Welcome to our modern 2-bedroom house located on the former HMS Ganges Naval Barrelman's Point on the Shotley Peninsula. This newly built accommodation can sleep 5-6 guests comfortably. The living area is spacious and bright, equipped with a fully stocked kitchen, a dining space, and a smart TV. Additionally, there's a small double sofa bed accommodating 2 people, a king-sized bed, and 2 single beds available. You will also have access to a private garden. Ideal for nearby wedding venue Woolverstone Hall ( 12 mins drive away) and The Royal Harwich Yacht club ( 14 mins drive away), 9 mins drive to the famous the Butt and Oyster restaurant at Pin Mill. Ipswich, Felixstowe, Harwich, and Flatford are not far away.

Hi! I am Lola, a passionate traveller who loves creating welcoming and inclusive spaces where people can connect, feel at home, and be safe. I believe in offering my guests more than just a place to stay; I aim to provide you with a gateway to the wonders of this region. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both, I'm here to ensure your stay is nothing short of exceptional. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need local tips during your stay. I'm dedicated to making your visit to Shotley Peninsula an unforgettable experience. I hope to meet you soon!

"Our neighborhood, nestled on the Shotley Peninsula, offers a tranquil and picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Here, you'll discover a blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and local charm that will make your stay truly memorable. Unique Waterfront Views: At the confluence of the River Stour and River Orwell, this spot offers a unique view of The Port of Felixstowe, daily ferries to Holland, and majestic cruise ships from The Port of Harwich. It's a captivating place to watch the comings and goings of container ships. Vibrant Marina: The Shipwreck is nestled within Shotley Marina, attracting boats from the UK, France, and Holland. The marina's lock ensures boats are secure from changing tides. HMS Ganges Museum: Next to The Shipwreck, explore the HMS Ganges Museum. Open from Easter to October, it showcases memorabilia from the Royal Naval Training Establishment, a significant part of local history. Bird Watching: Year-round birdlife awaits you, with mudflats being a haven for wading birds. In the autumn, Brent Geese arrive to overwinter on the estuary. Scenic Walks: The area boasts outstanding natural beauty, with footpaths leading through the marina, along the riverbanks, and up to St Mary’s Church Shotley, dating back to the 1400s. Nearby, you'll find WW1 and Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemeteries with stunning views. Shotley Point Yacht Club: If you're interested in sailing, Shotley Point Yacht Club welcomes boaters of all levels. They organize cruising events, emphasizing the social aspect, making it perfect for family sailors or those new to boating. Explore the maritime history, natural beauty, and vibrant community that make Shotley Gate a fantastic destination. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, outdoor adventures, or a taste of local culture, our neighborhood on the Shotley Peninsula offers it all. I'm excited to be your host and guide during your stay in this wonderful part of the world."