Atlantic Gateway, Sneem, Co. Kerry


	Sneem			Sneem, nestled on the coastline between the popular tourist destinations of Kenmare and Caherdaniel on the south-facing side of spectacular Kenmare Bay, is a charming and picturesque village and the perfect stopping off point on the world famous Ring of Kerry.
Whether you would like to settle in a flourishing, rural community or are searching for the ideally located base to explore the world famous landscapes and coastlines of Kerry and West Cork; look no further than Atlantic Gateway – your guarantee of a better quality of life.	As a holiday or residential destination Sneem is unsurpassed, boasting easy access to spectacular scenery, blue flag beaches, golf courses, the world-famous Parknasilla Hotel, national parks and ancient monuments. The village, winner of several Tidy Towns awards, is famed for its well kept greens and brightly coloured facades; a thriving community, close-knit yet welcoming; outward looking yet with its roots still firmly in the rural heartland of the Kingdom of Kerry. Sneem has many facilities on its doorstep including a primary school, shops, public houses, guesthouses, restaurants and hotels.	Sneem has a distinctive old-world feel; a village where people still stop to chat and welcome visitors. It is a haven for people with a love of outdoor activities including golf, water sports, tennis, organized walking and boating tours. The Sneem Sculpture Park, Pyramids of Sneem, The Garden of the Senses and one of only two Coral Beaches in Ireland are some of the other unique attractions of the village.	Nearby is Derrynane, one of Ireland’s premier Blue Flag beaches, situated in the spectacular Derrrynane National Heritage Park with neighbouring access by boat to the Skellig Rock National Monument.	The market in this part of southwest Ireland is very active with Sneem anticipated as being amongst the most soughtafter investment areas and the homes in Atlantic Gateway successfully combine a feel for the contemporary with sensitivity for their privileged position in this unspoiled locale.

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