KERRY HIDEAWAY

About the property

This charming, large holiday home is located on the edge of Killorglin, offering guests a countryside hideaway, but just a mile from the amenities, shops, restaurants, and character of Killorglin town.

Perfect for families, couples, or groups of 6, this bungalow offers modern comforts, stunning scenery, and a countryside setting while being just minutes from town.

Guests can find a large living space, with a stove, wall library, and tv. The large open-plan kitchen and dining area is an inviting and sociable space, with a second stove, and offers mountain views at the rear of the property from the sliding patio doors. There is a utility room at the end of the kitchen where guests can access the garden, and all the essential appliances. 

There are three bedrooms; one master bedroom with an en suite shower, a double, and a third bedroom with a small double bed. The property sleeps 5 adults comfortably, and groups of up to 6 if children share the smaller double bed. There is a family bathroom which features a shower bath.

Whether you're looking for scenic drives, outdoor activities, or a cosy place to unwind, the Kerry Hideaway house is the ideal getaway. 

The property can also be booked in conjunction with Wildwood Haven log cabin, which shares the same property entrance, extending the beds and catering for larger groups of up to 8 in total. Kerry Hideaway has its own driveway and private garden space.

About the area

Killorglin is a central location in Kerry to enjoy both the nearby busy towns of Tralee and Killarney, while also exploring the stunning Iveragh Peninsula and Ring of Kerry, as well as the Dingle Peninsula.

What to do in Killorglin? Some of the nearby attractions, activities and landmarks to enjoy while staying in Killorglin include:

• Cromane Beach; a true hidden gem
  Just 10 minutes away, Cromane Beach is a peaceful, unspoiled stretch of shoreline with stunning views of Dingle Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. A perfect spot for a relaxing walk, swimming, or birdwatching. Renowned for its fresh seafood, particularly mussels and oysters.
• Golfing nearby at Dooks and Killorglin Golf Club
  Dooks Golf Links (10 mins) – one of Ireland’s oldest and most scenic golf courses, with breathtaking views over Dingle Bay and the MacGillycuddy Reeks.
  Killorglin Golf Club (5 mins) – a beautiful 18-hole parkland course, offering stunning views of Carrauntoohil and the Slieve Mish mountains, perfect for golfers of all levels.
• Caragh Lake, a serene escape
  Just a short drive away, Caragh Lake offers stunning scenery, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and nature walks. A perfect spot for a quiet picnic or a relaxing break in nature.
• Outdoor adventures for all abilities
  Hike Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain, just 30 minutes away. Explore Killarney National Park and its lakes, only 25 minutes from Killorglin. Drive the world-famous Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula, both easily accessible from Killorglin.
• Killorglin festivals
  K-Fest – Killorglin’s renowned arts and music festival
  Taking place every June Bank Holiday weekend, K-Fest transforms Killorglin into a vibrant hub of contemporary arts, music, and culture. Featuring pop-up galleries, live performances, workshops, film screenings, and street art, it’s a must-visit event for art lovers and festival-goers.
  Puck Fair – Ireland’s oldest festival!
  If you’re visiting in August, don’t miss Puck Fair, a 400-year-old festival where a wild mountain goat is crowned "King Puck" amidst live music, parades, and a buzzing atmosphere!