**Please note the nightly rate is a from price, our rates do increase as we go into the high seasons. The nightly rate does also not include our concierge fee.**
Overview
Escape to The Lookout and discover the wild west of the Dingle Peninsula. A beautiful home off the beaten track overlooking Smerwick Harbour in all it's glory with magnificent views of the Atlantic, Mount Brandon and endless white sands. With three bedrooms, three bathrooms and two lounges it has plenty of space to relax including a glass balcony perfect for a morning coffee or sundowner while taking in the rhythm of the ocean. Pet Friendly and a walkers paradise with the Three Sisters, Sibeal Head and Béal Bán beach all walkable from the house.
Bedrooms
The lookout has a large family bedroom with an ensuite, a double and a single bed. The master bedroom has a fabulous walk-in wardrobe, quirky ensuite and a balcony accessible from two sets of french doors. The two upstairs bedrooms have velux window so are filled with natural light and again epic views. Downstairs next to the family bathroom there is a tastefully furnished twin room.
Bathrooms
There are three bathrooms. Downstairs is a family bathroom with a bath/shower, sink, toilet and storage. Upstairs there are two ensuites adjoining the two bedrooms both with a shower, sink and toilet.
Living Area
The Lookout has a spacious lounge downstairs with a wood burning stove, bay window and french doors leading out into the garden with impressive sea views. There is is also an upstairs snug area with a corner couch and reading lamp to give everybody a space to unwind.
Kitchen and Dining Area
A unique hand crafted kitchen with walnut worktops and exquisite detail. There is a fridge freezer, oven, electric hob, microwave, kettle, toaster and Dingle handmade crockery. There is a separate utility room with a washing machine and extra storage. The kitchen leads through to a separate dining room with french doors that lead to the garden and picnic bench. The contemporary dining suite is also handmade here on the peninsula.
THIS PROPERTY IS PET FRIENDLY
Address Smerwick, Ballyferriter, Dingle Peninsula
Beach 1.5km
Pub/Restaurant 5.5km
Shop 5.5km
Kerry Airport 65km
2 night minimum stay every month excluding Christmas/ New Years, Easter, July and August.
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From the family room, the dining room and the master bedroom, there are incredible views of Smerwick harbor and the mountains of dingle. Directly to the north are the three sisters mountain range. This is off the beaten path, but well worth it. We could just sit outside and see heaven all around us. At night the quiet was stunning and only disturbed by the bleating of sheep or the mooing of a cow The house is perfect and extremely well done. We felt totally comfortable and at ease.
sandy
2017
Beautiful homes tucked out in the Irish countryside, loved the views and the sound of the sheep in the mornings, well equipped kitchen, House was spotless, comfortable beds. Had some trouble finding the place after a long drive and the neighbours were told to watch for us, so very helpful in helping us find our way.
Testimonials
October - 2018
"A magical place!"
From the family room, the dining room and the master bedroom, there are incredible views of Smerwick harbor and the mountains of dingle. Directly to the north are the three sisters mountain range. This is off the beaten path, but well worth it. We could just sit outside and see heaven all around us. At night the quiet was stunning and only disturbed by the bleating of sheep or the mooing of a cow The house is perfect and extremely well done. We felt totally comfortable and at ease.
Testimonials
August - 2018
"Everything was perfect!"
Exceeds my expectation. The place was impeccably clean, loved the layout of the house and the skylights provides spectacular views for every room in the house of either the bay and the 3 Sisters mountains, lots of natural lighting, quiet area, and close proximity to all the spectacular points on the Slea Head Loop Drive. Will dream about going back…. Check in and Check out was very easy. Clodagh was very attentive, she supplied us with some bread, milk, eggs, cheese and coffee/tea to start out.
Danny
July - 2018
The place is wonderful, highly recommend. Posted on: 25/07/2018 We stayed here for three nights over the recent June bank holiday weekend. We’re from Dublin. Its a lovely house overlooking the Smerwick harbour- serene does not do it justice. We have 2 little girls, who really enjoyed the house, and of course, Dingle, which is about 15 minutes drive away. There is a nice beach within a 5 minute drive, and several more within 15 minutes. The location is great. If you have little children bear in mind that the staircase is a bit dangerous (gaps between the stairs), but other than this, the place is wonderful. Highly recommend.
Graham
23/11/18
Fantastic location and comfortable house. Dingle is a picturesque and interesting town with plenty to see and do, the beaches are fantastic and the ‘foodie town’ label is well deserved. Recommended.
Samantha
19/07/19
“This home is spectacular-view must be seen. Lovely furnishings and very comfortable beds and seating. Lots to see and do with great tips and information. Can’t wait to return.”
James
23/08/19
“The Lookout was a great stay! Superb harbor views. Plenty of space for a family of four. Modern appliances and a lovely dining room overlooking the harbor. Thought the location was perfect—allowed for easy access to Slea Head Drive where roads are wide enough to travel it counterclockwise (e.g. access Blasket Center, Mulcahey’s Pottery, etc). Recommend John Benny’s and the Diner (both in Dingle), Murphy’s Ice Cream and the Coffee Walnut Cake at the Blasket Center “forced” us to make three trips there—best dessert we had whole trip. Also nearby was an awesome point hike—stunning panoramic vistas from Blaskets to Skelligs to 3 sisters. Also recommend a quick stop at the very close Dun An Oro historic fort. Not much remains, but very important historic site and it offers the best views of the harbor and Atlantic.”
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