Teeroneer

Located adjacent to Lough O’Grady in County Clare, Ireland, this holiday letting sits within the ancient footprint of an old stone cottage, whose lovely old gable and stone foundations have survived through time to become new again.

Designed and built by award winning architects Boyd/Cody, the home has been reborn as a modern reinterpretation of a country home that’s both responsive to the lovely setting and in striking contrast.
The ground floor is laid out in a staggered plan, with polished concrete slab floors and an oversized fireplace anchoring the room, and stairs leading both up to the two double bedrooms and down to a sunken kitchen, with the floors doing double duty as counter space.

The timber cladding and framing create glowing, warm interiors with wrap around windows that bring the countryside in.
Both the ground and first floor are cantilevered to form a protected patio, while creating a raised terrace at the opposite end of the house where a pair of old oak and beech trees stand adjacent to what was once a humble little cottage.