Baile O Bhaile
Baile O Bhaile
Description
Home from Home The space STRICT FRIDAY CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT ONLY PLEASE. Baile Ó Bhaile teases the senses. The green wash exterior of this five-bedroom seaside property is a symmetrical dream, with a utility door to the left casually breaking the otherwise aesthetic uniformity. It is a property that is easy to digest at first sight; playing tricks on your expectations. Enter the door of this period residence and feel your palette become aroused as you move from the clean façade into a spectacularly restored space, coupling old and new together whimsically. Originally built in 1850, the two-story property underwent a significant refurbishment in 2017. This project was a labour of love for the owners, and they managed every aspect of the restoration. Their passion and attention to intricate details ensured that the original features were respected in collaboration with the introduction of a modern industrial feel to the space. This luxe Airbnb property offers visitors a sojourn that provides beach proximity and a short drive to Waterford city. Perfect for families, friends and even corporate bookings, the property delivers a stay that exudes equal measures of luxury and comfort. Five en-suite bedrooms offer ample space for up to 12 people, and the inclusion of a fully equipped wheel-chair accessible bedroom is a welcome addition. The open plan kitchen cum living and dining area with brickwork finish provides warmth to those winter nights that require the company of a roaring fire and a glass of red. If you are lucky enough to catch a weather break, the garden is a peaceful landscaped place to enjoy a BBQ and even camp style fire in the circular pit for the ultimate chill experience. There is also a secure outdoor lock-up facility for sports equipment including bikes, surfboards, fishing equipment, golf clubs, horse tackle, etc. Tramore, while traditionally revered for its beachside juxtaposition, offers more than just the Celtic Sea. Local attractions include the Waterford Greenway route, the East Waterford Gaultier Coast Drive, the picturesque village of Dunmore East, the Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens and many more. Children are front and centre of the abundance of activities in the area with options including Splashworld, the Copper Coast Mini Farm, Lake Tour Stables and of course the seaside and amusement parks. Sports lovers rejoice; Tramore and its surrounds cater for all passions. On the menu is racing (Waterford & Tramore Racecourse), surfing (Tramore Surf School) cycling, fishing, and hill walking. The area also boasts a plentiful choice of magnificent golf courses including Tramore, Dungarvan, Waterford Castle, Dunmore East and Faithlegg. Ireland is renowned for excellent produce, locally sourced and straight to the table. Tramore doesn’t digress and has an abundance of well-known restaurants and pubs in its portfolio. Here are some highlights – • The Vee Bistro • Raglan Road Traditional Irish Pub • Crokes Bar • Robinson's Bar • The Seagull Bakery • The Victoria House Tramore is a hop skip from Dublin, taking two hours via the M9 Dublin to Waterford Motorway and R675 to Tramore. Only an hour and a half drive from Cork and a 13-minute drive from Waterford City, the property is close to the airport, trains and bus stations. The property is an ideal haven of luxury for large groups of families or friends and promises to leave guests with a lasting memory of Tramore and its beautiful surroundings.
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Ireland · County Waterford · TramoreCommunity Book-Direct Links
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