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The name Glengarriff comes from "An Gleann Garbh" - the rugged glen - which is derived from the rugged beauty of the mountains and wooded valleys surrounding the village.
Magnificent views of the Caha Mountains and the bulk of Sugarloaf can be seen from the numerous viewpoints along the roads which hug the coastline or wind along the steep sided valleys.
Set along the base of the Caha Mountains outside the village of Glengarriff in West Cork, Glengarriff Woods Nature Reserve are a lush and fertile landscape owing largely to its sheltered position in the midst of a glacially deepened valley. Covering some 750 acres its one of the best examples of oak woodland in Ireland.
Youngfield House extends to c. 2,700 sq ft and is situated on c. 1.3 acres of secluded woodland right in the heart of the Nature Reserve. There is a river flowing along the eastern boundary. It is accessed via a meandering roadway through the Nature Reserve and is approx 3 miles from Glengarriff village.
This house will appeal to the discerning visitor who desires a distinctive property with a very real sense of privacy and tranquility.
Accommodation comprises porch, entrance hallway, kitchen dining area, living room, large west-facing sunroom, utility room, main bathroom, 3 double bedrooms 1 en-suite. Upstairs there is a large balcony area and 2 large double bedrooms both en-suites with walk-in wardrobes.
There is a very high specification finish throughout.
All major credit cards accepted.
Please email for a detailed brochure of activities and attractions in the Glengarriff area. There is something for everyone in this idyllic location with water sports, hill walking, boating, fishing, golf, swimming, horse riding, spectacular scenery, the world renowned Garnish Island plus many local pubs and restaurants with nightly entertainment. |
