Arrow View Farmhouse is located in one of the most scenic parts of County Sligo overlooking Lough Arrow in the North West of Ireland, just off the Wild Atlantic Way. In the background is the Bricklieve Mountains with its impressive passage tomb cemetery of Carrowkeel which dates back to 3,800 BC. Lough Arrow is one of only a few wild brown trout fisheries left in Europe with its crystal clear water and unspoiled beauty. Sligo is an astonishing County, full of contrasting landscapes and spectacular scenery. It is here that Ireland’s most famous poet William Butler Yeats was inspired to write his most magical and best known works. Set on its own grounds on a working farm this tastefully decorated traditional farmhouse is an ideal base to relax on a quiet and peaceful holiday. Wake up to stunning views from each bedroom, enjoy breakfast in the dining room with its picture postcard view of Lough Arrow and the Bricklieve mountains. Arrow View Farmhouse has been home to the Jennings family for at least five generations.The house has seen many changes over the years and in 2016 was tastefully redecorated while retaining its old world charm.

What Surrounds Us; • Lough Arrow 1KM (fishing, water activities, boat hire, site seeing ) • Over 5000 recorded archaeological sites in Sligo alone (The Labby Rock, Carrrowkeel Passage Tomb, Heapstown Cairn and Ballindoon Abbey all within a few Kilometers. ) • Lough Key Forest Park. 20KM (Tree Canopy walk, Adventure Play Kingdom, Boda Borg) • Strand Hill Beach. 30KM (Surfing, Sea Weed Baths, Walking Trail, excellent choice of restaurant’s ) • Arigna Mining Experience. 18 KM (Underground tour of the mines, The Exhibition Space, The Miners Way Walking Trail ) • Sligo City. 30KM (Shopping, Good Food, Cinema, Theatre,) • A comprehensive array of driving tours, way marked trails and looped walks (The Labby Tour is on your door step) • Glencar Lake and Water Fall 42KM ( Breath-taking scenery, Walking trails, Water Activities, Coffee Shop and Restaurant Other Attractions & Activities • Game, Coarse and Sea Angling ©1KM to 15KM • Eagles Flying in Ballymote ©16KM • The Caves of Keash © 10KM • Queen Maeve’s Grave on Knocknarea Mountain ©20KM • Pub and Shop © 2KM • Carrick on Shannon Town ©32KM • A rich heritage of traditional music festivals and culture throughout the