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The Barn
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

The Barn which was roofless when we arrived is now a hostel, at the centre of island life. The dormitory rooms are lined with varnished wood; it has a large living-room with a big open fire and, from the sleeping gallery, one of the best views on the island.

  Exterior, The Barn, Lundy
Sleeps: 14      Beds: VI VIII 
Fire or stove Shower Awkward stairs Dogs not allowed Simply and practically furnished Within the village

Bramble Villa East
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

Bramble Villa is in the St John's valley, on the site of a ruinous corrugated iron building of the same name, and the same rather colonial appearance. It was shipped, ready-made from the mainland, and put up to house those who were to carry out restoration work for us on Lundy. Now divided into two, the East side looks over the sea towards Devon and has the light off the sea in its rooms.

  Exterior, Bramble Villa East, Lundy
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T D 
Fire or stove Shower over bath Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A short walk from the village

Bramble Villa West
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

Bramble Villa is in the St John's valley, on the site of a ruinous corrugated iron building of the same name, and the same rather colonial appearance. It was shipped, ready-made from the mainland, and put up to house those who were to carry out restoration work for us on Lundy. Now divided into two, the West side has a glimpse of the sea from its windows.

  Exterior, Bramble Villa West, Lundy
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T D 
Fire or stove Shower over bath Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A short walk from the village

Camping
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

The camp site is a large grassy field sheltered from the west by a granite wall. It is close to the centre of the village near the Tavern and shop. There is hot and cold water, four toilets and three showers in an adjacent building.

  The Campsite, Lundy
Sleeps: 40      Beds:
Dogs not allowed Within the village Shower x3

Castle Cottage
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

Castle Cottage is a granite structure built against the Castle Keep by the Post Office in 1887 as a cable station. When first extended and converted, it was the second holiday cottage on the island. Its living-room is dominated by the spectacular view overlooking the landing bay.

  View from window, Castle Cottage, Lundy
Sleeps: 2      Beds: D 
Fire or stove Shower Dogs not allowed Small outside WC adjoining property Furnished to a higher level of comfort A distance from the village

Castle Keep East
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

The castle was built by Henry III in about 1250 and paid for by the sale of rabbits. High up on the south-east point of the island, it replaced the earlier castle of the unruly Mariscos, and was more recently held by the royalists in the Civil War. By 1787 cottages had been built round the small courtyard inside the Keep. Three of these have been rebuilt by us and Castle Keep East is a snug and sociable retreat for two.

  The Castle, Lundy
Sleeps: 2      Beds: D 
Fire or stove Shower Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A distance from the village

Castle Keep North
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

The castle was built by Henry III in about 1250 and paid for by the sale of rabbits. High up on the south-east point of the island, it replaced the earlier castle of the unruly Mariscos, and was more recently held by the royalists in the Civil War. By 1787 cottages had been built round the small courtyard inside the Keep. Three of these have been rebuilt by us and Castle Keep North is a snug and sociable retreat for two.

  The Castle, Lundy
Sleeps: 2      Beds: D 
Fire or stove Shower Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A distance from the village

Castle Keep South
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

The castle was built by Henry III in about 1250 and paid for by the sale of rabbits. High up on the south-east point of the island, it replaced the earlier castle of the unruly Mariscos, and was more recently held by the royalists in the Civil War. By 1787 cottages had been built round the small courtyard inside the Keep. Three of these have been rebuilt by us and Castle Keep South is a snug and sociable retreat for four.

  The Castle, Lundy
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T D 
Fire or stove Shower Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A distance from the village

Government House
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

Government House was designed by Philip Jebb to house whoever runs the island, and to make use of, and preserve the fine granite dressings left when additions to Old House were removed. However, our agents since have unselfishly preferred to remain in humbler quarters, so it is available for you to stay in. It is one of the best houses we possess, and so well sited that it seems always to have been there, sheltered on three sides and looking down towards the Milcombe valley towards the sea.

  Exterior, Government House, Lundy
Sleeps: 5      Beds: S T D 
Fire or stove Dogs not allowed Furnished to a higher level of comfort A short walk from the village Shower over bath x2

Hanmers
Lundy

Bristol Channel, Devon

Hanmers was built by a fisherman in 1902. He chose a good site, a dip in the hill, on the path from the beach to the castle, so the place is sheltered but has the wonderful view out to sea towards Devon. It is weather-boarded outside and its interior is also of wood, painted white in the front rooms, which gives it a warm and solid feel.

  Exterior, Hanmers, Lundy
Sleeps: 4      Beds: T B 
Fire or stove Shower Dogs not allowed Simply and practically furnished A distance from the village


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