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Stay in a traditional cottage in the heart of Donegal

  • Writer: Laurie Pinera
    Laurie Pinera
  • Jun 24
  • 1 min read

Oul House

Hidden within the wild landscapes of the Inishowen Peninsula, Oul House is a beautifully restored traditional Irish cottage offering a true escape from everyday life.


Surrounded by nature, this charming house immediately stands out with its iconic green door, cosy interior and peaceful atmosphere. Designed to accommodate up to six guests, it features a spacious living room, a country-style kitchen and a clawfoot bathtub perfect for relaxing after a long day exploring the region.

Large windows overlook the surrounding countryside and Pollan Bay, creating the ideal setting to reconnect with nature and slow down. The property also includes solar panels and an electric vehicle charging point.



Located close to beaches, scenic trails and historic sites such as Carrickabraghy Castle and Glenveagh National Park, Oul House is the perfect base for discovering County Donegal.

Guests can also enjoy award-winning local dining at Nancy's Barn, known for its dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients, as well as the many cosy pubs nearby offering a warm and friendly atmosphere.

This unique stay promises a true disconnect in a typically Irish setting, with its thatched roof, exposed wooden beams and rustic charm, while still offering all the modern comforts needed for a relaxing getaway.


Practical information

  • From €180 per night


More information: Oul House


This property was featured in the Fab 50 2026 list.

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