Seaview Cottage

Modern, spacious and luxurious four-bedroom bungalow near the sea, located at Ireland`s most northerly point, and only twenty-five miles from the city of Derry.

Large kitchen with dining area; utility room; three double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite facilities, and a bedroom with two single bunk-beds for the kids; bathroom with baththub, shower cubicle and toilet.

Open fireplace in the living room (turf fuel included).

Positioned on an elevated site commanding breathtaking uninterrupted panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from all front windows.

Oil and electric central heating.

Ample parking.

Brilliant coastal walking routes fifty yards away.

This is a part of Donegal which is famous for its rugged coastal scenery and lovely beaches, its unspoilt charm, relaxed atmosphere and "get away from it all" feeling.

It was the location for the Star Wars film The Last Jedi, as well as for the Irish open golf championship in 2018.

See http://www.visitinishowen.com for more information on this wonderful location.

Many very satisfied exchangers - will you be the next?

About the location

Malin Head is a place for all tastes, offering opportunities for walking, fishing, swimming, photography, painting, studying rock formations or rare flora, writing and painting, and it is near Inishowen`s five magnificent eighteen-hole golf courses.

The area is steeped in history and folklore.

From the moment you enter the Malin Head area via the coastal road, along the north of Trawbreaga Bay, you will find the largest natural sand dunes in Europe at Lagg.

From Knockamany Bends you can view the famous Five Fingers Strand. At low tide you can see the wreck of the `Twilight` which sank in 1889, on route from Newfoundland to Derry.

From your comfortable conservatory you will be able see Inishtrahull Island, and also Scotland on a clear day, Tory Island to the west, Banba`s Crown, Ireland`s most northerly point, the Tower, which was built in 1805 as a Lloyd`s Signal Station. Here you can picnic on the last headland before Greenland, and it is a wonder to behold, regardless of the weather.

Malin Head is a haven for professional and amateur painters, writers and photographers alike.

Malin Head is also a favourite spot for bird watchers, and most importantly it is one of the few places in Europe where you may hear the illusive `Corncrake`.

There are three traditional pubs and a supermarket within fifteen minutes` walking distance, and also a chip van if you are not in the mood for cooking!

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