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Whitehouse Cottages
Main Road
Kirk Michael
IM6 2HE
Self-Catering
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Tel+44 (0)1624 621705
About
The stone built semi-detached cottages were once part of the Whitehouse farm estate and still have uninterrupted views over the farm land. Built over 180 years ago they have a lot of character including exposed beams and log stoves.
Located in Kirk Michael village in the Isle of Man ,the holiday cottages are available throughout the year. Each cottage has two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, garden room and lounge.
The village of Kirk Michael has quiet sandy beaches and beautiful glens nearby and is only a short drive to the fishing port of Peel on the West coast and Ramsey in the north.
Each cottage has two bedrooms ,cottage 1 has a twin (which can be put together to make a double) and a single and cottage 2 has a double and a single bedroom. There is a trundle bed that can be used for a child. Each cottage has got a lounge,kitchen with dining area and bathroom as well as a private back garden with country views. Horses visit the back fence every day waiting for their carrot. The cosy lounges have a TV , and CD player. The fitted kitchens have lovely views overlooking the garden and hills beyond. Cottage 1 had a new garden room and bathroom built in 2017.
All bed linen and towels are provided for each week of your stay. Each cottage has a washing machine ,fridge, freezer,microwave, iron and ironing board. Both cottages have free wi-fi. There is a tumble dryer in Cottage 1.
Situated on the edge of the village the cottages are in walking distance of the general store , pub and church. There is a bus stop a few metres away.
Douglas is a 25 minute drive away through beautiful countryside. In Douglas you can go by steam railway to the south of the island or go by the electric tram north. The island is world famous for its vintage transport systems. The tram can take you to the top of our only mountain Snaefell .
