Ardnagashel Estate Holiday Homes Cork, Ballylickey

With magnificent views over Bantry Bay, these lovely courtyard of self catering holiday homes are situated in a stunning woodland setting with its own pebble beach. Ardnagashel Estate Holiday Homes in West Cork are situated on the coast road between Bantry and Glengarriff.
Ample parking at both Ardnagashel Est & Woods.

The nearest village is Ballylickey which is situated on the coast road between Bantry and Glengarriff. The townland of Ballylickey is a beautiful and popular stop off point for tourists to the area. Manning’s Emporium which is a famous landmark on the food trail of West Cork is located in Ballylickey, a 10 minute drive from Ardnagashel Estate Holiday Homes.
The area is surrounded by a sheltered coastline, with miles of walking tracks to explore. There are several little bays and inlets where you can swim and fish. Nearby, visitors will also find golf courses, sailing activities and gardens to visit.

These self catering holiday homes in West Cork have an open plan living, dining and kitchen area located on the ground floor. On the first floor there is 1 double en-suite bedroom, 1 twin bedroom and a family bathroom. The holiday homes also have Wi-Fi.

In Ardnagashel Estate there is a laundry room, picnic benches, access to a beach and ample private parking. The picnic benches are in the communal area of this seaside estate.

The beach can be accessed from both Ardnagashel Estate and Ardnagashel Woods by a short stroll through the woods.

Ardnagashel is a great base to tour both County Cork and County Kerry. From Glengariff you can easily reach Kenmare and further afield Killarney via Molly's Gap.

This beautiful part of the country with its stunning scenery is a tourist’s paradise. From your holiday home in Bantry you can easily drive the Beara Way or Ring of Kerry. On route you will find the picturesque seaside town of Kinsale. The town has an array of highly accclaimed and award winning restaurants offering the very best of locally sourced products.

A little hidden gem on route is Molly Gallivan's Visitor Centre, a 200-year-old family run cottage and farm. You will experience the simple country lifestyle in rural Ireland before the days of electricity & modern conveniences. Molly’s old tea shop and barn restaurant is very unique, taste foods cooked and baked in the traditional fashion.

There are plenty of islands worth visiting in West Cork such as Clare Island, Sherkin Island or Bere Island, all of which have a regular ferry service.

Go off the beaten track and find Teddy O Sullivan's Bar, a hidden gem in Kilmackillogue on the Beara Peninsula. The seafood platter is just devine and the view from Kilmackillogue harbour is the cherry on top.

Pretty colourful villages like Eyeries and Allihies dot the coastline. Along the route you will discover villages and towns with excellent local restaurants serving delicious seafood, craft shops and lively traditional pubs.

West Cork is renowned as the food capital of Ireland. The food and drink culture is vibrant and constantly evolving. In every corner of our county, from rich farmland to the wild Atlantic waters of our 1,000 kilometre-long coast, you will find passionate producers and inventive makers.

West Cork is without doubt beautiful, a magical holiday destination - you will want to visit again and again.