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Retired nurse finds dream Manx stone cottage on *Escape to the Country* debut

Pat’s search for a peaceful retirement led her to a £279,500 gem in Port Erin. Could this idyllic island become her forever home?

In the center of the image we can see a cottage. in the background there are trees and sky. At the...
In the center of the image we can see a cottage. in the background there are trees and sky. At the bottom there is grass and a board.

Retired nurse finds dream Manx stone cottage on *Escape to the Country* debut

The Isle of Man made its first appearance on Escape to the Country this week. The BBC programme followed 81-year-old Pat, a retired nurse from Lincolnshire, as she explored the island for a potential retirement move. She was drawn to its slower pace of life—and quickly fell for a charming Manx stone cottage.

Pat, nearly 82, toured three properties during the episode, all located in Port Erin and Laxey. The first was a traditional Manx stone cottage in Port Erin, priced at £279,500. She described it as 'beautiful' and admitted it was her top choice.

The programme marked the Isle of Man’s debut on Escape to the Country. Pat’s search for a quieter retirement led her to seriously consider the stone cottage in Port Erin. The episode also highlighted the island’s appeal to both potential residents and visitors.

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