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A charming shepherd's hut is nestled in greenery, featuring a wooden deck with outdoor seating. The structure showcases large windows and a welcoming front door. Nearby, two Adirondack chairs are positioned around a wood burner, set against a backdrop of trees and lush grass.
Hut in Laxey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Margaret is our fantastic shepherd’s hut

Our cute and cosy shepherd's hut gives you the best of both worlds. Hidden in a green oasis next to a waterfall and near the beach, the hut is just a short walk from Laxey's pubs, restaurants and shops. Our hut has a full size double bed with a proper premium mattress, a bathroom with all the facilities and a fully equipped living area that gives cooking, eating and sitting space. Our hut is a tiny house, not a big tent- all that you need is cleverly fitted into a stylish, cosy hideaway for two.

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The exterior of a traditional Manx stone cottage is displayed, featuring a whitewashed facade with two large windows on the upper level. A green door is centered at the entrance, and flanking foliage adds a touch of greenery. The structure is set back from the pathway.
Cottage
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Breesha's Cottage - Ballaugh, 4 star self catering

'Breesha's Cottage' is a recently rescued traditional Manx stone cottage. In Ballaugh Village just 50m off the famous Ballaugh Bridge on the TT circuit, with fabulous views of the hills above Sulby Glen. A beautiful spot for relaxing, walking, cycling or watching the motorsports. A local shop just 50m away and a great pub at the end of the lane . A lovely quiet sandy/pebbly beach is 2 miles away and great walks in the hills just up the lane to the glen. IOM tourism registered- 4 star.

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The image captures the Sea Breeze Cottage exterior with modern design elements, including a cedar hot tub on the terrace. The surrounding area features stone paths and greenery, while dramatic clouds in warm hues stretch across the sky, creating an inviting atmosphere as the sun sets.
Cottage in Laxey
5 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Stunning Coastal Retreat

Sea Breeze Cottage is an idyllic coastal retreat for that unforgettable holiday. In the heart of Old Laxey, a stone's throw from the beach, pub & two popular restaurants. With panoramic views of Laxey Bay, our newly restored gem combines traditional Manx cottage comfort and contemporary boutique design, sleeping up to 4 guests. Relax on the south facing terrace with a morning coffee, unwind in the cedar hot tub and watch the sailing boats whilst enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets.

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An outdoor hot tub is depicted on a wooden deck, surrounded by natural greenery and trees. The dome-shaped cottage is visible in the background against a clear blue sky, offering a peaceful view of the landscape.
Dome
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Orchard Cottage at Ballawyllin Farm

Orchard Cottage is a luxurious, high quality, open plan dome-shaped cottage. It has a super king sized bed, lounge area with wood-fired stove and 55” TV with Freesat, wi-fi, fully-equipped kitchen area and spacious shower room. It is fully insulated, for cosy stays all year round. It is set in the grounds of Ballawyllin Farm within our orchard area. It has its own outside patio area, exclusive access to an outdoor hot tub, and shared access to a sauna, set in a separate patio area.

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A cozy bedroom features a spacious bed with a soft, neutral-toned duvet and decorative pillows. Warm bedside lamps provide gentle lighting. A comfortable armchair sits in the corner, complemented by a wooden bedside table. The angled ceiling adds character to the inviting space.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Self-contained studio annex on Douglas riverside

Ideal if you love peaceful countryside location with wild birds and rabbits yet want to be a walking distance to shopping and entertainment, or TT course. Good base for exploring the island, with private parking and easy access to bus and train station, as well as footpaths. Dolls House annex has private entrance and outdoor sitting/dining area. Cooked breakfast may be provided at request although many delicious eateries are only a 10 min walk. Self check-in. Strictly no smokers.

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Aerial view captures Laxey Harbour, revealing a serene coastline and a cluster of houses. Boats are seen moored in the harbor and along the shoreline. The waterfront is lined with greenery, while the distant hills provide a tranquil backdrop against the blue sea.
Flat in Laxey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 258 reviews

Laxey Beach Apartment

Beautifully appointed Beachside apartment with uninterrupted views of Laxey Harbour, Laxey Bay & the Irish Sea from the open plan lounge and kitchen. Bedroom has a superking bed which converts to 2 singles. Luxury bathroom with freestanding bath (with sea view) huge separate shower. Open plan lounge & kitchen with floor to ceiling window overlooking the beach & harbour. Willow & Hall double sofa bed with luxury mattress available if required. free Wifi.

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A comfortable lounge area features a sofa with cushions, accompanied by a small side table. A dining table with a chair is positioned near the windows, providing natural light. A round mirror reflects the space, enhancing the cozy environment.
Flat
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews

Modern Central Flat Isle of Man

Demesne is a comfortable double bedroom self-catering apartment with Smart TV & Wifi, just 5 minutes away from the beach and Douglas’ downtown village attractions and amenities. Within easy walking distance is the sandy beach at the Promenade, the pretty harbour, the village's Isle of Man Steam Railway station and local shops, restaurants and cafes. The rest of the island is easy to discover from here too, as a bus stop is located just around the corner!

