01
The Cliff Room
Closest to the water, with a deep window seat cut into the western wall.
King bed · Sea-facing bath · Reading alcove
Rooms facing weather.
Nine quiet rooms hold the horizon close. Lime plaster, dark oak, washed linen and nothing that competes with the sea.
02
The Eyrie
An upper room for long light, built beneath the pitch of the old roofline.
King bed · Upper-floor view · Writing table
03
The Shore Suite
Two spare rooms joined by a hearth, for mornings that begin without a clock.
Bedroom and sitting room · Hearth · Private terrace
The coast sets the hour.
Days here are measured in weather: the turn of a tide, the warmth of a cup, the last workable light.
First-light walks
Boots by the door before breakfast.
Seaweed tea
Steeped slowly after the cold water.
Tide-pool bathing
A sheltered swim when the sea allows.
Evening rows
The old harbour at slack water.
What the coast gives us.
Supper follows the boats and the garden. Day fish over coals, mussels opened with cider, roots and greens pulled within walking distance.
One menu. Written each afternoon.
Five ways into the landscape.
No exhaustive list. Just the places we return to, at the hour they feel most themselves.
- 01
Clifftop Path
Windward walking after rain
From the gate - 02
The Public Slip
A clear-water swim at high tide
12 min walk - 03
Haven Market
Bread, sea salt and Saturday produce
18 min cycle - 04
The Boat Shed
Oysters beside the working harbour
9 min drive - 05
Long Point
The last light over open water
Before dusk
Come for the coast. Stay for the quiet.
Choose a room, leave the rest of the itinerary open, and let the weather decide what comes next.