Situated on Carleton Village holiday park, in the seaside resort of Youghal, in County Cork, is this three-bedroom cottage, 19 Carleton Village. Offering flexible sleeping arrangements, with partial ground-floor living, contemporary furnishings, off-road parking, on-site facilities, and a prime location, close to both the countryside and coast, the cottage is fitting for outdoors enthusiasts, looking to enjoy diverse attractions and activities. 19 Carleton Village is well-equipped for a relaxing self-catering stay, including a Smart TV for entertainment, an array of culinary appliances, a washing machine for convenience, and enough space to welcome six guests. Enjoy your proximity to the town centre, where you'll find a selection of shops, restaurants, and pubs to take advantage of, dotted across the coastline; take in the sea air at The Quays Bar, savour an evening meal at Bites, or simply stock up on your everyday essentials at the local Aldi. Enveloping your home-from-home, take the chance to visit Youghal's sandy shores, hike up the luscious terrain surrounding Knockadoon Signal Tower, a 19th-century landmark, or enjoy a leisurely stroll around Ballycotton Cliff footpath, delivering spectacular coastal views. Ballyannan Wood is also a hidden gem, ideal for nature lovers to visit, spanning over 25 hectares, Harbour Viewpoint is recommended for a true taste of harbour life, whilst Dungarvan Castle is accessible by car, grand in stature, maintained under Heritage Ireland. Cork is also a must-visit city, home to Elizabeth Fort, where you can encounter guided tours, Crawford Art Gallery, exhibiting over 3,000 pieces of art, and Cork Public Museum, showcasing a timeline of history, starting in the 18th century. Explore County Cork by choosing 19 Carleton Village as your base.

The beach resort of Youghal in County Cork is located on the estuary where the River Blackwater meets the sea. County Waterford is just across the water from this popular beach area, making this an ideal location for exploring both counties. The old 12th century town walls still stand, and Youghal was once a bustling port town where you can wander down the prom and admire the boats moored in the harbour. Swimming or strolling along the sandy beaches, taking a cruise along the Blackwater River, taking a guided tour of the town, or simply relaxing and enjoying the taverns, cafes, and restaurants are all options. Youghal also has a fantastic 18-hole golf course and the Aura Leisure Centre, which includes a gym and a 25-meter pool. There are a range of activities and days out on Ireland's Ancient East where you can learn about the country's history while taking in the breath-taking surroundings.

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