Six rooms, six characters
Each room is named for one of the house's past lives and furnished with things that have stories. All rates include breakfast cooked to order, parking, and as much of the honesty bar as your conscience allows.
Top-floor double with a window seat over the moorings.
The one everyone asks for. Two flights up, worth every step: a deep window seat, a brass telescope that mostly points at fishing boats, and the best sunrise in the house. Bring a book, ignore it completely.
from £145 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilityGarden-facing king with a freestanding tub.
Named for the man who built half the boats in the harbour and, we suspect, some of our floorboards. Quiet, garden-facing, with a cast-iron tub you could weather a storm in and a bed you will not want to leave.
from £165 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilitySnug double under the eaves, reading chair included.
Small on purpose. Tucked under the eaves where the net lofts used to be, with a wing-back chair, a shelf of borrowed paperbacks, and ceilings that ask taller guests to duck politely.
from £115 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilityFamily room for four with bunks and harbour light.
The family one. A proper double, handmade bunks with their own reading lamps, and a window that catches the harbour light all afternoon. Crabbing lines and buckets on loan from the hallway.
from £185 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilityFirst-floor suite with a sitting room and balcony.
The grandest room in a house that does not really do grand. A four-poster, a small sitting room, and a Juliet balcony over the terrace. Where anniversaries and very good decisions happen.
from £205 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilityCalm single with a very generous small double.
For solo sailors. A small double dressed in old sail canvas and calm colours, with a desk in the window for postcards you will mean to send. Half the size of the others, all of the breakfast.
from £95 a night, breakfast in
Check availabilityTorn between two? Phone us. Martha has strong opinions and a perfect record.