Miltown Malbay Station House Accommodation

My folks Anna and Mark did a wonderful job running the Station House Accommodation since 2016. They have now passed the baton to me (their elder daughter Annie). I am excited to build on their great work, and will continue to improve and grow the business into the future. Our accommodation will suit
* wedding guests attending celebrations at the Belbridge or Armada Hotels
* music lovers;
* those who would like to be within a short 5 minute walk (along a footpath) into Miltown Malbay;
* those wishing to be within a short drive of some of the most amazing beaches and scenery the Wild Atlantic Way has to offer.
* those who want a genuinely warm and sincere Irish welcome. History of the Accommodation. Detached former railway station complex, built 1857, comprising L-plan three-bay two-storey station master’s house with two-bay two-storey return, and four-bay single-storey station to right, having six-bay single-storey flat roof canopy over former platform. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls. Cast-iron columns to former platform. Timber sliding sash windows to former station. Replacement uPVC windows to house. Roughcast rendered chamfered gate piers with wrought-iron gate to site. Former goods shed to houses the kitchen/dining room for the guest accommodation. Foundation stone of West Clare Railway laid by Charles Stewart Parnell to rear of this site. Ref: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/20300608/station-house-cloonbony-county-clare