Unique Thatched cottage 3-7ps

Step into a piece of Irish history that has been beautifully rebuilt to its original style with the luxury of modern living Panoramic views of the Giants of the South nearby The majestic Slievenamon, Commeragh, and Knockmealdown Mountains and a short senic drive to the breath taking Glen of Aherlow Surrounded by Irelands Great Icons: The Rock of Cashel, Cahir Castle, the Fairytale Swiss Cottage Near the National Tongue Tie Clinic 10 mins away The space A Beautiful peaceful Sitting room with large seating area and stove the heart of the home, with a traditional kitchen for those culinary experts A large bedroom downstairs with ample space with a suite area for reading and having breakfast A large bathroom downstairs that has bath and shower A boot room for your storage during your stay Step up to our second floor, within the thatch are 3 beautiful rooms, Our first room in the old thatch our Ensuite room with Superking Bed and TV Our second room upstairs is our cozy double room featuring a king beds Our third room upstairs is our cozy single room Guest access The cottage has one bed room downstairs with a lovely tranquil open living room kitchen area with large seating area For the larger groups we then have the main room upstairs with Super Kingsize bedroom with private ensuite, TV. A single bedroom that is so cozy you will not want to leave The third bedroom upstairs has another king size bed with great light with private blinds and tv The house is short term let as whole house with a minimum 2 night stay min rate set for 2 people sharing extra for each room and guests as required with discounts for week bookings Enjoy having a large space in a very private area beautiful views and scenery this is a must. This countryside retreat is within a 15 min drive to many of the historical landmarks and tourists sites hiking golfing culture. sports events locally incl tractor events, equine museum. so central yet exclusively private Other things to note We highlight the history of the property and its owners dating back to the 1600's to present day and interesting path of a thatch cottage to the present day and the key events over 400 years