A quirky mini-resort has hit the market outside Muff in Donegal, offering a unique escape from the ordinary for those in hospitality.
Shore House, the former ‘Hideaway Glamping’ site, is on the market with a guide price of €365,000.
The property includes the main period home (understood to date from c.1895s) and eco-glampsite set in Ture, 3km from Muff, overlooking Lough Foyle along the Inishowen Peninsula.
Shore House, Ture, Muff, Co. Donegal. Photo Savills
The current owner has in recent times undertaken a full renovation of Shore House and transformed the grounds into an eco-glamping business with attractive gardens and grounds.
There are four eco pods of a wooden design (Rowan Tree, Cherry Blossom, Sleepy Lavender, Daisy Chain) which provide accommodation for up to 12 guests.
Shore House, Ture, Muff, Co. Donegal. Photo Savills
Shore House, Ture, Muff, Co. Donegal. Photo Savills
In addition to the pods, there is a communal kitchen, toilet/shower facilities and a BBQ area, communal hut called The Sheebeen a steam house with a hot tub and BBQ/sheltered outdoor area called The Wee Ceili House complete with a pizza oven.
If you’d like to see more, check out https://savills.digital-hub.global/savills-ireland-residential-plus/p/1?key=savills&property=DUY230213
Shore House, Ture, Muff, Co. Donegal. Photo Savills
Shore House, Ture, Muff, Co. Donegal. Photo Savills
