Manorhamilton 4 miles. Enjoying a unique location nestled amongst the rolling Leitrim countryside is this delightful detached cottage. Located just four miles from Manorhamilton, this Leitrim cottage sits in a setting of unrivalled tranquillity at the foot of a mountain and next to a babbling stream. This Leitrim cottage combines traditional features with modern conveniences, which results in an inviting home-from-home, suitable for a couple or small group looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Located entirely on the ground floor, this Leitrim cottage has two comfortable bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen and two sitting rooms, one with a sofa bed. The open fire and multi-fuel stove mean that you won’t fail to be cosy and relaxed in your cottage in this unique part of Ireland. Retire outside on fine days with just the sound of the stream for company and soak up your beautiful surroundings before maybe heading for a stroll as there are many walks available from the doorstep. The lively town of Manorhamilton is close by and features many shops, pubs and restaurants. The town is famous for the arts and the Glens Centre regularly showcases plays, music and other performances. There are also many summer festivals and visitors can explore the history of the area in the ruins of Manorhamilton Castle. Further afield, explore the Marble Arch Cave system, the Cavan Burren near Blacklion, as well as quality restaurants in the town. Fishermen are spoilt for choice with many Loughs and rivers in the locality with plentiful stocks. There’s also ample opportunity for watersports for those seeking an adrenaline kick! The Dartry Mountains offer spectacular perspectives over the surrounding countryside and the coastline of Sligo, with a wide variety of golden beaches to discover, all within easy reach. All this before returning to the peace and solitude of your Leitrim cottage, a wonderful Irish retreat.

The town of Manorhamilton lies in the north of County Leitrim, in the centre of the North Leitrim Glens, a region which is renowned for its hill walking. There is a wide choice of pubs and eateries in the town, and the area as a whole is known for its strong love of live Irish music, with many such performances taking place throughout the year. Manorhamilton Castle, now a ruin, has been transformed into an interesting visitor attraction, while other fascinating places to visit include the Leitrim Sculpture Centre and the Famine Graveyard. Visit Glencar Waterfall or take a scenic drive round the Erne Waterway. Explore the towns and villages of the area including Rosses Point, Strandhill and Bundoran and experience several golf courses, horse riding stables and lovely beaches.

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