Riverside Cottage is a traditional, detached dwelling situated on the charming rural outskirts of Crolly, County Donegal. Boasting breathtaking mountain and countryside views, this homely retreat offers ample off-road parking making it an ideal getaway for families or groups of friends seeking tranquillity nearby the Glenveagh National Park. Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by a spacious kitchen/diner, fully equipped for all your culinary needs. Here, you can gather at the dining table to enjoy home-cooked meals or plan the day's adventures over a hearty breakfast. A handy utility room houses a washing machine, ensuring a convenient solution for any laundry needs during your stay. The sitting room, complete with a warming open fire, provides a snug space to unwind after a day of exploration. Sink into the plush seating and lose yourself in a good book, or catch up on your favourite shows. The sleeping arrangements consist of three well-presented bedrooms, each boasting their own en-suite facilities for added comfort. On the ground floor, you will find one king-size bedroom, which features a walk-in shower, while the other king-size on the first floor offers an en-suite basin, heated towel rail, and WC. The third bedroom is a versatile family room, equipped with a king-size bed, a bunk bed, and an en-suite with a walk-in shower, perfect for accommodating a variety of group needs. A family bathroom, complete with a bath and separate walk-in shower, provides an additional space to prepare for your day. Outside, the wraparound garden offers a mix of lawn and gravel areas, providing a wonderful space for outdoor relaxation. Immerse yourself in the local culture of Crolly, County Donegal. This charming village is brimming with authentic experiences waiting to be discovered. From traditional Irish music that echoes from the local pubs, one called teach Tessies and the other across the road  is Leo's Tavern (sing along and traditional music pub) home of Clannad and Enya which was owned by their father Leo and now run by his son Bartley Brennan, to the surrounding countryside - perfect for tranquil walks or exhilarating bike rides - there’s something for every kind of explorer. Alternatively, venture further afield to explore the grandeur of Glenveagh National Park, encompassing mountains, lakes, glens, and woods, along with a large herd of red deer. The nearby islands of Tory and Gola, located just off the coast, offer even more stunning adventures in nature. Just a short drive away, you’ll find Carrickfinn Beach - an unspoilt haven of golden sand and turquoise waters, ideal for quaint strolls or simply soaking in the fresh Atlantic breeze. A stay at Riverside Cottage is about more than just a holiday, it's your opportunity to escape reality, slow down, and truly switch off.

Famed for its dolls and its official Irish name, 'Croithlí', the village of Crolly can be found in the Gaeltacht parishes of Gweedore and The Rosses in the West County Donegal, Ulster. Within this delight of a village you can find all the essentials for any self-catered stay, including a convenience shop/restaurant, a petrol station and a public house. Boasting scenic beauty and being sat at the base of large, imposing hills, there's plenty of natural beauty to explore in the local area, from the Crolly Stone, the largest boulder in Ireland dating back to the Ice Age, to the Crolly River, best known for its fantastic fishing opportunities. In close reach is Dunlewey, home to the exquisite Dunlewy Lough with a dedicated centre and guided tours allowing you to explore the beauty of this impressive community sat at the foot of Mount Errigal up close. For an even more scenic experience, embark on a journey into the Glenveagh National Park, boasting impressive walking and cycling routes, alongside opportunities for fishing and exploring its stunning castle and gardens. With access to the coast and the many excitements of Londonderry, Crolly makes a brilliant base from which to explore this area of Ireland.

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