Mount Coggill, A Delightful, Contemporary Country House In South East Ireland

The house, downstairs, has a large open plan living and dining area with kitchen and two double bedrooms (one with double bed, one with 2 single beds)which share a central bathroom with shower, bath and w.c. The main sitting area has a large wood burning stove and the other sitting area looks out onto the lawns, pond, and the Castlecomer hills in the distance. The dining area is an almost perfect oriel window up to nearly 30 feet high looking South East to Brandon Hill. The first floor comprises a small library area, a further sitting area and two good sized double bedrooms(both with double beds) with walk-in wardrobes. There is a bathroom on this floor with w.c., wash basin and wet room with 2 showers.

Yet another, smaller floor, which is accessed via a spiral staircase, is ideal to relax in with a drink and enjoy the beautiful views of Mount Leinster, the Blackstairs Mountains and on a clear day, the Wicklow Mountains. It is a private house which is vacated for letting. The owners have a self-contained flat at the end of the house. The kitchen is well equipped with cooker, dishwasher, microwave. There is T.V., DVD. C.D.player, internet and laundry facilities. There is a barbecue neatly built into one of the dry stone walls near the patio. Because of certain design features, the house is not suitable for children under 8 - open plan stair case and a pond outside.
Over Christmas - December 24th to January 2nd, minimum booking is for 3 nights mimimum. The owners live in the flat at the end of the house during rental times.
In Winter, heating costs are extra. As the main living space is large and open plan, oil heating costs can come in between €30 and €45 per day depending on how hot people want the house to be. The house is usually between 19 and 22 degrees. €4 per day for electricity is allowed for in the rental cost. Usage above this amount is charged at 38 cents per unit. Wood for the stove is €15 per load as required. If the stove is kept going efficiently (we would show you) it can keep the ambient temperature up.