The place is idyllically located between Bantry and Ballydehob and is definetly a place that stands out. From the round shaped walls to the roof and the small garden, this place is filled with an identity I had not yet seen in Ireland. This is all from the mind and the work of Catherine your host. The place I stayed was a newly built cabin in the back of the house. A bed, a desk and small counter for small meals made the entirety of the cabin. As it's explained in the details the place has no running water. Though there's a well in the property and you're free to use the shower and kitchen in the main house. The toilet is a compost toilet, so if you don't know what that is do make a google search about it before venturing here as it's something one of a kind and one must feel comfortable with it in full. There's loads of back roads in this area so there's loads of possible walking route. We did a small 5km loop but Ballydehob is just 8km away so if you love walking it's ideal to go into the village without ever having to use a motorized vehicle. :)
You should definitely go here if you are looking to escape the real world and have an introductory experience to Chris Mccandless Magic Bus journey! I would also personally suggest longer stays to fully entwine in the feeling of the place, the location and local culture!