Charming Self-Catering Holiday Home in Cahersiveen – Perfect for Families and Couples

About Hillview House

Book our cosy self-catering holiday home right in the heart of Cahersiveen. Tucked away at the foot of Beentee Mountain, it's a real gem. You and your family will be smack dab in the middle of everything, but it still feels like your own peaceful hideaway. It's surrounded by cool shops, lively bars, and tasty restaurants, making it a perfect spot for travellers who want to be where the action is but also have their own chill space. After a day of adventure and exploring, you can kick back in your own private outdoor area. It's a great spot to relax with a book or have a laid-back dinner under the stars. This place has got character and comfort all rolled into one – a real home away from home in Cahersiveen.

Property Details

Step through the door and into a bygone era with our vibrant and inviting home, where the charm of late 20th-century Irish living is brought to life. This atmospheric house, brimming with colour and character, is the perfect setting for those who appreciate a touch of history blended with the comforts of modern living.

First Floor – Living with a Vintage Twist:
The first floor houses the living room, dining room, and kitchen—each space artfully crafted to recreate the ambiance of true Irish living from the end of the last century. The rooms are a kaleidoscope of colours, adorned with an eclectic collection of paintings, clocks, and figurines that add a rich depth to the home's atmosphere.

Second Floor – Cosy and Quaint Sleeping Quarters:
Ascend to the second floor to find three thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, each offering a comfortable and intimate retreat.

Bedroom 1: Features a double bed and a single bed, perfect for small families or friends sharing space.
Bedroom 2: Boasts a welcoming double bed, offering a cosy night's sleep.
Bedroom 3: A third room with a double bed, ensuring a restful stay for all.

Despite their modest size, each bedroom is efficiently designed with enough closets to accommodate your belongings comfortably.

Bathroom Amenities:
The shared bathroom is conveniently located amongst the bedrooms, providing easy access for all guests.

A Home with Heart:
This house is more than just a place to stay; it's a heart warming experience that captures the essence of Irish heritage. It's ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Irish culture and history while enjoying the charm and warmth of a lovingly curated home.

About Cahersiveen

Cahersiveen is a treasure trove of history and natural beauty, offering a wealth of activities and sights. Dive into local history at the Old Barracks Heritage Centre, where you'll uncover tales of the 19th-century Irish patriot Daniel O'Connell. Step back in time at the ancient Cahergall and Leacanabuaile Stone Forts, offering a glimpse into the area's early Christian era. Although the boat to Skellig Michael leaves from nearby Portmagee, Cahersiveen is the perfect starting point for this UNESCO World Heritage site adventure.

Foodies will love the fresh seafood and traditional Irish fare in the local restaurants and pubs. For the hikers, the Beentee Loop trail promises breath-taking views of Cahersiveen and its valleys. Don't miss the picturesque ruins of Ballycarbery Castle just outside town, a must-see for photographers. The town buzzes with energy during various festivals, including the Cahersiveen Festival of Music & the Arts.

Take a relaxing stroll along the marina, soak in the scenic views, and keep an eye out for wildlife. Unique in its own right, Cahersiveen Church stands out as it's named after a local chieftain rather than a saint. Angling enthusiasts will find the local rivers and coastal spots ideal for fishing. Golfers can enjoy a scenic round at the local golf club. A short drive away, Valentia Island beckons with attractions like Geokaun Mountain and Fogher Cliffs.

In essence, Cahersiveen is an excellent hub for exploring the stunning Iveragh Peninsula and immersing yourself in the vibrant culture of Ireland's southwest.