
Eight individually named rooms in a restored 1912 keeper's house — hosted, unhurried, and a two-minute walk from the cove. Book with us directly and skip the booking-site fees entirely.
We are Elena and Theo. We bought the keeper's house in 2009 with a leaking roof and a garden gone to fennel, and we have been slowly returning it to itself ever since. There is no front desk and no lobby music — just the smell of coffee, a long table by the window, and whatever the tide has brought in.
We keep the house deliberately small so that we can remember your name by the second morning and tell you where to walk that the guidebooks miss.


A quiet top-floor room under the eaves, with a reading chair angled to the garden and a claw-foot tub behind a folding screen.
from $245 / night
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There is no menu and no ordering — Theo cooks one beautiful spread and we all sit down together. Expect soft eggs from the neighbour's hens, warm sourdough, stone fruit from the market, and a pot of coffee that never quite empties.
"We plan our whole morning around the smell of it."
The bones are original — heart-pine floors that creak in the right places, brass window latches, a garden of fennel, rosemary and old climbing roses. We restore it with patience, not gloss, so it still feels like a house you were lucky enough to be lent.
Explore the area

Low-tide pools full of anemones and hermit crabs, ten minutes down the bluff path.
The kind of place you invent excuses to come back to. We already have.
Every reservation made here comes straight to Elena — no third-party fees, the best rate we offer, and a real reply within a day. Tell us your dates and we will hold your room.
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