Fishermans Cottage
Quaint 18th century cottage in St Helier situated right by the sea.
- Sleeps 4
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
£140 per night
Highlights
- This quaint cottage offers small families and groups of friends a lovely break by the sea.
- Step outside and take in the lovely coastal views.
- Light the log burner and stay toasty and warm whatever the weather.
- The cottage sits in Jersey's capital St Helier, and makes a great base from which to explore the town.
You should know
- Dogs allowed. £10 per dog per night up to a maximum of £50 per dog per stay.
- Cot available on request (linen not provided).
- Disabled access (please discuss upon booking).
Fisherman’s Cottage dates from 18th century and overlooks the bay of La Greve D’Azette in Jersey’s main town of St Helier. It has been sensitively restored to create a comfortable, cosy self-catering cottage.
With fabulous views across Havre des Pas, The Violet Bank (a recently declared Ramsar Wetland zone) and St Clement’s Bay, Fisherman’s Cottage offers much more than meets the eye. Tucked away on Mount Bingham, this charming cottage has been lovingly restored by the Parish of St Helier and is great for a ‘foodie’ break with close proximity to several of the Island’s best restaurants and local suppliers of fresh produce.
Sleeping up to four people with a double bedroom, walk-in shower, fully equipped kitchen and a lovely wood-burning stove in the living area with a double sofa-bed, the Cottage provides a great home away from home all within a 10 minute walk to the centre of St Helier, with shops and seaside bars and restaurants close by. The private garden overlooking the bay is also great for surveying the daily bustle of Havre des Pas, framed by Victorian architecture and promenade. Outside the garden gate is the start of La Collette Gradens with former Napoleonic baracks which now house the Jersey Field Squadron. If you wish to explorer the Island further, there is a parking space close to the cottage for guests to use.
Staying at Fisherman’s Cottage is staying somewhere with a story; from a watch house to a home and then a garden shed, the Cottage has had diverse uses over the years. During the excavation of the building, a clay pipe was found amongst building refuse dating the property between 1740 and 1760. Over time, the trusses also moved a few degrees off centre due the original foundations failing, but this quirky feature was kept in the restoration along with the joists which are made with the recycled ribs of ships which once docked in the harbour, identifiable by the large peg holes.
Building work to restore the Cottage to what it is today commenced in 2011 and completed in August 2012. The restoration team carefully dismantled and reconstructed the gable walls, reusing the majority of the original panelling and doors to keep the traditional feel.
Features
Essential
- Baby Friendly
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair Access
- Heating
- No Smoking
- Strictly No Single Night Stays
- Underfloor Heating
Living Spaces
Tech
- Satellite TV/Freeview
- Television
Outside
- Garden/Outdoor Space
Also Available
- Walking distance to pub
£140 per night
Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 2 nights low season & 7 nights high season
Fishermans Cottage is listed by the managing agent Heritage Lets.
