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Trean House

Tourist Board Rating: Welcome Standard

Culdaff, Donegal, F93 E52H

8km from Culdaff

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Meet your host…

Joyce & Mervyn Norris

Hello, we are Joyce and Mervyn Norris, your hosts, at Trean House. We run a working sheep farm. In Mervyns spare time he enjoys fishing and growing fruit and vegetables. I like to go walking and ceilidh dancing. We have been a Bed and Breakfast home since 1995 and enjoy very much meeting people from all over the world and indeed have made many good friends over the years. We look forward to making many more.

Tremone
Lecamy
Inishowen
F93 E52H

A charming, spacious farmhouse nestled in County Donegal’s idyllic countryside, Trean House is the ideal rural retreat. Set upon a working family-run farm just a five-minute stroll from a gorgeous beach, guests will adore roaming the great outdoors. Only 8km from Culdaff on the breathtaking Inishowen Peninsula, visitors can take the Inishowen Heritage Trail and explore fascinating ancient stone circles and archaeological sites in the pictorial area. Visitors won’t fail to be impressed by stunning County Donegal.

How to get here

From Moville, follow R238 towards Gleneely for 5km, turn right at the crossroads following the signs for Carrowmenagh. Follow the sign for Trean House for 4km. You can also use Google Maps to find us by entering our Eircode: F93 E52H

Sat Nav: Lat (55.267824) - Long (-7.069721)

Facilities

Cot Available
Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Internet Access
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Walking
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews

MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN

31 Aug 2022

Review Score: 10/10

Joyce looked after us so well, and even had her beautiful dog show us the way to and from the nearby beach. .lol Breakfast was excellent and a wee cup of tea in the lounge before bed was a real bonus. Can heartly recommend a stay at Trean House, lovely place, very clean and very relaxing..... Many Thanks Michael and Angela

Host's Reply:
Hi Michael and Angela.........Thank you so much for your lovely comments, we really do appreciate it.

Kinga Wolna

16 Aug 2022

Review Score: 10/10

It was a lovely Experience, really enjoyed my back holiday weekend the breakfast was really nice would definitely recommond 😊

Host's Reply:
Hi Wolna family We enjoyed meeting you all, glad you enjoyed your stay with us.

Terry Neneman

27 Jul 2022

Review Score: 10/10

Joyce and Mervyn were wonderful hosts. The house and grounds were beautiful! Upon arrival, we had tea and cookies. Joyce gave us information regarding the surrounding area. We couldn’t have imagined a more fantastic stay.

Host's Reply:
Hi Terry Thank you for your kind comments....we enjoyed meeting you both very much and glad you enjoyed your stay with us.

Sandra

26 Oct 2021

Review Score: 10/10

It was absolutely perfect! The House is just so lovely and quiet with beautiful gardens and close to the ocean. The breakfast was great, the room spacious and the hosts very nice! Thanks again!

Host's Reply:
Hi Sandra Thanks for your kind words...we enjoyed meeting you and glad you were happy with your stay here.

Wendy

05 Aug 2014

Review Score: 10/10

Lovely B&B with a great location (very close to a small beach), very friendly host and a great breakfast! Would definitely recommend this place!

Tourist Board Rating: Welcome Standard

Meet your host…

Joyce & Mervyn Norris

Hello, we are Joyce and Mervyn Norris, your hosts, at Trean House. We run a working sheep farm. In Mervyns spare time he enjoys fishing and growing fruit and vegetables. I like to go walking and ceilidh dancing. We have been a Bed and Breakfast home since 1995 and enjoy very much meeting people from all over the world and indeed have made many good friends over the years. We look forward to making many more.

Tremone
Lecamy
Inishowen
F93 E52H

Nearby attractions

_The Farm: Rolling green farmland surrounds Trean House, stretching gently down to the coast. Sheep roam the 125 acre farm that is managed according to the best environmental practices. With its neatly stone walled fields, streams, wooded glens and beautiful views over Tremone Bay, guests will find great peace and tranquility here. There’s never a dull moment on the farm, each season brings something different.
Adventure Sports: Feeling adventurous? Why not go river rafting or sea kayaking with Inish Adventures based in Moville. Climb some of the most adventurous rock faces in Europe with a qualified trainer from Donegal Climbing
Attractions: Inishowen hosts a diverse range of attractions. Local favourites include: Inishowen Maritime Museum and Planetarium, Doagh Island Famine Village, Grianan of Aileach ring fort, and Fort Dunree. A visit to Irelands’ most northerly point, Malin Head is also a must.
Beaches: There’s dozens of beautiful sandy beaches to take the kids to: Tremone, Culdaff, Kinnagoe, Shroove, Pollan, Lisfannon, Five Fingers Strand…and many more. Or you could go for a walk from Moville to Greencastle and collect sea glass along the Foyle.
Festivals: The Irish love nothing more than an excuse to party! Summer time is festival time, with small festivals and sports days taking place at towns and villages across the peninsula. Popular events include: St. Patricks Day, Errigal Arts Festival, Donegal International Rally, Charles Macklin Autumn School, Moville Vintage Car Rally, Buncrana Music and Arts Festival, Raft races at Moville, Culdaff and Malin town, Moville Regatta.
Fishing and Sea Angling: Fresh atlantic water, numerous wrecks and excellent beaches make Inishowen the ideal place for an angling holiday. A sea angling festival takes place every year at Culdaff, and charter boats are also available to hire from Bunagee Pier, Culdaff.
Food & Drink: Discover great pubs and restaurants offering the finest of Irish cuisine. Try McGrorys of Culdaff for superb local produce, or Rosatos of Moville. Traditional music sessions are held regularly in pubs throughout the peninsula, including McGrorys and Rawdons Bar, Moville.
Golf: Inishowen hosts many great courses including Greencastle, North West Golf Club (Fahan) and the highly acclaimed Ballyliffin Golf Club, which has hosted several prestigous competitions. Or take the ferry from Greencastle and visit Royal Portrush for the day.
Heritage: Inishowen boasts a wealth of ancient Irish heritage, with Celtic monuments scattered across the peninsula. Notable sites include: Bocan Stone Circle, Celtic Cross at Clonca (pictured), Donagh Cross at Carndonagh, Grianan of Aileach at Burt, High Cross at Carrowmore.
Northern Lights: Far from urban street-lit areas and as far north as you can get, Inishowen is the ideal place to see the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights. Check out this guide to finding out the best conditions to spot the aurora.
Walking and Cycling: With peaceful roads and stunning rugged scenery, Inishowen is the ideal place to go walking and cycling. Hillwalkers.com has a selection of routes mapped out. The Inishowen Way is a walking route that takes you all around the peninsula. We can also arrange bike hire for you on request.
Wildlife: Inishowen’s unrivalled natural beauty and unique habitat is host to a wide array of birds and marine life. Go bird watching at Inch Wild Fowl Reserve, or keep your eyes peeled for whales, dolphins and basking sharks. Also home to the rare Corncrake. Inishowen Wildlife Club has lots more details.

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