Lakeville house is located between Cromane and Dooks, just off the Ring of Kerry.Cromane is a small fishing village in the heart of the Reeks district. Cromane strand is 1.7kms(15 mins walk)from the house where you can fish ,swim and walk it’s long sandy pebble beach. Along this stunning walk you will find Jacks Coastguard Bar & Restaurant,serving the best of local seafood. Our home is centrally located between Killorglin town & Glenbeigh Village,both have a variety of shops,restaurants & bars. Other things to note Our home is situated between Dooks Golf course and The beautiful fishing village of Cromane is situated on the Iveragh Peninsula, in the heart of the Reeks District in Co. Kerry just 5 minutes off the Ring of Kerry and Wild Atlantic Way. Cromane Peninsula itself protrudes northwards into Castlemaine Harbour with views of Inch Beach and Rossbeigh Peninsula. The Point of Cromane remains is of the few places in Kerry where a 360 view of the Slieve Mish Mountains and the McGillicuddy Reeks can be viewed. Upper Cromane has some stunning little beaches hidden at Burketts Cross and Dooks. A drive up Dooks Mountain will give you some amazing views overlooking Lough Yganavan and some lovely bogland walks home to Lough Nambrackdarrig. Steeped in Maritime history, Cromane is world famous for Mussels & Oysters as well as one of the remaining areas in Ireland where Salmon drift-netting is permitted. Cromane Coastguard Station has dominated the landscape of Cromane since 1866, built by the British Admiralty to replace the closed Dunquin Station at the western tip of the Dingle Peninsula. In Cromane, the main coastguard duty was to enforce the fishing laws in Castlemaine Harbour and was decommissioned in 1922. It is now home to Jacks Coastguard Restaurant – an Award-Winning Seafood Restaurant.