Established in 2005, each cottage has been thoughtfully renovated from its original agricultural use, creating a warm and comfortable retreat surrounded by open countryside. Sheep, cows and horses graze the nearby fields, adding to the gentle rural atmosphere.

At the heart of the property is a beautiful garden room, once the old milking parlour, now transformed into a light‑filled space with an indoor fish pond — a lovely spot to sit back and unwind. Guests can also enjoy our characterful games room, affectionately known as the Barley Room, where barley was once milled. Here you will find a pool table, and on request, a cinema screen can be set up for cosy big‑screen movie night. It is also a great space for families visiting relatives on the island, with options for small gatherings available on request.

Just a short walk from the cottages, within the farm grounds, you’ll find St Adamnan’s Church, the site has ancient religious significance, and the churchyard is home to several Celtic crosses — the oldest dating back to the 5th century AD. It’s a peaceful and fascinating place to explore during your stay.

Despite the peaceful setting, we are well connected. A bus stop and tram stop are within a one‑mile walk, and we’re just 10 minutes from the ferry terminal in Douglas and 20 minutes from the airport by car.