Accommodation

Entered via a large covered seating area

External door to entrance lobby and dining room with table and seating for 6, stone fireplace & window seat, dresser unit - a lovely room with much character and beamed ceilings.

Door leading to large well appointed and equipped kitchen -  with ' Shaker' style range of floor and wall units and appliances.

Large lounge with stone inglenook fireplace with stove effect electric fire, 2 seater and 3 seater sofas and chairs, wooden window seat. Door to rear garden.

Cottage style stairs lead to first floor:

Master bedroom with double bed, wardrobes, outlook to rear garden

Bedroom with double bed and child's futon style folding bed

Bedroom with single bed

Bathroom with suite comprising bath with power shower over bath, WC and WHB. Shaver point.

Outside - to the rear the property benefits from a lovely, well established garden with patio furniture. Outside WC with sink unit.

Off road parking

Equipment

Electric Storage heating
Electric range style double oven with halogen hob. Microwave
Washing machine/tumble dryer
Video/DVD & selection of videos/games & puzzles
Fridge freezer & Dishwasher
Colour television/CD player/radio/cassette/selection of books
coffee maker
Garden furniture, table & seating, BBQ
Duvets and pillows on all beds, linen and towels supplied, please bring own beach towels.
High chair & travel cot available upon request (linen for travel cot NOT provided)
Wifi

Limitations
Sorry no pets
Sorry no smoking
Please note to comply with the current fire regulations the use of candles is strictly prohibited.

 

Let Friday to Friday, to allow the advantage of a full week-end away, this 3 bedroom, 17th Century, Grade ll Listed, stone thatched cottage is situated in the heart of Niton village.



Boasting a wealth of original features - exposed beams, stone fireplaces and alcoves to snuggle by, all complimented by a well established cottage garden, flag stone patio and covered outdoor seating area.



Many guests have complimented on the cosiness of the cottage, and how well equipped it is, however those of certain stature should watch-out for a couple of low beams and some steep stairs.



The local shops include convenience store, chemists and book shop/general stores are all within a very short walk as is the White Lion family dining pub. The Buddle Inn, which is a15/20 minute walk is very characterful with a lovely sunny garden enjoying views of the sea.



Niton is surrounded by picturesque countryside and provides an excellent base for walking and cycling.



Close by are St Catherines Lighthouse, Niton Undercliff; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Blackgang Chine Theme Park. Ventnor is the nearest seaside town and for an amazing uncommercialised beach Compton Bay along the Military Road, popular with surfers and paddle boarders, is must.

Extra Information

Booking Friday to Friday. A £50 discount is available if only one bedroom used on weekly bookings.

Ventnor Town

Ventnor on the South of the Isle of Wight is a traditional seaside resort, and one of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts due to its unique micro-climate.

The town lies beneath St Boniface Down (the highest point on the Isle of Wight) and for the most part is built on the side of a steep hill leading down to the seafront and beach.

The beach huts that line the back of the beach are converted Victorian “bathing machines” and are available to hire, along with deckchairs.

Ventnor has plenty of things to do both in the town and nearby.

Ventnor Beach is a great suntrap, and the sand and shingle beach is great for sunbathing and family swimming.

Ventnor Harbour and the bandstand development are very prominent on the seafront and offer a great viewing platform to look out to sea, and the Ventnor Haven Fishery sells the best in local crab and lobster.

On the main promenade there is a traditional arcade with a range of amusements, then opposite the harbour the spectacular Cascade Gardens run down the side of the cliff where the main road zig-zags its way back up into the main town.

Further along there is a children’s paddling pool which features a giant map of the Isle of Wight, and from here there are great walks to Wheelers Bay and Bonchurch along the Sea Wall.

A short distance from the seafront at the Western side of the town you can stroll through the beautiful Victorian Ventnor Park, which won the "Park of the Year Award" at the South and South East England in Bloom awards in 2014. This leads onto the famous Ventnor Botanic Gardens at the Undercliff, where the town’s micro-climate can be truly appreciated in a 22 acre sub-tropical paradise.

A short walk from here and you will discover one of the Isle of Wight’s best kept secrets, Steephill Cove, which is one of the most relaxing beaches on the Island.

Along Ventnor esplanade there are several pubs, cafes and restaurants offering a variety of food and refreshments, with a number of alternative places to eat further into town.

With the local fisheries there are some great fish and seafood options available at many of the eateries, and some of the local hotels are highly recommended for their fine dining experiences.

In recent years Ventnor has become the regular host of several big arts and culture events, with the Isle of Arts Festival and Ventnor Fringe.

It is also one of the Isle of Wight’s main carnival towns, with daytime and illuminated processions taking place during the summer months.

A short drive along the coast is one of the Isle of Wight’s best known attractions, Blackgang Chine, and regular events are hosted here to entertain all the family.

You can enjoy the spectacular scenery from the top deck of one of the regular buses that serves the town.

Catch a bus northwards to Shanklin, Sandown & Ryde, or travel across the Island to Godshill, Newport or Cowes.