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A spacious living area is illuminated by natural light from large windows. The room features twin beds with soft bedding, a dining table with chairs, and a cozy armchair. Exposed beams and neutral walls create a calming environment. A wardrobe is included for storage.
Flat
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 48 reviews

1 of 5 Studio Apartments at Rosehill in Douglas

Our studios are perfect to relax and enjoy the peaceful countryside. You'll be surrounded by rolling hills, lush green fields, and plenty of fresh air. Inside, you'll find a comfortable living space with a kitchenette, twin beds (some of the studios have doubles), and a private bathroom. We provide all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay, including linens, towels, and kitchenware. Enjoy the views while taking a nice stroll !

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A historic lighthouse building stands illuminated under the sun, surrounded by a well-maintained grassy area. The structure features a blend of white and golden walls, and a tall lighthouse tower prominently rises above the surrounding landscape.
Lighthouse
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Foghorn cottage with stunning views.

Unique historic lighthouse building in a stunning location with peace and tranquility. Foghorn cottage is only minutes from the capital Douglas and all amenities, but feels so remote and wonderfully free. Please note, the cottage is only accessible by foot via the footpath across the beach or from the top of Douglas head. 200 steps one way. (takes about 5 minutes to walk) Short video is available if required.

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The modern kitchen and living area features a sleek design with white cabinetry and a black countertop. Skylights illuminate the space, while large glass doors open to a view of greenery outside. A cozy seating area is visible, complementing the overall aesthetic.
Home in Ramsey
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

A perfect family summer home

TT bookings are only available for 8 or more guests for a minimum of 10 days. A lovely, spacious Victorian house, with modern facilities in a quiet suburb, but close to all local amenities walking distance to the TT course , swimming pool, Mooragh Park. Secure off road parking. Ideal for families or groups walking and cycling holidays. Spread out, kick off your shoes and relax. Unlimited broadband.

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An outdoor view of the self-catering apartment features a small patio area with a table and two chairs. The space is bordered by a grassy lawn and is complemented by the surrounding greenery. Patio doors from the apartment provide direct access to this outdoor area.
Guest house
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Quiet Corner Cottage

Designed for two, this apartment offers a wonderful sense of light and space with its open-plan kitchen and its bedroom with patio doors leading onto the cottage gardens. This peaceful and tranquil accommodation has comfortable furnishings throughout and with its wide doors and spacious areas, offers access to disabled guests if required. The bed in the bedroom is King-sized.

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A modern living area features a comfortable dark sofa and two accent chairs, arranged around a wooden coffee table. A large television is mounted on the wall, while plants add a touch of greenery to the space. Natural light enters through a window, enhancing the cozy atmosphere.
Flat
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Modern 2 bed furnished apartment (Wi-fi + Netflix)

Relax in this calm, stylish space close to the town centre (approx 15 mins walk) and less than a minute from the prom. Close to a small supermarket, cinema, gym and various takeaways. Also suitable for short term relocation/corporate lets. Please contact me for details as all dates post September currently showing as blocked but may be available.

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Your guide to Isle of Man

Welcome to Isle of Man

Rolling hills, pebble beaches, and a history that dates back to before the Vikings: this extraordinary island in the Irish Sea can seem like the British Isles in miniature — though it’s much more than that. Located between the coasts of Northern Ireland and northwest England, the proudly autonomous Isle of Man is just 32 miles long and 14 miles wide and has a land and culture all its own, down to its native Manx language and what is claimed to be the world’s oldest parliament. From woodland glens to the sand dunes of the Ayres, the moorland-covered peak of Snaefell to the rocky islets off its southern coast, the Isle of Man’s variety of natural habitats make it a haven for wildlife, including puffins, dolphins, and the rare, tailless Manx cat. The villages and towns here offer a glimpse into an older way of life, from the thatched crofts of Cregneash to the Victorian terraces of Douglas.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Isle of Man

Spring and summer are particularly enjoyable times to visit the island, whereas autumn and winter can get rainy and chilly. At the end of May the famous TT Races turn the whole island into a hair-raising racing circuit, attracting some of the most celebrated motorcyclists in the world. The festive atmosphere is palpable, although you can also get a taste of it during the island’s other major events, be it in the beer and cider festival in spring or the film, literature, and food and drink festivals in autumn. Summer is the time for agricultural shows, which are major events for the rural communities — and an excuse for the island to show off its surprisingly large collection of classic cars.


Top things to do in Isle of Man

Maughold

This small northeastern parish with a coastline of cliffs and coves is full of delights. There’s a 12th-century church whose graveyard is decorated with ancient Celtic and Viking crosses; Dhoon Glen, with its 40-metre-drop waterfall; and Ballaglass Glen, one of the prettiest woods on the island, plus the 4,000-year-old Neolithic burial tomb of Cashtal yn Ard down the road.

The town of Peel

Looking west across the Irish Sea, the seaside town of Peel enjoys beautiful sunsets backed by the atmospheric outline of an 11th-century Viking castle. The walls and towers of its red sandstone fortress remain intact and provide an ideal viewing spot. There’s also a sandy beach and a chance to try a traditional Manx kipper in the place where they’re smoked.

The Sound

At the island’s southernmost point, this narrow body of water separates the coast from the Calf of Man, a rocky islet that’s a protected breeding habitat for seabirds and other wildlife. You can book a boat trip across to the Calf, or just take it in from the shore; nearby footpaths and coastal walks will also lead you to the charming village of Cregneash, or the dramatic limestone crevasses of the Chasms.