Harry's Cottage

Harry's Cottage is situated in the heart of old Peel in the Isle of Man, less than one minute's walk from the beach and promenade. The cottage can accommodate 2/4 people, with a well-apportioned double bedroom upstairs, and a double sofa bed in the downstairs living area. With off-street parking and easy access to public transport, Harry's Cottage is the ideal place from which to explore the beautiful Isle of Man. Harry's Cottage is named after a well-known local fishmonger in Peel and the cottage was renovated out of the former filleting rooms, where Harry carried out his daily work. There is a fully equipped country style kitchen complete with Belfast sink, full size fridge freezer, oven, microwave and dishwasher. The living area has a double sofa bed and dining table and there is a convenient downstairs W.C. The entire ground floor benefits from underfloor heating. Upstairs the traditional style bedroom and spacious en suite bathroom have stunning vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. The double bedroom can also accommodate a travel cot or camp bed for younger guests (we can also provide a baby bath, highchair etc on request). The black and white tiled, traditional en suite bathroom features a roll top bath as well as a separate shower cubicle. Please note there is a 7 night minimum stay during high season. Entire property Harry's Cottage is ideally situated right in the heart of Peel on the west coast of the Isle of Man. You will find yourself only a stone's throw from the local shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes as well as the marina, beach and castle. There are lots of places to walk and scenery to enjoy, with a lovely beach and promenade and many local coastal activities of interest. Peel has the Island's only Cathedral, and it is here visitors will find a variety of cultural and heritage interests, including a large ruined castle from 1392. Known as one of the most 'Manx' towns of the Island, Peel offers many local restaurants and shops. There is an old style feel to the place with many narrow streets and small houses near the coast. In the evening a stunning sunset may be seen, which is why Peel is also known as the Sunset City. There is private off-street parking to the front of the cottage (very rare for central Peel!). The main bus terminus, from which busses depart for all routes out of Peel including Douglas and Ramsey, is a couple of minutes' walk away. I live nearby and am at the end of the telephone if you need anything.