The property
This charming, stone-built, detached cottage with a gated entrance lies just a stone's throw from the main popular beach and esplanade at Ventnor.
Surrounded by numerous restaurants, bars and pubs and a short stroll to spectacular cliffs and routes up to St. Boniface Down, the highest point on the island, this retreat is equally perfect for a couple's break or for keen walkers and cyclists.
The open-plan living area boasts a modern black and white layout, housing all the appliances you need to go about your day at ease, with a breakfast bar set-up for two, so you can enjoy refreshments together in the early hours.
A fashionable shower room joins the accommodation, an immaculate suite to compliment the thoughtful interior.
Beyond this, the double bedroom is a wonderful place to relax, with retro decor, and a modern bed including integrated USB, radio, and under bed storage.
A private outlook welcomes the outside in, and a wardrobe adds to the stylish formation.
Neighboring this, you will discover a study/dining room, ideal for settling down amidst the peace and quiet, or organising those up and coming adventures.
Once you have relaxed indoors, the pretty stone courtyard is a lovely area to enjoy the fresh air, a characterful base to unwind away from the hustle and bustle.
Sheltered by St. Boniface Down, one of the island's highest points and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming town benefits from gently sloping sandy, fine beaches and coves.
There are excellent facilities for water sports and a range of coastal paths to explore, while the harbour sells a broad range of fresh fish and locally-caught seafood.
A good variety of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants line the esplanade, whilst the Botanical Gardens are within easy reach.
A precious retreat for two in a Victorian seaside resort.
About the location
VENTNOR
Newport 10 miles; Cowes 15 miles.
The quaint Victorian seaside resort of Ventnor is located at the southern end of the island and accessed via an array of steep winding roads set amidst beautiful scenery.
Sheltered by St.
Boniface Down, one of the island's highest points and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming town has a uniquely mild micro climate enabling tropical and exotic plants to grow throughout the area.
The gently sloping sandy and fine shingle beaches and coves provide excellent facilities for watersports and offer a range of stunning coastal paths to explore, while the harbour sells a broad range of fresh fish and locally-caught seafood.
A good variety of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants line the esplanade, whilst the Botanical Gardens are within easy reach and well worth a visit.
With plenty to see and do around the island for all the family, including great walking and cycling opportunities, medieval castles, historic houses and a variety of gardens and waterfalls, as well as the unspoilt fishing bay, this great holiday destination has plenty to offer all year round, and it's easy to see why it's known as the prettiest place on the Isle of Wight.
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