Perched on a quiet country road above the village of Doolin, Trá Leathan sits in one of the most spectacular positions on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. Step outside and you have uninterrupted, sweeping views across The Burren's ancient limestone landscape, the deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean, and the three Aran Islands rising from the sea on the horizon. On a clear evening, the light across this landscape is unlike anything else in Ireland. This Stone faced Cottage sits on a half-acre of private grounds and has been finished with every modern comfort — so you get the character of a real West Clare home without sacrificing anything. Inside you'll find a cosy living room with an open fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, three spacious bedrooms sleeping up to six, and two bathrooms. The garden faces directly into those views, making it the perfect place to have your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine while the Aran Islands slowly disappear into the dusk. The location puts everything within easy reach. The Cliffs of Moher are just 4km down the road, the Aran Islands ferry departs from Doolin Pier — a short drive away — and The Burren, one of Ireland's most extraordinary natural landscapes, begins literally at the doorstep. Doolin village itself, famous for its traditional music sessions, is close enough to walk or cycle to.