First of all, the house is in a lovely location looking North towards the 260m high mountain at Drom. The driveway brings you up through a lovely garden. Inside, there are two living areas - the smaller being the TV room (with terrestrial and satellite, and Netflix) and the larger being a combined dining area and lounge. This arrangement was good if a large group may want to do two seperate things. The kitchen is adjacent, and is large and well stocked, with two outdoor dining areas accessible from the back door. The fridge is a standard size, but may be a bit small for a large group if you are planning to eat in a lot - we didn't, so it was fine. A gas BBQ is provided, but the weather played against us using it. The utility room is large and contains a washer and dryer, both of which are easy to use.
The bedrooms are adequately sized, with one en-suite. There are two additional bathrooms which were in demand by our party of 8. 3 of the 4 bedrooms face the mountain, so have a nice view and are normal sized double beds. The mattresses were a bit soft for our liking, but may suit others. There are sufficent towels, pillows and sheets provided.
The location is great to radiate out from, with most main sights within an hours drive. The house is not quite close enough to the town to walk safely, but there is a taxi service. The town has decent enough bars and restaurants - but avoid the fish & chips takeaway as it is awful. Emilies cafe is the best of the lot for breakfast, lunch and pizza - but can close early. The nearby Rossbeigh beach is fantastic - especially with weather rolling in from the Atlantic.