This is a exactly what the title describes! We highly recommend! I would only add "unique" or maybe "home" for that is what this place became for us in just five days. We did not want to leave. You are not quit at the "end of the road" as that belongs to your only neighbor, a hardy life long caretaker of the hundreds of sheep that roam the green and rocky hills below you and behind you. Sit by a warm peat fire as the mist moves across your incredible expansive views, or walk up the small road a few meters, (path really), jump a couple of gates, (welcome to do that) and find yourself on top of the world overlooking the wild Atlantic with the Skelligs for backdrop and green pastures dotted with small farms over your right shoulder. Do not miss a clear night as you will be awed by the display of stars overhead, and even if cloud covered, the nights with the shadows of islands in the distance and the sound of wind and ocean will impact you in profound ways. If you walk along the road, (6KM down the hill to the near-by pub of Cable O'Learys), and it is shrouded in mist, you will know you are home by the sound of a small brook that runs in front of the home. You phone may not work in the home, which could be a gift, but if you must, you may get a bar or two outside but four for sure walking up the hill or simply 25 meters down the road. Wifi, at the great beach, (and that beach is cool), cafe down the road and good fish and chips at the Atlantic Grill across from O'Learys. DO NOT miss visiting the artists center in the village. A must see! The home is large, and easily can accommodate a family or up to six couples.

We were looking for a place to rest, renew, and reflect. One may say a "retreat." This was perfect! We may many meals in the well fitted kitchen, and spent hours in the large "artist's" room with grand views. We walked to the village and back, ( A good hike), and spent time on the Bolus Loop, amazingly by ourselves! We loved the occasional hiker who would wander by and lean on the fence and talk with us for a bit.

And if your thinking this may be too remote for you, DON'T! You can easily drive to Dingle, Valentia Island, and much of the Ring of Kerry. So much is around you, yet you come home to solitude and natrual beauty.