Kivvy Cottage is a lovely two storey cottage built in the early 1900's, situated near Carrigallen, County Leitrim. This charming property boasts a woodburning stove, ground-floor living, and off-road parking for three vehicles, making Kivvy Cottage well-suited to a family or group of friends on a rural retreat in County Leitrim. Your new haven welcomes you home after your scenic stroll around the local countryside. Whip up a scrumptious supper worthy to satisfy your well-earned appetite in the kitchen/diner with help from an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge, then tuck in at an intimate dining table for six. Place your plates to the dishwasher and settle into the sitting area with an evening film on the TV, as you cosy up beside the warm glow of a woodburning stove. Finish off your day in a ground-floor bathroom while the washing machine takes care of the days' laundry, before tucking yourself into a ground-floor double or two first-floor double beds. The one-acre garden is an inviting space to spend the warmer months in, with wetlands to one side and a natural pond at the end, ideal for your morning cuppa or a picnic. Soak up your local surroundings at Margaret of New Orleans Birthplace, catch a show at Corn Mill Theatre, then grab some pub grub at the Charles Farrelly Bar or the P & E Reilly Pub on your way back. Venture a little further afield to Cavan to treat the history buff to Cavan County Museum and Cavan Cathedral, before embarking on a scenic stroll through Cavan Burren Park. Avid anglers will find a selection of spots to fish, with plenty of loughs to choose from with Gangin Lough being the nearest and home to bream, roach, pike and more. Take that short drive to Longford to visit St Mel's Cathedral, challenge your loved ones to a round of golf at County Longford Golf Club, and enjoy an evening show at the Backstage Theatre. Enjoy a rural retreat in County Leitrim when you book a stay at Kivvy Cottage.

The sleepy village of Carrigallen in County Leitrim is surrounded by picturesque countryside dotted by loughs, perfect for fishermen. The village is best known for the Corn Mill Theatre, a recently refurbished facility showing both professional and amateur productions. The River Shannon flows through nearby Carrick-on-Shannon, with boat cruises and water sports available. There are also numerous walking and cycling routes through the scenic and peaceful countryside. There are many towns nearby too, offering a wide range of amenities, including Cavan, Longford and Belturbet.

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