Resting rurally 1.5 miles from the quaint village of Ballymacarbry, in Co.Waterford is Coffeys, a fully renovated 3 bedroom traditional farmhouse with many of its original features. Offering flexible sleeping arrangements for nine guests with peaceful surroundings and charming living spaces whilst recognised as a gateway to many popular countryside walking trails, the property offers the ideal base for a group getaway to Ireland. Start your break in the welcoming sitting room, featuring an open fire with exposed stonework before travelling to the well equipped kitchen/diner to prepare meals for all. For some peace and quiet, retire to the second sitting room, or head outside to the rear garden, delivering a tranquil environment, bordered by woodland and listen to the trickle of a meandering mountain stream 50m from the property. The early morning riser may spot the wild deer from the upstairs window!!! As sleep calls, complete your nightly routine in either the ground-floor shower room or main bathroom, featuring an indulgent roll-top bath, before locating to the well-presented bedrooms; select from a twin, a family room and a triple room. Come morning, enjoy a coffee around the dining table before venturing to an array of nearby attractions including Irelands longest greenway, Dungarvan-Waterford (46kms) only 23 mins away. There are also child friendly walking/cycling routes from the farmhouse. For mountain bikers the route of the famed Nire Valley drop, held annualy in Oct can be accessed from Coffeys )

For the hill walker enthusiast, the property is located near the picturesque Nire valley with looped mountain walks of varying degrees of difficulty to suit all abilities including the Nire lakes and the renowned Crottys Lake and Coumshingaun. Perhaps the finest example of a Corrie lake in Europe! Coffeys is only a 45 min drive from one of Irelands most visited heritage sites, the Rock of Cashel. Lismore castle, the Vee pass, Cahir castle, the Swiss cottage, Mitchelstown caves, Mount Mellary Abbey, Ardmore cliff walk taking in St.Declans round tower, the Copper coast UNESCO global geopark and then for the beaches, Clonea strand, Stradbally cove, Whiting bay. Blackwater ECO boat tours. The Mahon Falls taking in the “magic road”. The Viking district in Irelands oldest city-Waterford is less than an hour away. There are no less than 4 golf courses in the area. Visit the picturesque harbour town of Dungarvan and indulge in the café culture or the fine dining of the many award winning restaurants.

The quaint, hospitable village of Ballymacarbry is located in County Waterford and is perched on the banks of the Nire River Valley, which is surrounded by the breath-taking Comeragh Mountains. The town, which has two bars and a store, is well known for its recreational opportunities and welcomes many tourists all year long. Ballymacarbry is the ideal destination for anyone searching for an active getaway because it has beautiful walking pathways all over. The Comeragh Mountains have terrain for walkers of all skill levels, from those just starting out to those with extensive expertise. Pony treks can be arranged by the adjacent Melody's Stables, offering you to experience some of Waterford's most picturesque countryside from a different angle.

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