The House
Living Spaces
Enjoy a bright and open-plan living space upstairs (yes, you read that right!) featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortable lounge area with a smart TV for easy viewing, and a flexible dining area that comfortably accommodates up to six adults. Most importantly, enjoy your uninterrupted view of the Atlantic Ocean's Lough Swilly through 3 large windows in the living space.
Bedrooms
This three-bedroom property provides comfortable accommodation. Upstairs boasts a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room (separate toilet and sink). Downstairs, a spacious hallway connects a double bedroom and a twin bedroom to a bathroom equipped with a shower and a bath. Note: Baby/Toddler arrangements can be made with a travel cot & high chair.
Outdoor Spaces
The back door opens to a secluded, walled courtyard, your private oasis with a garden shed (including a tumble dryer) and comfortable patio furniture. A secure side gate provides convenient storage for bikes, kayaks, and SUPs. Unwind in the evening sun in this tranquil space. Just a 30-second stroll away lies a private beach, perfect for a refreshing open water swim.
As seen on RTE's popular ‘The Great House Revival’
2025 Season, Episode 6:
Former Seaside Guest House, Rathmullan, Co Donegal
Rathmullan
A holiday in Rathmullan is a true escape. Here, breathtaking beauty meets a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Nestled on the shores of Lough Swilly, Rathmullan boasts a stunning 3km golden beach perfect for leisurely strolls, invigorating swims, and unforgettable sunsets. History whispers through the charming streets, the site of the poignant Flight of the Earls. Wander along the scenic Batts Walks, steeped in local heritage, and explore the ancient Rathmullan Abbey. Visitors adore Rathmullan for its tranquil pace, the friendly locals, and the stunning natural landscape – and for being the origin of Donegal's beloved Kinnegar beer!
Enjoy Donegal
25 October 2023
"Lonely Planet declares Donegal the fourth-best region in the world to visit in 2024"
Beaches
Discover the rugged beauty of County Donegal, where dramatic coastlines meet pristine beaches and captivating peninsulas await exploration. Nestled on the stunning Fanad Peninsula, Rathmullan offers a gateway to golden sands and breathtaking scenery. From the expansive beach at Portsalon to the wild, windswept shores of the wider Fanad and Inishowen Peninsulas, Donegal boasts a beach for every soul. Adventure awaits with thrilling water sports like surfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding along its Atlantic waves. Explore scenic coastal paths and immerse yourself in breathtaking panoramic views on invigorating walks. Visitors are drawn to Donegal's unspoiled natural landscapes, its sense of tranquility, and the warm hospitality of its people. Experience the magic of Donegal's beaches and peninsulas – an unforgettable escape awaits.
Golfing
Tee off in the stunning landscapes of County Donegal, a golfer's paradise renowned for its world-class links courses and breathtaking coastal views. Golf enthusiasts flock to Donegal for the challenging and rewarding experiences offered by courses like the nearby acclaimed Portsalon Golf Club (14km), and the renowned Rosapenna Golf Club (21km). Imagine playing against the backdrop of dramatic dunes and the crashing Atlantic waves. Donegal proudly boasts clubs that have hosted major tournaments, including the Ballyliffin Golf Club (24km), which hosted the Irish Open in 2018 and the prestigious Amateur Championship in 2024. Just a short drive across the border (within 50km) lies Northern Ireland's legendary Royal Portrush Golf Club, a frequent host of The Open Championship, most recently in 2019 and set to host again in 2025.
Hikes
Embark on an unforgettable hiking adventure in County Donegal, where dramatic landscapes and breathtaking vistas await. Lace up your boots and conquer the iconic Errigal Mountain (60km), Donegal's highest peak, loved for its quartzite shimmer and panoramic views across the county. Discover the majestic Slieve League cliffs (85km), renowned for being some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, offering awe-inspiring coastal walks with dramatic drops into the Atlantic. Explore the diverse trails within Glenveagh National Park (50km), a vast wilderness of mountains, lakes, forests, and the historic Glenveagh Castle. Hikers adore Donegal for its varied terrain, from challenging mountain ascents to gentle coastal paths, all set against a backdrop of raw, unspoiled beauty.
Be Our Guest!
Hey, I'm Anne, a native of Rathmullan, who dreamed of owning a piece of the village... and this became a reality in 2021, when myself and my husband, John, got the opportunity to buy this beautiful home. I'm excited to share my love of this corner of the world with you.
