BEDROOMS
SHARED SPACES
KITCHEN
GARDEN
Comfort and Space for Every Guest
Bayfield House isn’t fancy or fussy—it’s spacious, relaxed, and full of charm.
The kind of house where muddy boots at the door are expected, the kettle’s always on, and there’s always a good spot to sit with a book or a glass of wine.
Whether you’re here for a week of exploring or a weekend of doing absolutely nothing, the house is yours to settle into.
Bayfield comfortably sleeps up to 14 guests, spread across six bedrooms, with plenty of shared spaces to come together or find your own quiet corner.
From the big old kitchen at the heart of the house to the bright garden room with views across the orchard, every room is designed to feel welcoming, lived-in, and warm.
Bedrooms
Bayfield has six bedrooms spread across the ground and first floors, each with its own character and views of the house, gardens or surrounding countryside. They’re proper farmhouse bedrooms — comfortable, generous and unfussy, with plenty of space to unpack and settle in.
With rooms on both floors, Bayfield works particularly well for extended families and groups of friends travelling together. Some bedrooms have their own bathrooms, while others share — and there are plenty of quiet corners around the house when you fancy a little time to yourself.
AUGHNISH - WAKE UP TO THE VIEW Bright, peaceful and full of natural light, with lovely views across the gardens and towards the water. King bed · Ground floor · En-suite bathroom
AUGHNISH - WAKE UP TO THE VIEW Bright, peaceful and full of natural light, with lovely views across the gardens and towards the water. King bed · Ground floor · En-suite bathroom
BAY —TUCKED BENEATH THE EAVES Spacious, peaceful and full of farmhouse character, with windows bringing in plenty of light and views across the surrounding countryside. Super king bed · First floor · En-suite shower room
BAY —TUCKED BENEATH THE EAVES Spacious, peaceful and full of farmhouse character, with windows bringing in plenty of light and views across the surrounding countryside. Super king bed · First floor · En-suite shower room
FINAVARRA — DOWNSTAIRS AND EASY A generous, comfortable room tucked away on the ground floor — particularly handy for anyone who would rather avoid the stairs. King bed · Ground floor · En-suite shower room
FINAVARRA — DOWNSTAIRS AND EASY A generous, comfortable room tucked away on the ground floor — particularly handy for anyone who would rather avoid the stairs. King bed · Ground floor · En-suite shower room
FLAGGY —ROOM FOR THE GANG A relaxed family room with plenty of space for everyone to settle in after a day exploring, swimming or simply being outdoors. Double bed + bunk beds · First floor · Shared bathroom
LAGGY —ROOM FOR THE GANG A relaxed family room with plenty of space for everyone to settle in after a day exploring, swimming or simply being outdoors. Double bed + bunk beds · First floor · Shared bathroom
ABBEY — A ROOM VWITH A BURREN VIEW A peaceful upstairs room looking out towards the surrounding Burren landscape — a lovely place to wake up to the changing light outside. Double bed + single bed · First floor · Shared bathroom
ABBEY — A ROOM VWITH A BURREN VIEW A peaceful upstairs room looking out towards the surrounding Burren landscape — a lovely place to wake up to the changing light outside. Double bed + single bed · First floor · Shared bathroom
THE STUDIO — A LITTLE PLACE OF YOUR OWN Slightly apart from the other bedrooms and with direct access to the Garden Room, the Studio offers a little extra independence and privacy. Double + single bed · Ground floor · Adjacent shower room
THE STUDIO — A LITTLE PLACE OF YOUR OWN Slightly apart from the other bedrooms and with direct access to the Garden Room, the Studio offers a little extra independence and privacy. Double + single bed · Ground floor · Adjacent shower room
Shared spaces
Bayfield House is made for gathering and spending time together. The generous sitting and dining spaces, cosy corners and tucked-away reading spots give everyone room to come together — or disappear somewhere quiet for a while.
