A 250-Year-Old Farmhouse at Inver Port, Donegal. Sleeps 9 Steeped in history and full of character, this charming farmhouse sits at Inver Port on the wild Donegal coast, a village long famous for its fishing. Over 250 years old and once a working dairy farm, the house has stories in its walls: generations of farming life, thick stone, and the quiet, lived-in warmth that only a home this old can offer. With five bedrooms and two bathrooms, it comfortably sleeps nine, ideal for families or groups. Gather around the open fire in the evenings, spill out to the garden for a barbecue on long summer days, and take in the sea views with the shore right on your doorstep. You’re perfectly placed to explore Donegal’s south-west. It’s just an 8-minute drive to Donegal town, a heritage town steeped in history. Hop aboard the Donegal Water Bus for a fun day trip on the bay. Fancy a Guinness without the drive? Catch the Local Link bus right at the end of the lane. And the world-famous Slieve League cliffs, among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, are only 20 minutes away. Whether you’ve come to cast a line, walk the wild Atlantic coast, or simply slow down by the fire in a house with genuine .