Cottage

Pets Welcome, Ideal for children, Smoking Permitted, Suitable for couples, Quiet Location,

Central Heating, Linen Provided, Towels Provided, Telephone, Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, Portable Heater, Cot available, Fireplace,

Bedroom Facilities: All bedrooms have beautiful views.

Aughavannagh Cottage is a little over an hour south of Dublin, yet tucked away in the mountains a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. As a result we’re only a short drive from Dublin Airport and easily accessible from a range of ferry ports including Dun Laoghaire and Rosslare – ensuring no need for a long, tiring drive upon your arrival in Ireland.

Toaster, Oven, Fridge, Microwave, Freezer, 4-Ring Hob, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer, Grill, Table & Chairs,

All bedrooms have beautiful views.

TV, CD Player, Satellite TV, Video Player,

Garden, Parking, Barbeque, Garden Furniture, Outdoor Lighting,

Boat Hire, Canoeing, Cookery Tuition, Cycling, Hiking, Horse Riding, Lake Fishing, Mountain Biking, Mountaineering, River Fishing, Sailing, Sea Fishing, Scuba Diving, Tennis, Walking, Wind Surfing, Yachting,

In the local area there are many pretty villages (including 'Ballykissangel' of TV fame) complete with welcoming pubs and restaurants. The beautiful valley of Glendalough is 20 minutes away and the lovely blue flag beach at Brittas Bay is half an hour down the valley. The cottage is situated in a peaceful wooded glen at the foot of Luqnaquilla, Wicklow's highest mountain, which rises to over 3,000 feet. In the local area there is golf, hill walking, mountain climbing, fishing, sailing and blue flag beaches. The unmissable valley of Glendalough is minutes away by car and Avoca (Ballykissangel) and lots of friendly pubs and restaurants are nearby. The cosmopolitan and vibrant city of Dublin is an easy day trip for visits to breweries, museums and great shopping.

In the local area there are many pretty villages (including 'Ballykissangel' of TV fame) complete with welcoming pubs and restaurants. The beautiful valley of Glendalough is 20 minutes away and the lovely blue flag beach at Brittas Bay is half an hour down the valley. The cottage is situated in a peaceful wooded glen at the foot of Luqnaquilla, Wicklow's highest mountain, which rises to over 3,000 feet. In the local area there is golf, hill walking, mountain climbing, fishing, sailing and blue flag beaches. The unmissable valley of Glendalough is minutes away by car and Avoca (Ballykissangel) and lots of friendly pubs and restaurants are nearby. The cosmopolitan and vibrant city of Dublin is an easy day trip for visits to breweries, museums and great shopping.

The Wicklow Mountains is one of Ireland most scenic areas. The area is a walkers paradise with countless opportunities to get away from it all in beautiful unspoilt mountain scenery. Whether you want a gentle stroll in lovely surroundings or prefer a more energetic all day hike there is always a wide choice for every taste. Waterfalls, mountain lakes and deep glaciated valleys all provide a wonderful backdrop for walkers of every ability. Deer, foxes and hares can all be seen in the quiet glens and kestrels, merlin and peregrine falcons can also be spotted with a bit of luck. There is little in the way of man- made settlement in the mountains but with a bit of careful planning it should be possible to ensure that your hill walking day ends at a good pub!
Lugnaquilla, Wicklow’s highest peak, rises to over 3,000 feet just behind Aughavannagh Cottage and provides spectacular views from the summit.

Linen provided

Aughavannagh Cottage is a little over an hour south of Dublin, yet tucked away in the mountains a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. As a result we’re only a short drive from Dublin Airport and easily accessible from a range of ferry ports including Dun Laoghaire and Rosslare – ensuring no need for a long, tiring drive upon your arrival in Ireland.

The Wicklow Mountains is one of Ireland most scenic areas. The area is a walkers paradise with countless opportunities to get away from it all in beautiful unspoilt mountain scenery. Whether you want a gentle stroll in lovely surroundings or prefer a more energetic all day hike there is always a wide choice for every taste. Waterfalls, mountain lakes and deep glaciated valleys all provide a wonderful backdrop for walkers of every ability. Deer, foxes and hares can all be seen in the quiet glens and kestrels, merlin and peregrine falcons can also be spotted with a bit of luck. There is little in the way of man- made settlement in the mountains but with a bit of careful planning it should be possible to ensure that your hill walking day ends at a good pub!
Lugnaquilla, Wicklow’s highest peak, rises to over 3,000 feet just behind Aughavannagh Cottage and provides an exhilarating challenge for the energetic and experienced who will be rewarded with spectacular views from the summit. There

Aughavannagh Cottage is a little over an hour south of Dublin, yet tucked away in the mountains a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. As a result we’re only a short drive from Dublin Airport and easily accessible from a range of ferry ports including Dun Laoghaire and Rosslare – ensuring no need for a long, tiring drive upon your arrival in Ireland.

The beautiful beach at Brittas Bay is a 35 minute drive away on the lovely Wicklow coast.