Gorey 2.4 miles.

Resting on the outskirts of Gorey is the superb and detached Maura's House. The property is surrounded by a large plot of land and can sleep up to eight guests, making Maura's House a great setting to discover all that County Wexford has to offer, within easy reach of many sandy beaches and the county town of Wexford. A large private driveway greets you to the property, as you are surrounded by the enclosed and private garden, with ample parking, lawn, gravel and a rear patio with furniture so you can take your dining experience al fresco. Inside the property there is a well-equipped kitchen, with a handy dishwasher, certain to entice any budding chefs into cooking up a meal to impress your loved ones around the dining room table, as you toast to a wonderful holiday, or grab a morning coffee and read the paper at the favorable breakfast bar. In the living room, you can pick your favourite seat as you flick on the TV and enjoy an evening by the open fire, and to complete the ground-floor there is a utility room and a WC. Moving upstairs there is a bathroom with both bath and walk-in shower so guests can choose how to freshen up for their day ahead, and also the four double bedrooms, all with a great amount of storage space, and each making for a delightful escape at the end of a long day, and one lucky room even has it's own en-suite shower so you can get ready in style with that bit of extra privacy. Maura's House is just a stone's throw away from Ballymoney Golf Club, or Kia Ora Mini Farm which is a great one for children with up-close contact with farm and exotic animals, plus go-karts and mini diggers. Just a short drive into the town of Gorey, there is plenty to keep you busy with a cinema, a bakery, shops, bars, eateries and a park with a playground, or head a short distance in the opposite direction to the peaceful Ballymoney beach. Further afield is Wexford which is home to the 35-acre Irish National Heritage Park, as well as the 12th century ruins of Selskar Abbey and the racecourse, there's also plenty of shops, restaurants and bars to make a great day out. Also in the area are many exciting historical places, which are all worth a visit, including; Wells House and Gardens, an elegant Victorian house with woodland walks, the National 1798 Rebellion Centre which is a museum with multi-media exhibits and reenactments tracing the events of the 1798 Irish Rebellion, and the 16th century Enniscorthy Castle. County Wexford has plenty to offer, with interesting things to see and fun things to do, Maura's House is an ideal and spacious base for your next adventure.

The town of Gorey has plenty to see and do, with restaurants and pubs to enjoy, and golf and fishing on offer, there is something for everybody. Take a walk through the Courtown Woods, enjoy a picnic by the Owenavarro River or take a trip to Courtown Harbour with its sandy beaches and record for the highest sunshine levels in Ireland. A short drive will take you to County Wicklow and the Wicklow Mountains National Park.

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