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This spacious and long-loved family home is ready to welcome visiting families and large groups to its stunning Beaufort location - just a stone’s throw from Killarney. The house is fully equipped with essentials and has plenty of space; all five bedrooms in the property are en-suite, the open kitchen/dining area leads onto the patio and garden, and the house has various wide, open living spaces.

This makes it a perfect holiday home for both groups of friends/couples, or families. Boasting gorgeous views of mountains and the Killarney Lake (Lough Leane) from the bedrooms, kitchen and surrounding garden, this property is ideal for groups or families wanting to explore Kerry, but with a tranquil countryside retreat to rest and socialise in.

The property is just a 5-minute drive from the small village of Beaufort which has a shop, and a handful of pubs and restaurants. 20 minutes away is the bustling and popular tourism town of Killarney.

With the house at the base of the Strickeen Mountain (popular with hikers), it is also very close to the scenic Gap of Dunloe, Killarney National Park, and Lough Leane - as well as being a convenient and central location for drivers wanting to do the the Ring of Kerry and take in all the county of Kerry and Skellig coast has to offer. It is a 30-minute drive from Kerry airport in Farranfore.

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About Killarney
Killarney town, which is mentioned, is only a short spin away. It is a place of timeless natural beauty and has won various awards in Ireland’s National Tidy Town Competition.

Its beauty can be explored as you wander through the walkways of Killarney National Park, take in the views of Lough Leane and the mountain peaks of the MacGuillycuddy Reeks, or explore its 19th century cathedral, ancient castles and Victorian houses. It has a bustling nightlife, and you can be sure to catch a live band or musician every day
of the week. Killarney’s restaurants and food variety have a strong reputation too!

Killarney is the start of the Kerry Way 200km walking route, and is also the traditional starting point for the Ring of Kerry drive; a 179km loop of the Iveragh Peninsula popular with tourists from around the world.