After working for a number of years over-seas, we have recently retired and returned to Ireland. We own and manage a number of properties in the UK and Ireland – but we particularly enjoy restoring, refurbishing and modernizing 19th century authentic post-famine traditional Irish cottages. We are also antique collectors, so we love finding and featuring Irish country antique furniture and photographs in our cottages. Sharing this authentic Irish experience is something we love to offer our guests. Because we ourselves are nature and animal lovers, and spend a lot of time hiking, cycling, golfing, surfing, bird-watching and dog-walking, we love living in Doolin. We are proud to offer you a delightful cozy Irish-cottage experience on a spectacular point in Doolin, that gives our guests panoramic views of the Atlantic, the Cliffs and the Aran Islands. This is a magical place that will take you back in time……. cead mile failte!

The Yellow Cottage is a renovated two-bedroom cottage located in Doolin towards Lisdoonvarna. It was fully renovated some 15 years ago and two years ago was given a significant refurbishment (including new kitchen). It has many original features. The Cottage is in Tournahoon, around 3.5KM from Doolin Village and around 3.5KM from Lisdoonvarna. Tournahoon is a small hamlet of around a half a dozen houses. The Cottage is between two newer properties, but on a quiet and private site. The Yellow Cottage has lovely views across Doolin village and the coast. The Yellow Cottage was fully renovated some 15 years ago and two years ago was given a significant refurbishment (including new kitchen). It has many original features, including a large hearth (with wood burning stove) and Liscannor stone flooring. The Cottage has delightful features and consists of: - A porch area leading to a lounge, with large hearth and woodburning stove - A double bedroom off the lounge - A single bedroom off the corridor between the lounge and the kitchen - A fully equipped kitchen at the rear of the property. There is an electric cooker. - Bathroom (with shower) off the kitchen

To help make thing as smooth and easy as possible, here are a few “frequently asked questions” and answers. Of course, if there is something we haven’t covered please do get in touch. How long should we spend at the Cottage to see the area? The commonest feedback we receive from guests is that they wish they had stayed longer. We’d say three days is a good balance between the desire to see all of Ireland and the desire to see all that the area has to offer. Our minimum stay is two nights; of course you can stay longer (we have guests who have stated for a month and still felt they needed a bit longer to see everything!). Why Is the price the same in July and August as in September and October? It really annoys us when we plan to go away and find the price goes up because demand is high. Their costs haven’t gone up, so it just feels like people are taking advantage. With this in mind we have the same nightly fee all year around, it covers our costs, the maintenance we need to do on the Cottage etc. and we make a bit of profit too. For longer stays (week and month) we reduce the fee to reflect the fact our costs (like cleaning) are a bit lower. We think that’s fair.