This is a two storey five bedroom property located within walking distance to a secluded beach on Inch Island. The property has ample parking, an outside decking area and fish pond water feature. Inside, there are two sitting rooms, five bedrooms and kitchen area.

Bernard’s home is located in Inch Island, County Donegal,Ireland. Inch Island a small island of about five square miles, lies just off the Donegal coast at Burt at the start of the Inishowen peninsula and is accessed by a causeway road. It is a quiet place with beautiful scenery: from the Burt side looking to the ancient fort of Grianan of Aileach, high on the hill above Burt, to views across the Swilly and views to the marina at Fahan and Inishowen's main town, Buncrana. The island boasts a world renown wildlife sanctuary - Inch Lake, home to swans, geese and many other species of migratory bird. There is a purpose built wildlife walking trail (4.8 mile) around the lake taking in stunning views of the wildlife and fauna with wildlife viewing huts for bird watchers and photographers. Inch Wildfowl Reserve is viewpoint along the Wild Atlantic Way. There are the ruins of an old castle on the island which was once the property of the O'Doherty Clan of Inishowen. The castle is built on a cliff edge overlooking the Swilly and dates from about the mid 15th century and although it is mostly ruins there are parts of it still in good repair.