With comfortable sofas, a wood-burning stove and windows looking out across the gardens and Galway Bay, these are the spaces where mornings begin slowly, evenings stretch on, and everyone seems to naturally come together after a day out exploring.
THE HEART OF THE HOUSE Big sofas, a roaring fire and the garden just outside — a room made for putting your feet up and staying a while.
STAY A LITTLE LONGER An open, sociable space where long lunches have a habit of turning into evenings.
BY THE FIRE A cosy corner beside the wood-burning stove - especially welcome after a day outdoors.
BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE Two chairs, a view, and perhaps a bottle of wine — sometimes that’s all you need.
FIRESIDE CORNER Claim an armchair, pick up a book and settle in — preferably with something nice in your glass.
GATHER AROUND The big farmhouse table, plenty of chairs and nowhere anyone needs to be in a hurry.
SETTLE IN Light the fire, claim a sofa and enjoy the view - there’s really no need to rush anywhere.
THE READING CORNER A quiet little retreat with a view — perfect for disappearing with a book for a while.
EVERYONE ON THE SOFA A big, bright room made for lazy afternoons, family films and putting your feet up after a day outside.
The Farmhouse Kitchen
Bayfield House is made for gathering and spending time together. The generous sitting and dining spaces, cosy corners and tucked-away reading spots give everyone room to come together — or disappear somewhere quiet for a while.
With comfortable sofas, a wood-burning stove and windows looking out across the gardens and Galway Bay, these are the spaces where mornings begin slowly, evenings stretch on, and everyone seems to naturally come together after a day out exploring.
WHERE EVERYONE ENDS UP Plenty of room for cooks, helpers — and those who simply turn up with a glass of wine.
BREAKFAST STARTS HERE Coffee on, kettle boiling, and everyone gradually finding their way into the kitchen.
MADE FOR A FULL HOUSE A proper farmhouse kitchen with space to cook, gather and feed the whole gang.
Garden and grounds
Step Outside: Bayfield sits within three acres of gardens, orchard and open fields, with the Burren hills on one side and Galway Bay stretching out on the other.
There’s plenty of room to find your own favourite spot — morning coffee outside, lunch in the sunshine, children running around the garden, or an evening wander down through the fields towards the sea.
And tucked away in the orchard are two of our newest additions: a wood-fired barrel sauna and wood-fired hot tub, both looking out across the fields towards the water. Light the fires, let everything warm up and settle in — particularly lovely as the sun goes down or after a long day walking the Burren.
It’s peaceful, wonderfully private and just a little bit wild — exactly as we like it.
THE ROAD HOME Follow the drive through the trees and Bayfield appears at the end.
A LITTLE WILD Three acres of orchard, old trees and open spaces — exactly as we like it.
LUNCH WITH A VIEW A sunny spot, a stone table and nowhere in particular to hurry to.
WARM UP, SLOW DOWN Our wood-fired barrel sauna, tucked away among the trees in the orchard.
SOAK IT ALL IN Fire up the hot tub and settle in, with the fields and Galway Bay beyond.
HOME FOR THE WEEK An old family farmhouse surrounded by orchard, fields and plenty of green.
MEET THE NEIGHBOURS Our closest neighbours — friendly, curious and generally minding their own business.
THE SEA IS NEVER FAR Glimpses of Galway Bay appear between the trees as you wander through the grounds.
OUT YOU GO Fields to explore, gates to climb and plenty of room for a little adventure.
THIS WAY TO THE BEACH Follow the sign and keep walking — the Flaggy Shore is just down the road.
LUNCH OUTSIDE Good food, a bit of sunshine and everyone around the table.
MORNING, BAYFIELD Coffee in the orchard, preferably while the rest of the house is still asleep.
KEEPING WATCH Our little stone guardian, keeping an eye on Bayfield and the Burren beyond.
SOAK IT ALL IN Fire up the hot tub and settle in, with the fields and Galway Bay beyond.