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The Cottage Features

Indoor Features

  • 600 sqft self-contained cottage
  • 1 bedroom with queen
  • Convertible sofa bed in main room (queen size)
  • Wood stove
  • Full kitchen, dishwasher, stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishes, utensils and basic spices
  • Washer/dryer
  • Linen provided
  • Cable TV
  • WiFi included

Outdoor Features

  • 800 sqft of decks of extra outside living space with some of it under cover
  • Propane BBQ
  • Comfortable outdoor furniture and table with umbrella

 

Water Access

  • Access to private dock
  • Private beach access
  • Row boat
  • Canoe
  • Crap trap

Activities Nearby

  • Golf, tennis, disc golf
  • Restaurants, pubs, cafés
  • Shopping, farmer's market
  • Boating, swimming,
  • Sightseeing, fishing, whale watching charters
  • Kayaking, biking, hiking
  • Winery, cidery
  • Fitness centre, spa
  • Galleries

 

Water management, composting and recycling are a major part of our stewardship of the land we live on. We kindly ask for the same from our guests.

 

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+1 250 629 3008
8805 Ainslie Point Road
Pender Island BC V0N 2M3
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DIRECTIONS TO THE COTTAGE: From the ferry follow the signs to South Pender. When you cross the single lane bridge (15 minutes from the ferry), take an immediate right turn on Ainslie Point Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac and our number is 8805. We have a cement driveway and the cottage is half way down on the left side. You can park directly behind the cottage.
 

USEFUL INFORMATION TO GET TO PENDER: The ‘Pender Islands’ are located on the West Coast of BC between Vancouver and Vancouver Island and north of the San Juan Islands. You can access the Penders by car ferry, only two hours from Vancouver and even shorter from Victoria (especially in the summer, reservations from Vancouver are strongly recommended) or by seaplane (see useful links). We have a private 32ft dock and mooring buoy if you are planning to come with your own boat.

A vehicle on the island is an asset but there is a limited public bus transportation service.  We also have taxi service and locals will offer you a ride at one of the many ‘car stops’.