Wendy's stone cottage (with tastefully done modern kitchen extension) is a lovely place to spend a few nights, an ideal escape from city life. The space is really cozy inside; once again a situation where the pictures don't do the actual space justice. The kitchen is fully equipped, the shower powerful, the main bed comfy (there is another one in the loft) and the massive original open fireplace is just begging to be used: on that note, I'd suggest driving down to nearby Drumshanbo to stock up on bags of firewood and kindling (I purchased mine at the Gala grocery store there). There's a very large garden at the front of the house (the parallel backside of the house abuts a quiet country road/lane) where you've loads of space to play fetch with your pooch, should you have a canine companion with you. And the icing on the cake really is the number of amazing art and art history books with a goodly bit of philosophy thrown in: You know the place is solid when you find Walter Benjamin on the shelves, even with the ironic sidelong glance of Marcel Duchamp nearby. All-in-all Wendy's cottage is an absolute delight.