Lovely historic cottage overlooking Kinsale Harbour

Be among the first guests in 341 years to savour the unique experience of staying in one of the painstakingly restored and historic Alms Houses built in 1682 by Sir Robert Southwell for the widows of Protestant tradesmen! Perched high above Kinsale harbour, this charming cottage (one of four) is loaded with character. if offers a separate, fully-fitted country kitchen. The living room has a cosy nook with a comfy sofa which can double up as bed if required, tv and mood lighting. Upstairs presents a bedroom with built in cabinetry for storage. Bathroom is charming with a walk-in shower, wood panelling, dormer window. The cottage enjoys a communal garden and from there it is a short walk down to town centre with all the fabulous restaurants and many historic attractions Kinsale has to offer.