Just back from a lovely short stay in this characterful and cosy property. Josephine couldn't have been more helpful with communication and the 'Station' is perfectly appointed with everything you need to make your stay comfortable - heating was even on when we arrived and plenty of hot-water, well-equipped kitchen and very comfortable and clean bedrooms and living room - with some lovely touches about the history of the property and its refurbishment/as well as a well-stocked book-shelf. Also very surprised to get solid cottage Wifi signal - a must for the teen who needs a gaming fix or the parent a news fix! You'll find a great digest of walks to take/places to visit and eat/emergency contacts in the cottage and you could have just as much enjoyment hunkering down in the rain and watching the mist as you could by journeying out to Errigal, Glenveagh and Dunfangahy when the sun pops backs out. Try lunch at Muck n Muffins in Dunfanaghy - really friendly staff, great food choices for olders and younglings and plenty of good organisation with social distancing without it feeling awkward. Marble Hill was great for the kids and rock-pooling/sea swimming. Bunbeg was great for a picnic of Apache pizza and Peggy's Diner fish and chips before pondering the remains of the Wreck. Highlights were hot-chocolate at the viewing point above the Poisoned Glen/Foot of Errigal and short walks from the cottage to then look back on the view and imagine you were lucky enough to own such a place in such rugged surroundings. Sunsets at the front of the cottage and seats there to enjoy watching the light dip in the distance. All in all, a great spot for couples or families - especially those looking to get the blood flowing again after lockdown or those looking for a flavour of the Wild Atlantic Way but still the choice to view it from behind the comfort of double-glazing with a fire roaring in the grate!