Glenview Log Cabin

Glenview Log Cabin has two bedrooms offering guests the perfect getaway, nestled near the coastal town of Ballycastle, County Mayo. Ideal for families, couples, or friends seeking tranquility and adventure, our cabin offers a unique blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. It's on the doorstep of the Wild Atlantic Way, providing walking trails, cycling, fishing, golf, beaches, diving and historical sites. As your dedicated Super hosts, we are committed to ensuring your stay is unforgettable. The space Step inside to a warm and inviting open-plan living space, featuring natural wood finishes and comfortable furnishings. The cabin boasts two large, cozy bedrooms, perfect for a restful night's sleep after a day of exploring. A fully equipped kitchen allows for home-cooked meals, and the dining area provides a lovely space to enjoy them. Relax in the living room with a good book or plan your next day's adventures. Outside, a private deck offers a peaceful setting for morning coffee or evening stargazing at the North Mayo skies, which offer the best views of the galaxies in all of Europe, surrounded by the serene Irish countryside. Our two Connemara ponies, Matilda and Paris, as well as Charlie, our friendly dog, will greet you on arrival. Guest access Our log cabin is ideally situated to explore the best of North County Mayo. Located in a peaceful farm area, you'll experience the tranquility of rural Ireland while still being just a short drive from Ballycastle, where you'll have easy access to local shops, traditional pubs, and friendly cafes and restaurants. The cabin's proximity to the sea means breathtaking coastal walks and stunning views of Dún Briste (“The Broken Ford”) Sea Stack at Downpatrick Head are right on your doorstep. Guests are welcome to park in the front of the cabin and use the patio area to the front of the cabin. Other things to note Nearby Attractions: Downpatrick Head: Witness the dramatic sea stack of Dún Briste and the stunning cliffs, a signature point on the Wild Atlantic Way. Céide Fields: Explore a remarkable archaeological site, home to the oldest known field systems in the world, offering a fascinating glimpse into Ireland's ancient past. Ballycastle Beach: Enjoy a stroll along the sandy shores or simply take in the fresh sea air. Ballinglen Art Gallery and Cultural Centre, Ballycastle, be sure to visit the centre. Foxford Woollen Mills, Foxford, Co. Mayo. Jackie Clarke Museum, Ballina. Turlough House Museum. Enniscoe House - The North Mayo Heritage Centre. Lahardane Titanic Memorial Park. Please note a car is essential to access the locality.