Nestling beneath the Slieve Mish Mountains, on the edge of Tralee Bay in County Kerry, these properties are just 3km outside the county town of Tralee, and convenient to both the Dingle Peninsula and the Lakes of Killarney. Blennerville is a rural farming area and in the fields adjoining the Courtyard, cows and sheep graze peacefully on our lush green grass. We provide free donkey and pony rides on our own animals, and have been designated a "Kids Zone" by Shannon Development. Our outdoor facilities include a barbecue area where you can enjoy the delights of outdoor dining, adjacent to a double tennis court with basketball area, and outdoor children's' playground. A sauna is being built indoors to complete our range of facilities for all the family, whatever the weather. 

To the west you have the renowned Dingle peninsula, and to the south, the memorable Ring of Kerry. Killarney's beautiful lakes and glens lie to our East, and the northerly coastal drive to Limerick is spectacular, passing through Ballybunion with its golf course where President Clinton played in 1998.  The area has plenty to offer visitors, including Blennerville Windmill, Ireland's only working windmill which houses a museum, coffee shop, craft center and interactive displays. The Jeanie Johnston, the full-size replica of a 19th century emigrant ship has been built here by shipwrights and young people from all over the world; the Aquadome, offering a splashing time for all the family, Ireland's largest indoor water park, with wave machines and waterslides, also health centre, Jacuzzi and coffee shop, and outside, try the mini golf. The Geraldine Medieval Experience is a fascinating look at medieval Tralee, featuring an interactive historical experience in the "time car". Also in the building is an extensive museum of ancient Celtic artifacts and a souvenir and coffee shop. Or visit the Siamsa Tire, for traditional Irish music and dancing, or why not come for the annual Rose of Tralee festival, with free concerts and the Rose Selection which is televised and web-cast world-wide. These are just a few of the many things on offer in this beautiful region.

The Cottages: are set within a beautifully restored courtyard dating back to 1832, originally the stable yard for the coach house and horses. Each cottage has been decorated on a different imaginative theme, containing all modern conveniences, and has been individually designed with antique furniture and wooden floors. Downstairs the comfortable sitting room with open fireplace adjoins the spacious kitchen with every modern convenience, including gold shield (economy 7) heating, open fireplace, cooker and microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV/video player. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms, one en-suite, and a separate bathroom. The cosy 1-bedroom cottage sleeps 1 or 2, and is decorated in similar unique but traditional Irish style.

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