Picture a traditional Manx cottage. It sits nestled in a remote, tranquil location. This is Kerroobeg. It has magnificent views down to Castletown and the southern coastline. Kerroobeg is more than just a cottage. It is a piece of Isle of Man history.
Kerroobeg has been recently extended and refurbished. It now offers a high standard of accommodation. Once, it was a single-room cottage. It even lacked electricity.
Imagine life in that single room. Gas and paraffin lamps provided the only light. There was no central heating.
Today, Kerroobeg boasts a large living and dining room. It also features two bedrooms. A well-equipped kitchen and bathroom add to the comfort. The stunning oak-framed sunroom is a highlight.
The refurbishment began in October 2015. It transformed Kerroobeg into a modern, comfortable space. The original Manx cottage charm remains.
Kerroobeg comfortably accommodates four people. The bedrooms offer flexibility. One has a king-size bed. The other has twin zip and link beds. They can convert to a super king if needed.
The bathroom is luxurious. It has a separate shower and bath. Underfloor heating and fluffy towels add a touch of indulgence.
The kitchen is fully equipped. It includes an electric oven with an induction hob. A dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge, and freezer are also present.
The sunroom offers beautiful views. Large windows face south and west. Comfortable sofas and coffee tables make it a relaxing space.
The living and dining area features an original Manx dresser. Comfortable sofas, a large coffee table, and a Smart TV are present. A dining table seats six.
Outside, there is a large garden. Plenty of off-road parking is available. A covered area is provided for bikes.
Kerroobeg’s location is ideal for exploring the Isle of Man. It is 4.5 miles from Castletown. It is 9 miles from the sea terminal and 5 miles from the airport. The surrounding countryside is perfect for walkers, cyclists, and bird watchers. Picturesque footpaths, glens, and plantations abound.
Kerroobeg is located on the slopes of South Barrule. It is near Cringle Plantation. The setting is peaceful and rural.
Kerroobeg offers a blend of history and modern comfort. It is a perfect base for discovering the Isle of Man.