House Overview

Allihies is located at the tip of the Beara Penninsula, in area of unspoilt beauty. The isolation and the wilderness of the Atlantic landscape, the seclusion of this edge of the world's atmosphere, are all conducive to relaxation and creativity. The village itself is a quaint, unspoilt traditional Irish village, with many pubs & brightly painted shops.

Beara Holiday Homes offer both 2 & 4 bedroom houses, specifically designed to blend with the natural surrounds of the area and enhanced by the use of traditional stone walls and a quaint hump back bridge.

4 bedroom holiday homes, overlooking the harbour in Castletownbere. Situated on the edge of this beautiful fishing port, only minutes walk from the pubs, restaurants and shops.
The 4 bedroom detached houses sleep up to 8 (2 twin rooms - 1 en suite & 2 double rooms - 1 en suite and main bathroom with bath)

New addition to Beara Holiday Homes

Two bedroom Stone Cottages, built on the original site of the old farm house. We retained all the beautiful old stone and re-used it to create a beautiful, traditional looking country cottage.

Situated on an elevated site, with amazing sea and mountain views which can be best enjoyed while sitting on the window seat of the floor to ceiling window, overlooking the sea.
The interior is finished to a very high standard and comprises of -
1 X Double room, with en-suite bathroom and whirlpool bath;
1 X twin room, with en-suite shower room;
Sitting room with colour TV, DVD and surround sound;
Fully fitted kitchen in Classic Alder;

There is an abundance of traditional Irish music in the local pubs. The village was once an old copper mining village with the remains of the mine clearly visable

Castletownbere is the main town within the Beara Penninsula and is situated approx. 12 miles from Ahillies. Here you can relax and enjoy this scenic fishing town, take a ferry to Bere Island or enjoy a round of golf in the nearby Berehaven Golf Course

Probably the best way to experience and enjoy the particular beauty of the penninsula is by walking the Beara Way. This clearly marked and mapped route covers the most magnificent villages and islands of the area - the quaint villages of Eyeries and Ardgroom and the spectacular islands of Dursey and Bere.

Electricity is taken by meter reading on arrival and again on departure and is an extra charge.