelievable that as an Irish person living in Ireland that I have to book ..."

    It's unbelievable that as an Irish person living in Ireland that I have to book a house in County Cork in Ireland though an English website, and any phone enquiries I had to make were to an English number, this is the last time I will use Hogan's Irish Cottages, and it's just for that reason I wonder if I wanted to book a holiday in an English cottage would I have to contact an Irish website, I doubt it While I was there I got contact details of local home owners who have properties to rent, so in the future I will look locally or go Airbnb

    Reviewed by Tom4.1Jul 2018

  • "Fantastic place to visit, beautiful view of the coast and mountains from the porch."

    Greatly recommended for any type of trip, if you're looking to get away from the usual bore. Pretty secluded location makes this a perfect getaway.

    Reviewed by Grzegorz5.0Apr 2017

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Summary

  • Three bedrooms: 1 x ground floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin, 1 x family room with 1 double and 1 single
  • Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Kitchen
  • Sitting room (seats 4) with multi-fuel stove
  • Sun room with dining area (seats 6).
  • Electric central heating with multi-fuel stove
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, TV with Free-to-air channels, CD/radio
  • WI-FI, Power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Garbage removal inc, in rent
  • Off road parking for 1 car
  • Lawned garden to front and rear with decking and furniture
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop 4.5 miles, pub 1.5 miles
  • Please note: This property has a minimum stay of x5 nights
  • Note: strictly no animals or pets of any kind allowed, including assistance dogs

The property

Eyeries 4.5 miles.

A charming, detached country house with spectacular sweeping views, set on the beautiful Beara Peninsula, County Cork.

With exposed beams and fantastic scenery on all sides, this property makes an ideal destination for those wishing to escape everyday life to relax in rural solitude.

Set over two floors, there are two bedrooms upstairs, and one on the ground floor, alongside a traditional living room complete with a cosy multi-fuel stove.

Also on the ground floor is the family bathroom and a well-equipped kitchen where you can prepare delicious dishes and then take them into the sun room, where guests can relax on the 5-seater lounge suite and take in the breathtaking sights that stretch for miles towards the sea and surrounding mountains.

With a good-sized garden out to the back of the property, you can let the little ones run around and enjoy themselves while the grown-ups soak up the last of the day’s rays on the decking with a glass of wine.

Be sure to check out the Beara Peninsula’s majestic scenery, where towering mountains trail down to meet the sea and stunning beaches.

There are wonderful walks to be enjoyed, and you’ll also find the opportunity to trek through the ancient, mysterious landscape on horseback, spotting old relics on the way, or why not visit one of the local art and craft galleries to pick up a treasured keepsake of this beautiful area?

A homely, traditional farmhouse in an exceptional position, with outstanding views to enjoy come rain or shine.

About the location

EYERIES, COUNTY CORK

Castletownbere 5 miles; Kenmare 26 miles; Bantry 37 miles.

The village of Eyeries in County Cork lies on the Beara Peninsula, overlooking Coulagh Bay and the mouth of the Kenmare River in the southwest of Ireland. This Cork village offers a true insight into Irish village life, with quaint fishermen cottages, and traditional pubs offering a warm Irish welcome. The famous Beara Way passes close to Eyeries, with two points in the village where you can join it, making the area a walker's paradise. Within easy reach is Kenmare, an interesting town full of character and colour, with long winding streets providing the backdrop for farmers' markets, artists' galleries, lovely little boutiques and some of the best restaurants in Ireland! Other nearby attractions include Ireland's only cable car, which departs from Ballaghboy on the tip of Beara Peninsula and leads to the peaceful Dursey Island, or Europe’s largest Ogham Stone at Ballycrovane. This region has plenty on offer, from sea safaris, adventure centres, world-renowned walks and cycle routes to arts and crafts, meaning whatever you're looking for, there's sure to be something to delight all the family.

Please note: This property has a minimum stay of x5 nights.