We loved the house! The kitchen was great and we appreciated the treats (pie, cookies and butter). We enjoyed the cows in the pasture bordering the backyard and the backyard flowers were very pretty. One of the highlights of our visit was the hike on the looped trail in the Caragh Lake Forest Recreation Area just a few minutes drive away. The spur trail to the top with the 360 view was absolutely incredible including view of the Macgillycuddys Reeks in one direction and the Dingle Peninsula in another, not to mention Caragh Lake !!!! It should be listed in the house notebook (unless we overlooked it; one of our party found it on a hiking app). Check-in host Siobhan volunteered good advice about our plans so that we did not get stuck in the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle traffic. We had no idea it was happening and were very grateful she brought it up. Some people might find the staircase to the upstairs bedroom slightly challenging , but it was fine for the two in our party who stayed there, especially since one of the bathrooms is upstairs as well. We were glad Siobhan showed us how to turn off the heat because even though it was slightly chilly outside, on our arrival the upstairs bedroom was too warm for us. The back sunroom and patio were very nice, however we were out and about during out stay so we didn't get to take much advantage of them.