Ballycommane House is a bed and breakfast and holiday cottage in a converted farmhouse near Durrus in West Cork, on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. It sits on 3.5 acres of landscaped grounds in a broad valley, a short drive from Bantry, with subtropical gardens that include a Bronze Age boulder burial.
The house has four ensuite bedrooms and a self-catering holiday cottage on the same grounds. Guests can sit out in the garden's Adirondack-style Beara chairs, and the location is a base for walking the Sheep's Head, Mizen and Beara peninsulas.
