Caryn Place in Clifden

Caryn Place is a terraced house set over 3 floors.  The house has just been newly decorated.  Located in the heart of Clifden town centre - stones throw from all shops, pubs and restaurants.

The accommodation is laid out as follows:

Ground Floor:

There is an open plan fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and hob, dining area - seating for 4 and a reception area with TV and leather couches. Wooden and tiled area

There is a door from the kitchen leading to a utility area with a separate washing machine and dryer.  Separate WC.

First Floor:

Two bright and airy double bedrooms with wardrobes and wooden floors.  There is a family bathroom with a bath, shower above.

Top Floor:

Further two double bedrooms (1 ensuite shower room), again bright and airy bedrooms with wardrobes and wooden floors.

This is an excellent location in the heart of Clifden, no need to worry about arranging taxis, you can walk to all restaurants, and lively bars in the town.  This is an excellent base to tour Connemara.  Checkout the activities and events on the What's On Connemara website.

There is a free public car park within easy walking distance.

Set between the Atlantic Ocean, 12 Ben Mountains and preserved boglands, lies the town of Clifden on the Coast of Connemara.  Enhanced by spectacular scenery, championship golfing, horse-riding, walking, cycling, hill walking, beaches, fishing, scubadiving, painting, national parks, abbeys, castle ruins and over 5,000 years of living history. you can take a wonderful walk up the Sky Road,  it is a great way to see the wonderful backdrop to the town along with the two church spires, which give Clifden its distinctive skyline.  Along the Sky Road is a gateway leading to the ruins of the old D'Arcy mansion, Clifden Castle.  Once a Gothic Mansion, the D'Arcy's lived here until 1850 when the estate was sold to the Eyre Family who lived here at intervals until the castle fell into ruin in the early 20th century.
Clifden town ‘the Capital of Connemara’ oozing history, heritage, culture & traditions of Irish Music and Dance.  This vibrant town has an array of shops ranging from quality gifts, souvenir, sweaters, to fashionable boutiques, antique shops and art galleries.  There are many cosy coffee shops, bakery,  pubs that are  genuine 'quaint-Irish' to the more trendy where entertainment is plentiful with traditional, modern music and dance.   Clifden has a reputation for the West's 'Gourmet Capital' – it has the finest of restaurants from fine dining to pub food. 

All rates are open to negotiation. Please feel free to contact me for further information.