Mill House Stables

18/08/2024

01/07/2024

Walking on the Isle of Man is wonderful and what better guide than Kate Bergquist!

With huge views taking in four countries – on a good day – the Isle of Man’s fells and peaks offer walkers a true sense of untapped adventure

04/03/2024

The dark skies have recently been phenomenal here.

06/02/2024

24/11/2023

The Stables features in the first and last 20 seconds.

Supporting local businesses is the gift that keeps on giving 🎁❤️ ✔ The magic of in-person shopping✔ Bumping into old friends ✔Enjoyable shopping experience ...

11/11/2023

25/10/2023

Bill Whitaker presents an interesting perspective on the tranquility of the Isle of Man most of the year contrasting with the super active, super busy and super noisy TT races on 60 Minutes on CBS News.

Each year, a hundred racers and thousands of fans travel to the Isle of Man for the TT: the world's most dangerous motorcycle race. Bill Whitaker reports.

22/08/2023

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/united-kingdom/england/isle-of-man/isle-of-man-old-fashioned-island-british-holiday/
As Kate Leavey Bergquist states "The Island is a massive playground."

With ‘Scottish’ glens, ‘Cornish’ beaches and ‘Yorkshire’ moors, the Isle of Man is like Britain in miniature. So why do so few of us visit?

10/01/2023

Great article, but their advice on where to stay is either very comfortable in the middle of a city or roughing it in a rural location. At the Stables and The Mill House, you can stay in comfort and in the heart of the countryside.

Alone in the Irish Sea, the Celtic island promises plenty beyond the roar of its famous racing circuit, from wooded glens and rich birdlife to mysterious ruins alive with mythical tales.

26/08/2022

The Mill House Stables (downstairs) sleeps two (double or twin bed) in the bedroom and there is a twin sofa bed in the living room. There is a wet room (shower, loo & basin) en suite with the bedroom and a separate loo.

25/08/2022

18/08/2022

There are a number of Iron Age Promontory Forts in the Santon area. Though their purpose is uncertain, it is fascinating to see what human beings did some two to three thousand years ago.

The Isle of Man has a large number of Iron Age promontory forts.Dr Rachel Crellin of the University of Leicester takes us to Burroo Ned, a short walk from th...

01/05/2022

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13/02/2021

If you are interested in visiting the Isle of Man, check out the things you need to know before you go, including how to get there, driving and currency.