The stone cottage with its slate roof, set beside a quiet lane with hills behind
Glenasmole · Dublin Mountains

A 300-year-old stone cottage in the Dublin hills

Thick stone walls in the Glenasmole valley, with the hills on your doorstep and Dublin city a short drive away. A cosy, peaceful base for walkers, hikers and cyclists.

The cottage

Old stone, modern comfort

A 300-year-old stone cottage in the picturesque valley of Glenasmole, in the Dublin Mountains. It's ideal for walkers, hikers and cyclists, or anyone who wants a cosy, peaceful place to stay.

Inside, exposed timber trusses and thick stone walls surround an open-plan kitchen and sitting room. There's one bedroom with a double bed, a sofa bed in the sitting room, and a loft where an airbed can be set up. Bed linen is provided for all of them.

The kitchen is stocked with the basics, and on the day you arrive we leave milk, bread and eggs before you check in.

Stone chimney breast and sitting area under timber roof trusses
Your stay

Everything you need

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Sleeps 4

Double bed, sofa bed and a loft airbed.

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Parking

Parking is available at the cottage.

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Basics provided

Tea, coffee, oil, jam, shampoo, shower gel, toilet roll, detergent and more are all supplied.

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Arrival groceries

Milk, bread and eggs are left for you on the day you arrive, before check-in.

  • Parking at the cottage
  • Open-plan kitchen with cooker & microwave
  • Washing machine & washing detergent
  • Television
  • Bed linen provided, including for the loft airbed
  • Dehumidifiers in bedroom & living area
  • Tea, coffee & sugar
  • Salt, pepper & oil
  • Jam & marmalade
  • Shampoo, conditioner & shower gel
  • Toilet roll & kitchen roll
  • Umbrella, torch & shopping bag
  • Milk, bread & eggs on arrival day
The area

Mountains on the doorstep, city within reach

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Walk, hike or cycle

Glenasmole valley trails, the Bohernabreena reservoir and routes across the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains.

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Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow Mountains National Park is a short drive away, with lakes, glens and big views.

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Dublin city

Shops, pubs, galleries and the Guinness Storehouse, an easy trip to the north.

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Dublin Airport

About 35 km by road, roughly 35 to 50 minutes depending on traffic.

Book your stay

Booking is through Airbnb

See live availability, the total price for your dates and guest reviews on our Airbnb listing. Prices start from €180 per night, with a 2-night minimum stay.

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