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Western Bay Sands Cottage

Nature awaits in beautiful Western Bay. Stroll to the sandy beach for sunbathing, beachcombing, or ocean play. Or to The Overfalls, a natural swimming pool and waterfall. Visit cows, sheep and goats in the neighbouring meadows. Hike the boardwalk to the lighthouse. Located 20 minutes north of Carbonear on Highway 70, the traditional biscuitbox house has 2 large bedrooms with double beds, living room, fully equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom. Comfort and privacy, owners are nearby if needed.

On the Ocean's Edge! 3B/2B Retreat in Fort Amherst

Welcome to the charming Blue House on the Narrows, nestled in historic Fort Amherst! Perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, this cozy retreat offers breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline, Signal Hill, the Battery, and downtown St. John’s. Inside, our newly-renovated home boasts modern amenities, comfortable furnishings, stylish decor, and plenty of natural light. Come and experience the beauty and tranquility of Newfoundland from the comfort of our one of a kind oceanfront home.

Dockside

This unique tiny home is located in the heart of a working fishing village in Champneys West! Located right on the Fox Island Trail! This retro themed home is small with a big presence! Because it is right on the water it has a propane Cinderella Incinerator toilet and a propane on demand hot water system. The stairs are a little steep for those with mobility issues. The harbour is a highly sought location! A beautiful place to relax and enjoy a beverage on the deck overlooking the water!

Voda House – Ocean view + tub, steps to dining

Escape to our oasis in Downtown Carbonear, where urban comfort intertwines with local charm. Take in the ocean waves, snuggle up for a night in, or let stress melt away in our soaker tub. Within a couple of minutes’ walk, delight your tastebuds at charming cafés and the historic Stone Jug Restaurant, catch a show at the theatre, journey through time in museums, or explore local shops for a one-of-a-kind treasure. Here, the best of both worlds are at your fingertips. The rest is up to you.

The Howard House Daniel’s Cove

A serene Newfoundland retreat, surrounded by nature and the rugged beauty of the Atlantic coast, this historic house at the tip of the Avalon Peninsula. Built in 1908, the house was lovingly restored in 2018, maintaining much of its original features and construction, highlighting the simple but elegant architectural styles of Newfoundland at the beginning of the 20th century. It has a spacious layout with a well-appointed kitchen, 1½ baths, and three ample bedrooms. WIFI Starlink available

Architectural Oceanview Home in Historic Trinity

The Sunset House is a striking architectural retreat in historic Trinity, Newfoundland, designed by celebrated heritage architect Frank Lepoint. Surrounded by sweeping ocean views on all four sides, the home offers sunrises over Fort Point Lighthouse and unforgettable sunsets across Trinity Bay. Walk to fine dining, Rising Tide Theatre, whale and iceberg tours, hiking trails, cafés, and Rocky’s Place—or explore Port Rexton and the Skirwink Trail nearby. A truly one-of-a-kind coastal escape.

Ochre House Retreat, a stunning converted church

Ochre House Retreat is a unique vacation and retreat facility with 6 beautifully appointed bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, spacious studio, gourmet kitchen, generous living area and a large rec room. An exceptional getaway for work or play. This former church has been thoughtfully renovated to include all modern amenities while respecting the elegance and clean lines of the original architecture. Surrounded by blue ocean, rolling meadows and quiet woods, you’ll find inspiration everywhere you turn.

Newfoundland Beach House

As oceanfront as you can get! People who enjoy nature - watching whales breach, icebergs melt, seabirds frolic, storms brew, fishermen fish, the sun set, or those who like to hike, kayak, dive, generally explore - will especially appreciate this unique property and the experiences it offers. Perched on the coastline in beautiful Conception Bay - 15-20 minute drive from St. John's airport & downtown - the views from this property are amazing. (Great wifi too for those working remotely:)

Burnt Point Cottage

Find yourself along the stunning coastline of Conception Bay where our peaceful ocean retreat in Burnt Point is waiting for you. Our home is a lovely space with many ocean views. A place where you can come to rest and step away from the busyness of life. An ideal spot for writers and artists to be creative, quiet moments for book readers, couples and families looking to get away for awhile in a small coastal town. We look forward to welcoming you to your home away from home!

"The Studio House" Cliffside Home, Ocean Views

"The Studio" is quite possibly the most perfectly situated home in all of Flatrock! Overlooking Flatrock harbour, this home is simply perfect, with floor to ceiling windows and unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean. This is the perfect location for the "Nature Seeker", looking for a quite retreat with breathtaking views, whale watching, hiking and so much more! Flatrock is a beautiful town, very authentic Newfoundland just 15 minutes to Downtown, St. John's.

The Pink House in Catalina

5 bedrooms and 2 full bathroom Salt Box home centrally located in historic town of Catalina , 10 mins from Bonavista and 15 mins from Trinity . Enjoy the upper and lower deck patios with ocean views with lots of patio furniture. For privacy the backyard patio is just what you will be looking for. The PInk House is mins from the grocery store and the fishing wharf. Lots of trails nearby for hiking and the Lookout park is the local swimming spot.

Ocean Front Cottage - Caplin Cove Cottage Yellow

A classic sea side cottage with so much heritage charm. Many of the original architectural details on the exterior have been restored. This property is located in a historic Bonavista neighbourhood, known as Canaille, which was known for public houses and the fishing class. Many homes in this area of town were constructed before roads. This is why the narrow laneways snake and wave around the homes today.