About this property
Located in a rural area of Waterford but not too far from the bustling town of Dungarvan is No 3 an Seanachai , a well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached cottage. Suited to a family or group seeking outdoor adventures, An Seanachai Holiday Homes is perfectly placed for days out on the nearby beaches, cycling along the Waterford Greenway and exploring the surrounding mountains. Be welcomed into the entrance hall before turning right into the spacious kitchen/diner, equipped with plenty of appliances to assist you in your self-catering, adjoining a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer, you can come together for family meals around the dining table in here. Venture into the sitting room for rest and relaxation on the soft seating with a Smart TV to entertain and an electric fire to add further warmth to this spacious, homely setting. Discover ground-floor living in this lovely holiday home in the form of a ground-floor double bedroom served by a shower room too, perfect for the older generation or those with limited mobility. Take the stairs up to the first floor and find a cute mezzanine area overhanging the kitchen/diner with an easy chair here to steal a quiet moment alone with a good book. Choose from two more bedrooms on this floor, including a roomy twin room, complete with a dressing table, and the master bedroom boasting a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room. Just a few steps from your door through the communal gardens is the An Seanachai Pub & Kitchen, perfect for nights off from cooking and enjoying well-earned drinks following a day of walking. Venture out to the Ring Peninsula to find further amenities in the various villages here and visit An Coinigéar or The Cunnigar, a 2.5km long spit of land stretching out across the Dungarvan Bay affording excellent views. The town of Dungarvan is bursting with interesting places like Dungarvan Castle and plenty of eateries and shops. Bring your bikes on holiday with you or hire some in Dungarvan and head off on an adventure along Ireland's longest greenway, Waterford Greenway, taking you from Dungarvan up to to Waterford City, heading across aqueducts and beautiful countryside, it's the perfect way to get to know this part of Ireland. Visit the beaches at Ballyquin and Ballymacart or explore the nearby Comeragh Mountains & scenic Nire Valley. Enjoy a wonderful break to Ireland at No 3 an Seanachai
Dungarvan is a bustling town resting in County Waterford, offering a fantastic base for outdoor adventures, with this area being a haven for watersports, fishing, bird watching, cycling and hiking, with the nearby Comeragh Mountains and Nire Valley offering incredible scenery to explore. The Waterford Greenway runs through Dungarvan and is Ireland's longest greenway spanning 46km, it's perfect for walking and cycling. Plenty of beaches rest within easy driving distance, as well as the city of Waterford for a host of delights.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x twin.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Cloakroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility.
Sitting room with electric fire.
Mezzanine reading area
Electric heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included rent.
Off-road parking.
Communal garden with lawn.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 4.1 miles.
Reviews (8)
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Helen
It had everything we needed, a very comfortable home from home. It was in a good location for us being just outside Dungarvan enjoying some good restaurants and close to family. I do feel that the property has a few issues with the plumbing as the sinks took a while to drain and the toilets took several flushes. Also, we couldn't get the television to work. Apart from this, my family thoroughly enjoyed our week at the cottage.
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Edel
Floors not swept, bin in downstairs bathroom not emptied, oven filthy. Dust everywhere, rubbish under the beds. Musty smell in downstairs bedroom and bathroom. There is a Christmas tree in the sitting room which is a complete joke in the middle of summer.
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Terence
We had to clean the place from top to bottom; remove blood-stained bedding; and remove some slugs from the walls. We opened all the windows for a couple of hours to try and diminish the aroma of damp coming from behind the kitchen sink. To connect to the wi-fi we had to (under the owner's directions) climb up on to the kitchen cabinets and switch it on from the router's eccentric placement above the cooker. We were given the wrong wi-fi password by the owners. Their contact information was also incorrect. Further eccentricity was provided by the placement of a dusty, fake Christmas tree in the sitting room (in June). The carpet in the downstairs bedroom is filthy. Neither of the extractor fans in the bathrooms work. The mirror light in the downstairs bathroom doesn't work. The 'pop up' plugs in both bathrooms are broken. In the kitchen, the state of the oven is a disgrace. This property is tired and shabby. It is in urgent need of modernisation and a deep clean.