Glenview Log Cabin

Glenview Log Cabin sits proudly on an elevated plot near Ballycastle, County Mayo, offering a peaceful hideaway with sweeping views across Ireland’s rugged west coast.

Crafted from natural timber, the cabin has an authentic, rustic character, while thoughtful touches throughout ensure a warm and welcoming stay.

It’s the kind of place where you can slow down, breathe in the sea air, and feel connected to the landscape—all while being perfectly placed for adventures along the Wild Atlantic Way.

The moment you step through the door, the open-plan living space feels instantly inviting.

The kitchen has everything you need for hearty breakfasts or simple evening meals, while the dining table encourages unhurried conversations after a day outdoors.

Settle into the sitting area as the electric stove glows gently in the background, creating an enjoyable atmosphere that makes lingering over a cup of tea or planning tomorrow’s route feel all the more enjoyable.

Both bedrooms, a double and a twin, are designed with elegance in mind, giving each guest a calm place to wind down at the end of the day.

The bathroom, fitted with a shower, basin, and WC, provides a convenient spot to freshen up before heading out into the fresh Mayo air.

Outside, the covered veranda is a real highlight.

It’s an ideal perch for evening sunsets with a drink of your choice in hand or simply admiring the long-reaching views that stretch toward the coastline.

The neatly finished exterior, complete with a gravel approach, fencing, and off-road parking, adds to the sense of ease during your stay.

WiFi is available too, allowing you to stay connected should you wish.

The surrounding area offers no shortage of places to explore.

Muingreevagh rewards walkers with peaceful trails and dramatic coastal scenery, while Ballina brings history and culture with attractions like the Jackie Clarke Collection and the elegant Belleek Castle.

For a good day out take a trip to the local beaches in Ballycastle which is around 2.5 miles away and Ross Beach which is around 3.7 miles away.

For keen golfers there is a golf course in Ballina which is 25 minutes drive away and in Enniscrone which is 40 minutes drive away.

Those drawn to Ireland’s ancient past will find Belderrig fascinating, with its archaeological sites, striking cliffs, and the remarkable Céide Fields, home to one of the oldest known field systems in the world.

Glenview Log Cabin offers an unforgettable base for discovering the magic of Ireland’s west coast.