Cuilkillew Wood House Mayo, Ballina

This large holiday home is situated in an idyllic location surrounded by 170 acres of woodland overlooking Lough Conn, noted for its salmon and trout fishing. Lough Conn is a lake in County Mayo, which covers about 14,000 acres, connected to the Atlantic by the River Moy.

Cuilkillew Wood House comfortably sleeps 8 and is ideally located 3 km from the village of Annagh and 22 km from the beautiful towns for Castlebar and Ballina. Annagh has a quaint shop and pub, Leonards Grocery & Bar is worth a visit to view the quaint interior. Nephin Whiskey Company is also located in this small village, the distillery is currently under construction. When completed, they will be offering guests full access tours, so you'll be able to see every stage of the Whiskey being made.

This 4-bedroom lake side holiday home offers stunning views across Lough Conn. All rooms are located on the ground floor. The open plan living room and dining room is bright and spacious with large windows for guests to admire the surrounding woodland and lake. There is an open plan fire ideal for winter evenings.

The country kitchen is fully equipped with all essential appliances including washer, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer plus utility room for extra storage. Everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable self-catering holiday.

This holiday homes sleeps 8 with a total of four bedrooms, 2 double bedrooms en-suite with bath and shower, 1 twin bedroom with two single beds and a twin bedroom with toilet and wash handbasin. Plus, there is a nice sized family bathroom.

Wi-Fi is available and there is ample car parking.

The outside space surrounding the property is peaceful, ideal for relaxing and enjoy alfresco dining with family and friends.

This self-catering holiday home in Mayo is situated on 170 acres of woodland with miles of forest walking and running trails easily reachable from the doorstep of your holiday home.
Onsite you can also participate in fishing and angling. Lough Conn covers about 14,000 acres, with its immediate neighbour to the south, Lough Cullin noted for its trout and salmon fishing.

Close by is Nephin Mountain, at 806 metres or 2646 feet, the highest standalone mountain in Ireland and the second-highest peak in Connacht, Ireland, it lies west of Cuilkillew Wood House. Nephin Mountain has been climbed for generations, a majestic mountain, which dominates the landscape for miles around.

The coastline is only 30 km away and Mayo, Ireland's third largest county has some of the most beautiful landscapes in the entire country. The wild landscape has rugged mountains, sandy beaches and a long stretch of beautiful coastline.

The closes sandy beach is Enniscrone, on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, situated in County Sligo. Explore 5km beach or take a GPS enabled guided audio walk of the town and learn about the history. Enjoy a horseback ride on the beach or relax after an eventful day by having a seaweed bath.

From Cuilkillew Wood House you easily reach the beautiful coastal town of Westport and Achill Island known for its tall sea cliffs and clean beaches. The famous Great Western Greenway bike and pedestrian trail runs from Westport to Achill Island, in the northwest.

The breath-taking landscape with surrounds Cuilkillew Wood House will captivate and remain in your heart long after you have return home from your self-catering holiday in Mayo.