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The rustic coastal living room has a
vintage twist and oozes character. 

A dramatic feature wall of
exposed laths from the original
lath & plaster is
coupled with a full granite wall & exposed granite coins

Furnished to comfortably accommodate a full household

LIVING

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DINING

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 The dining room & kitchen are linked by
two archways creating an
stunning granite column divider.

A rustic space with a natural earthy ambience, featuring a combination of granite & upcycled pallet walls

Full width glass sliding doors & windows
flood the room with light

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BATHROOMS

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 The ensuite is luxuriously large & 
has distant sea views across the moors.   
Featuring an upcycled 1960s sideboard vanity unit with vintage basin, waterfall shower over the bath, generous airing cupboard & heated towel rail, 

The family shower room has a pallet wood vanity unit made by Mike, with vintage basin.  
It features an extra large shower enclosure
with waterfall shower
& a heated towel rail

There is also a ground floor toilet.

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Dune is a
self-contained annexe
to the rear of the property

Sleeps two in a king size bed

An open plan kitchen & living room

The shower room has large shower enclosure with powerful
electric Mira shower  

DUNE

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The fitted kitchen features an oversized breakfast bar reclaimed from the island's, now demolished, secondary school. 

The copper extractor hood was upcycled, by Mike, from a scrap hot water cylinder.

The patterned backsplash tiles were reclaimed from our renovation at No 4 

The waney edge timber wall shelves are locally sourced from an island elm tree  brought down by storms

KITCHEN

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BEDROOMS

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The master bedroom has an optional

super-king or full size twin beds.

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The panelled wall headboard is made from scrap off-cuts of the elm tree

a local boat-builder used to build

the island's new gig 'Zelda'

 

The double and twin rooms have sea views, original floor boards, 

exposed granite coins around the windows,

& upcycled floorboard cladding.

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ENTRANCE

The generous welcoming hallway features paneling made from offcuts of the elm tree that was used by local boat builder to construct the island's new gig 'Zelda'.  

The stairs & lounge are divided by the original timber frames, exposing the laths from the original lath & plaster walls

Ample space for coats and shoes, with the added benefit of a handy downstairs toilet

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The south facing garden at the front of the house accommodates a couple of
large garden tables & benches made by
Mike from upcycled pallets.    

Ideal for your afternoon tea, pre-dinner drinks or some alfresco dining. ​

Alternatively, there are some benches at the end of the terrace with the most spectacular views across the harbour
and to the islands beyond

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GARDEN

WHY CHOOSE No 6?​​
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  • 30 seconds to the beach via a private footpath
  • Oodles of character and charm
  • Private south facing garden
  • Sea views from the front bedrooms
  • Complimentary WiFi broadband
  • A family bathroom & an en-suite
  • Ground floor toilet
  • Babies & infants welcome
  • Pets are not accepted
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