A pastiche villa in the eclectic 19C style so dear to the Bloomsbury Set, with a false Gothic cloister and a large vaulted room. Not to mention an extraordinary garden laid out like a belvedere, a true balcony overlooking the sea in a vertigo-inducing way. This is a divine house that E.W. Beckett (later Lord Grimthorpe) had built... visitors will be seized by the urge to abandon all luggage and never leave this place imbued with such beauty.