Ballaloaghtan

The Isle of Man’s finest short-term serviced residence

If booking directly, a 50% deposit by bank transfer is required at time of booking, the balance due one month before arrival.

Please read our pet policy and information on one night stays.

Spacious dining & living room with a long wooden table, chairs, and exposed timber ceiling beams at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Ballaloaghtan

About

Built in the 1600s but renovated to five-star standards in 2016, The Barn is an iconic Manx stone building set on the slopes of South Barrule, with a stunning view over to Castletown, the South Coast, and the sea. The history of Ballaloaghtan Farm played a key role in the dramatic rescue from extinction of the Manx Loaghtan sheep at the turn of the century.

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The ultimate in privacy – 5 miles from the airport, 20 minutes from Douglas, but in an isolated country area
Sleeps up to 16, including a separate flat for staff
Four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms
Single group or family lets only, entire house
1-30 days in peak season, longer terms (up to 8 months) September-May
Cater for yourself, bring your staff, or enjoy our range of services (enquire)
Get up close and personal with our fabulous Loaghtan sheep
Free parking for up to 20 vehicles
no smoking residence
Starlink internet and broadband and HD TV with Freesat in every room
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Pricing

The minimum booking is one week in TT, July and August. Otherwise, the minimum booking is three nights. All prices are subject to 5% VAT unless paid in full with booking, in which case VAT is included.

Additional fees

Cleaning – Cleaning and Linens fee (applies to all stays) £200.00

Dogs – Well-behaved dogs are welcome with prior approval and a fee of £10.00 per dog, per night.

Hot tub – Arrange your own rental and pay just a £150 fee towards the spike in utility costs (direct).

Local and Loyal Discount

Manx staycationers and returning guests will enjoy a 10% discount off the base rental price.

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TT weeks
£450.00 per night

Minimum stay of one week.

High season

July, August, and December 20 to January 02

July 01 – August 31
£350.00 per night

Minimum stay of one week.

Dec 20 – Jan 02
£350.00 per night

Minimum stay of three nights.

Low Season

Dates outside of TT, July, Aug, and Dec 20-Jan 02

Mon and Tue
£100.00 per night
Sun, Wed, Thu
£200.00 per night

Minimum stay of three nights.

Fri & Sat
£350.00 per night

Minimum stay of three nights.

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Floorplans

Ground Floor plan of The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
First Floor Floor plan of The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
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Directions

From the Airport / South

Turn right out of the airport and follow the road to Ballasalla, turning left again at both roundabouts onto the A7. Soon you will come to “Cross Four Ways,” a slightly staggered crossroads. Turn right onto the A3, and approx. ¼ mile later, take the first left. You are now on the road to Ballaloaghtan – follow it downhill, over a small bridge, then uphill for approximately 1 mile to find our entrance on our left.

From the Sea Terminal / Douglas

Turn left out of the Sea Terminal and left again at the next roundabout to cross the swing bridge over the Quay. Turn right and follow the road past the university and out of town. At each subsequent roundabout or crossroads, always go straight until you come to the village of Foxdale and arrive at a T junction. Turn left on the A3. After passing the South Barrule plantation on your right, look for “Salomon’s Cottage,” a white house built on the very edge of the road. Exactly next to the cottage, signposted B39 Ronague, turn right on “Road of the Gray Hill” (Corlea Road in Manx) and follow it for 1.2 miles (2 km). There are no turns to the left except on unmade tracks or into homes. After 1.2 miles, you will see a real turn to the left; take it, and you will descend into Kerrowkeil Hamlet, then pass a white chapel on your left. Shortly thereafter, the entrance to our driveway is on your right.

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Life on the isle of man

Spacious bedroom at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan featuring a large double bed, exposed timber roof beams, wooden flooring and countryside accommodation comforts.
Modern en suite bathroom with bathtub, wall mounted toilet and tiled walls at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Bathroom with glass entrance, two white sinks at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Built-in wooden window seat with striped cushion at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Twin and double beds in a spacious guest bedroom at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan, with wooden flooring and an adjoining seating area.
Modern lounge with a grey corner sofa, glass coffee table, and metal staircase with garden view at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
The Barn at Ballaloaghtan two-story stone cottage with a small upper-level balcony beside a grassy slope and gravel path.
A modern entry hall featuring dark tile floors, light wooden doors, a vanity table with a mirror, and a wooden staircase at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
A warm-lit room alcove with exposed ceiling beams, a light wood sideboard cabinet, a matching wall mirror, and a wood panel door at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Wooden storage cupboard and hallway beneath exposed timber beams at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan.
Spacious dining & living room with a long wooden table, chairs, and exposed timber ceiling beams at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Spacious living room at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan with exposed wooden beams, a grey sofa, plaid armchairs and a large coffee table with curved tv.
Spacious dining room with a long wooden table, chairs, and exposed timber ceiling beams at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Spacious living room at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan with exposed wooden beams, a grey sofa, plaid armchairs and a large coffee table.
Spacious kitchen and dining area at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan, featuring wooden cabinets, a large dining table, an island and seating for group meals.
Modern en-suite bathroom at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan featuring a walk-in glass shower, wall-mounted toilet, white basin and neutral stone-effect tiles.
Stone exterior wall of The Barn at Ballaloaghtan beside a paved patio lined with colourful flower planters and a green lawn.
Exterior of The Barn at Ballaloaghtan, a stone barn conversion with a glass-fronted extension, landscaped lawn, and outdoor seating
Stone exterior of The Barn at Ballaloaghtan with a landscaped garden, colourful flowers and outdoor seating on the patio.
Spacious living room with a grey sofa, plaid armchairs, wooden coffee table, and exposed ceiling beams at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Spacious self-catering kitchen with a central island, wooden dining table, fitted cabinets, and modern appliances at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Fitted kitchen with a double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, wooden cabinets, and black worktops at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Modern lounge with a grey corner sofa, glass coffee table, and metal staircase at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Modern en-suite bathroom with a glass walk-in shower, wall-mounted toilet, and tiled walls at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan
Countryside and coastal views from a window at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan on the Isle of Man.
Modern lounge with a grey corner sofa, glass coffee table at The Barn at Ballaloaghtan

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Built in the 1600s but renovated to five-star standards in 2016, The Barn is an iconic Manx stone building set on the slopes of South Barrule.

+1 604 780 4360 Email Request Booking