Property Details

BRIGHT SPACIOUS ACCOMMODATION
OIL CENTRAL HEATING, OPEN COAL FIRE
SLEEPS MAXIMUM OF 6 PEOPLE
TWO BEDROOMS
ONE FOUR POSTER BED & DOUBLE BED SETTEE
ONE DOUBLE BED SETTEE WITH BUNK ABOVE
LARGE LOUNGE WITH OPEN FIREPLACE, WOODEN FLOORS
TV, DVD AND VIDEO PROVIDED
FITTED KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA INCLUDES MICROWAVE OVEN AND WASHING MACHINE
LARGE BATHROOM COMPLETE WITH ELECTRIC SHOWER
SECLUDED WALLED PATIO AREA TO THE FRONT
ONSITE PARKING FOR 2 CARS OR 1 CAR AND A BOAT

Local Area Details

Standing on an island between the Upper and Lower Lough Erne, Enniskillen is one of Northern Ireland's most tranquil towns. However it is famous for all the wrong reasons. The town was the scene of a tragedy in 1987 when 11 people died in an IRA bomb attack. As a result of this tragedy, the town has grown closer and both Republican and Loyalist communities work together for the benefit of the town.

This is demonstrated by the fact that Enniskillen is the 2000 winner of Ireland's Best Kept Town, an achievement not possible without the co-operation of the whole community. Enniskillen's dominating feature is Enniskillen Castle which dates back to the 15th century. Home to the Inniskilling Regimental Museum, the castle's most striking feature is the Watergate, a twin turreted tower, best viewed from the far side of the river.

One of the major attractions of Enniskillen lies in the surrounding countryside. The lakes to the north and south provide the perfect setting for watersports. The Marble Arch Caves can be found within the limestone hills, equalled only in Ireland by the Burren in County Clare. A tour is available through the caves but tours can be vulnerable to the weather so it is advisable to phone before-hand.

Castle Coole House is a National Trust property and the neo-classical home of the Earls of Belmore. This is an attractive venue for parkland walks and a summer picnic, should the weather stay fine. If not, the house can be viewed and guided tours are available.

For a sweeping view of the town of Enniskillen, it is well worth climbing Coles Monument which is dedicated to Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole. 108 steps lead to the peak from which the scene is impressive.

For visitors to the area who are interested in exploring the historical Devenish Island within Lower Lough Erne, there is a ferry which leaves Trory. The island was an ancient monastic settlement and 12th century historic remains in the form of a round tower, graveyard, church and Celtic Cross can still be seen there. Alternatively, it is possible to stop off at the island while cruising the beautiful expanse of Lough Erne on the MV Kestral Waterbus which departs from Enniskillen three times a day during the summer.


Accommodation and Facilities Summary:

Property Features

* Close to a golf course
* Pets are allowed
* Children are allowed

Contact Information

Name:	Anny Staats
Telephone:	003149-3842-434
Alt Telephone:	003149-3843-424
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