| A restored historic Newfoundland fishing family home on the beautiful Change Islands, 1 hour drive from Gander International Airport. Private, romantic and rustic, with the sea on three sides. |
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| Price from 1000 CAD /Week |
| Total floor size of 140 mē |
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The Coves is a very comfortable restored 19th century home overlooking the North Atlantic via a 20 minute ferry to Change Islands.
We are an hour drive from Gander International Airport.
The Coves is very quiet with spectacular views from it's many windows.
For more information please ask for a copy of a feature article on The Coves published in the East |
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1000 CAD |
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1000 CAD |
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The Coves is in a private setting that looks towards Greenland to the North East and Ireland to the East.
There are a few small shops and a couple restaurants on Change Islands; also an interpretation centre, small museum, hiking trails, and many beautiful views of the sea from various points on the islands. |
| Address:
Diamond's Lane, Turnpath Road Change Islands AOG 1R0, Newfoundland and Labrador , Canada |
| Nearest Airport: Gander International - 90 Kilometers |
| Accommodation located in
village, leisure area, old town, waterfront, rural, coastal, near the beach, near restaurants & bars, near cultural interest, near water sports, near historical interest, near fishing area, by skinner's harbour ! |
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The house is complete with all cooking utencils and linens.
There is no technology and no land phone at the Coves. We use our mobiles when needed. |
| # of Units: |
1 ... and each unit includes: |
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4 |
Bathrooms:: |
2 |
| Single beds: |
1 |
Double beds: |
3 |
| Baby cots: |
0 |
Single sofa beds: |
0 |
Double sofa beds: |
0 |
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Barbecue |
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Disabled Facilities |
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Sauna |
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City View |
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Lift / Elevator |
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Spa / Jacuzzi |
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Sea View |
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Parking |
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Swimming Pool |
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Tennis Court |
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Private Beach |
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Garden |
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Balcony |
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Terrace |
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American Kitchen |
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Fridge & Freezer |
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Oven |
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Microwave |
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Dish Washer |
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Crockery & Utensils |
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Sofa Bed |
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Fireplace |
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Table & Chairs |
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Bath |
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Shower |
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Hair Dryer |
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Towels |
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Internet Dial Up |
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Internet Broadband |
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Cable/Satelite TV |
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Stereo/Radio System |
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DVD Player |
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DVD/Music Collection |
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Library |
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Telephone |
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Fax |
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Washing Machine |
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Safe |
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Ironing Board |
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Work Desk |
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Bikes |
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Bed Sheets |
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Central Heating |
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Air Conditioning |
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Pets Welcome |
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Tours & Excursions |
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Local Transportation |
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Local Guides |
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Butler Service |
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House Chef |
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24h Concierge |
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Daily Cleaning |
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| Welcome Pack: The Coves house-keeper with let you into the house. Also, beautiful fresh north atlantic salt air awaits you. |
Guestbook: letter from Peter Harrison, Manchester.
Dear Andrew
I have just got back from a business trip to the U.S. so have not been able to drop you a line any sooner but I just wanted to say that we had an absolutely fantastic time at The Coves. On leaving, our little boy Alasdair, said "I love Change Islands" a sentiment with which we all
agree. Apart from one and a half days of high-speed horizontal wind-driven rain (which was clearly provided to show what we were missing) we had very clement weather (even into the mid-twenties at times!)so we had a great time picnicking, doing the trails, feeding the
ponies, consulting with timetables to work-out how to visit Fogo Island. We visited Fogo (and Twillingate) and on the last day when Alasdair got to work the horn on the ferry! We found the people of Change Islands and Fogo (and all over NL) very friendly and welcoming. It was great investigating a small area of Newfoundland - our last trip involved driving from St.John's to St. Anthony and back so we saw a lot of the lovely Trans Canada Highway but not as much of the real character of NL. We also loved the house which was equipped and decorated just to our taste (no TV, no chintz and a radio tuned to CBC Radio 2!). The stove was very welcome for a chilly evening as was the inexhaustible supply of logs brought over by Edward Diamond. |
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