Beach house vacation rentals in Irish Sea

Ada’s Cottage - Ravenglass - On The Beach

Ada’s Cottage is a seaside property based in the West Lake District/West Cumbria. The cottage backs onto the beach and is in a peaceful little village with 3 country pubs and cafe. The village also boasts the La’al Ratty; a famous Lake District steam railway. The property sleeps 4 people in 2 rooms- One double & One Twin. With both modern and original nautical features, this property is a very cosy and unique stay. Located in an ideal location to discover the Lake District via foot or train.

The Boathouse, Mornington

Escape to this charming seaside cottage, just steps from the beach and the historic River Boyne. Originally an 1870s lifeboat house, it now combines rich history with modern comforts after a full renovation. Perfect for peaceful walks, water sports, and breathtaking sunrises, nestled among tranquil sand dunes. Stroll to local shops, explore nearby golf courses, and enjoy easy access to Drogheda (7 mins) and Dublin Airport (30 mins). The perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and coastal beauty.

Stunning Harbour View

'Ysgol Jos Bach' overlooks the Harbour. Dating from the early 19th Century this little school house has been cleverly converted into a lovely spacious modern holiday home. Accommodation is on 3 levels (Lower Ground, Ground and Gallery), and has a full length balcony with southerly views of the harbour, Highland Railway, Menai Straits and Caernarfon Castle. The spacious living room is comfortably furnished with contemporary furniture, a wood burning stove, and large galleried bedroom above.

The Bolthole at Strangford Lough

The Bolthole in Strangford is a small cosy home located in one of Northern Ireland's beautiful coastal villages. The house dating from the early 1800's, with a later extension, has living, dining and kitchen area, two bedrooms and bathroom. There are great views across Strangford Lough to the coastal village of Portaferry. Strangford village is a great location near historic houses, castles and the Mourne mountains. It has great restaurants, pubs and perfect for Game of Thrones enthusiasts.

Min y don Town House near Barmouth harbour

Lovely town house with large patio & south facing private garden. Uninterrupted sea views. Outdoor seating area for 6. Maximum of two well behaved dogs welcome. 2 onsite private parking spaces which is a rarity in Barmouth near the harbour. The Town house is fully equipped and modern. Features include Wi-fi , central heating, towels provided, two 50” smart tv’s. A separate lounge and dining area that seats 6 in comfort. The combination of house, garden, & parking we offer is unique.

Waterside house in historic Pembrokeshire village

Princess House, a Grade II listed riverside retreat built in 1865. A perfect mix of history, charm, and comfort. Set by the River Teifi, the house has beautiful river views from the living room, patio and riverside decking. In winter it’s a warm, cozy haven: relax in the spacious lounge, share meals prepared in the well-equipped kitchen, and wake to crisp river views before exploring Pembrokeshire. With fast WiFi, family-friendly space, and historic charm, it’s the perfect base year-round.

The Beach House Strangford

Unique self-catering house on Kilclief Beach, metres from the waves, with stunning sea views in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Strangford - The Narrows, Angus Rock lighthouse, the Isle of Man (on a clear day!), Kilclief Castle and the Mournes! Short drive to the famous Royal County Down and Ardglass golf courses! Cosy one bedroom house, certified by Tourism NI, with kitchen, dining/living area and bathroom downstairs. Upstairs bedroom adjoins a 2nd living area - the 'look-out'.

Davies Cottage, cosy, comfortable base

A perfect base for exploring the North Wales Coast. A cosy and comfortable place to return to at the end of the day. It has wifi, good quality beds and bedding and a full bathroom, with lots of towels! The Point of Ayr Nature reserve is 5 minutes away, Talacre sand dunes and lighthouse, then Prestatyn further along the coast. Ffynnongroew was a mining village, with 2 pubs a few minutes walk away, along with a take away, Post Office and small convenience store. DOGS ALLOWED, NO CATS.

Sea side town house in Aberaeron

Stylish, with character, newly renovated, spacious, centrally located town house in the destination town of Aberaeron. Within a stone's throw of the beach and all amenities set within a private walled garden. This Georgian gem is comfortable and offers everything for a wonderful family or group holiday. Aberaeron itself is steeped in history, once being a major trading port. Today, the town is the jewel of Cardigan Bay, priding itself in lively festivals and sporting events.

Private apartment in house, with view over bay.

6 New Hill villas is a b+b which overlooks Fishguard Bay, where guests can enjoy the view from the lounge. The property is situated on the Pembrokeshire coastal path,and is a short walk away from shops and restaurants. The host lives at the property, and the middle floor has 3 rooms, the living ,room bedroom and kitchen and the shower room and toilet are on the floor above (all rooms are private for guests ) Cereal along with milk , bread and coffee ,tea is all provided.

Luxury seafront home in Rhos-on-Sea

Welcome to No.3 Aberhod Cove, a luxury, cosy 2 bedroom town house right on the seafront in beautiful Rhos-on-Sea. Situated directly opposite the perfect beach with 2 parking spaces, a relaxing patio area all within a few minutes walk of the town centre and an easy drive to Conwy, Llandudno and gateway to Snowdonia. Wifi throughout. The lounge and bedrooms all have televisions...you can simply turn up with nothing but your suitcases and a few beach towels and be ready to relax.

Old Fishermans Cottage

Stay in an authentic Mariners cottage a few minutes walk to the sea on the beautiful Cardigan bay coastal path. This is where quaint seaside towns and villages are nestled between the beautiful seascapes. Green fields and deep wooded river valleys, combine with the remote and starkly beautiful Cambrian Mountains. A magical place to visit. This is a place to relax, away from it all, enjoy the local scenery, sample locally produced and sourced foods, wine and beers.