More about Slippery Sam's (the location)

Slippery Sam's dates from around 1450 and is a Grade II listed building. It is named after Samuel Jackson, a notorious smuggler who once lived here.

There is an 18th Century barn on the property which has been converted into two holiday cottages.

Smuggler's Rest is a two-storey, four-bedroomed property and
Moonrakers is a two bedroomed ground floor property which is also suitable for disabled use. The two properties can be connected to make one large unit.

Being a former pub/restaurant/hotel the property has sizeable grounds with ample parking areas. The barn has lawns to the sides and rear and guests are welcome to make use of the outside facilities. A picnic bench/seats and kettle barbecue are supplied with each property.

Owners Jane & Ian Wallace look forward to many happy years welcoming holidaymakers to the property.