The Loop Head Lighthouse Attendant's Cottage was originally the home of one of the attendants who helped the Lighthouse Keeper tend the light. The cottage was extensively renovated in 2024 and the interior was designed to provide modern comforts whilst preserving the history of the building. It has wonderful views of the Atlantic from the back windows and garden, a fully fitted modern kitchen with all of the appliances that you would expect, a cosy lounge diner with a flat screen TV, 3 lovely bedrooms, a reading room/study and a beautiful bathroom with sea views. Every room has been syled with great attention to detail and there is wifi throughout. Note that the bedrooms are laid out as double rooms, 2 of the rooms have 4 foot beds and the master bedroom a 5 foot bed. The property is in the compound of the Lighthouse and from July to September complementary guided tours of the Lighthouse are included in the price.

Loop Head Peninsula, located on the western edge of County Clare, Ireland, is a stunning testament to natural beauty and historical significance. At its heart stands Loop Head Lighthouse, a beacon that has guided mariners for centuries, offering a glimpse into Ireland's rich maritime heritage. The lighthouse, perched on the tip of the peninsula, commands breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the mouth of the Shannon River. Established in 1670, the original structure was a simple cottage with a coal fire. It wasn't until 1854 that the current lighthouse, with its iconic white tower, was constructed. Standing 23 metres tall, it emits a light visible for 23 nautical miles, a critical guide for ships navigating these treacherous waters. Loop Head Peninsula itself is a designated Special Area of Conservation, recognised for its unique landscape and biodiversity. The rugged cliffs, shaped by millennia of Atlantic waves, provide a dramatic backdrop to the rolling green fields and picturesque stone walls typical of the Irish countryside. This natural beauty is complemented by a wealth of flora and fauna. Birdwatchers can spot species such as the guillemot and razorbill, which nest in the cliffs, while the surrounding waters are home to dolphins, seals, and even whales. The peninsula is also steeped in history and folklore. The lighthouse has witnessed countless tales of shipwrecks and rescues, with its keepers playing pivotal roles in maritime safety. One notable story is that of the sea captain James W. L. Waring, who in the early 20th century, heroically saved his crew from a sinking ship by navigating towards the lighthouse's beam. Loop Head also boasts a vibrant local community that champions sustainable tourism and conservation. Local festivals, such as the Loop Head Summer Hedge School, celebrate traditional Irish music, crafts, and storytelling, inviting visitors to connect with the cultural heritage of the region.