This house and its location has to be one of the highlights of our trip to Ireland. We saw a lot of wonderful landscapes on the trip but this had something extra. Dunquin and nearby towns are a part of the Dingle Peninsula where many people speak Irish and are deeply connected to their history. Katrina and Patrick's house is really lovely and comfortable. The view is exactly as shown in the picture accompanying listing. The island in the background is the largest of the Blasket Islands with an amazing history which includes the evacuation of the island in 1953 because the last of the villagers were aging and unable to deal with the remote location. It is a bit of a drive into Dingle Town from Dunquin but well worth it. The area is home to many artisans including weavers and potters who produce unique pieces that one is not likely to see elsewhere. The house itself has a remodeled kitchen and baths with a nice living room with a fireplace. The views from the upstairs windows are sweeping. If the weather is nice- and it was for us- you can take the nearby ferry (actually a fishing boat) out to the big Blasket Island and see the remains of the village's stone cottages . There is a history center right off the road below the house that is dedicated to telling the story of the islanders who once inhabited the island. Katrina was out of the country helping with her new grandchild but we met Patrick and he couldn't have been nicer. We would love to visit again and spend more time.