Number 40 is a semi-detached townhouse on the Stay Sligo Holiday Village complex, a gated community in a peaceful location, just outside of Sligo. The property offers family-friendly accommodation for up to seven guests wanting to explore the coast and countryside of County Sligo. Step into the property to discover a compact but well-equipped kitchen and a spacious living/dining room, which offers a choice of sofas and armchairs to relax into, as well as a cosy electric fire and TV for entertainment. There are six bedrooms, comprising a double with an en-suite shower room, a ground-floor double and three singles, as well as a shower room on each floor, where you can prepare for each day. Outside there is off-road parking available, a small lawn at the front of the property, as well as a private patio to the rear, a small lawn at the front, plus use of the communal landscaped gardens, which offers seating, water features and a small waterfall. Ballinode offers a pub and convenience store, while the town of Sligo, just over a mile away, has a wider choice of amenities and a host of attractions. Explore sandy beaches, take up a host of watersports, explore ancient woodland at Hazelwood Forest, climb the peaks of Benbulbin and Copes mountain, enjoy Glencar Waterfall and join the Wild Atlantic Way for some remarkable coastal views. This is a well-placed property for discovering all that County Sligo has to offer. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1050348, 1050352, 1050355 and 1050498, together sleeping 28 guests.

Ballinode is a civil parish in County Sligo, just over a mile from the town of Sligo. Here you will find a convenience store and a pub, along with guided heritage walking tours, riverside walks or boat rides along the nearby Garvoge River, rugged coastline, a choice of beaches with lots of watersports to enjoy. Visit the 15th century preserved abbey and learn about the strong literary heritage of the town at Yeats Building. Discover ancient woodland trails at Hazelwood Forest, cross the border into Letrim to visit Glencar Waterfall and Glencar Lough and head to the nearby coastal town of Strandhill for an array of fantastic beaches. You are within a short drive of the magnificent Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500 km coastal driving trail that spans from County Donegal's Inishowen Peninsula to Kinsale, County Cork, taking in nine counties along the way, which you can also explore sections of on foot or bicycle, should you prefer. A fantastic location for exploring the coast and countryside of County Sligo.

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