• Spacious Living Area with comfortable seating and a large flat-screen TV
• Equipped Kitchen/Dining Area with seating for four
• Two Double Bedrooms (one with a beautiful view of the downs)
• Family Bathroom - second WC downstairs
• Pet-Friendly – your furry friends are welcome
• Peaceful Garden with fenced panels and a spacious patio, perfect for outdoor relaxation
• Short Drive to St Helens' Duver Beach 
• Short Walk to The Vine Inn for local dining and drinks
• Off-Street Parking available 
• Wi-Fi available for a comfortable stay
• Hoover available at property
• Please note to comply with the current fire regulations the use of candles is strictly prohibited.
   

Sunny Downs Holiday Let - St Helens, Isle of Wight



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Nestled in the picturesque village of St Helens, Sunny Downs offers the perfect retreat for a relaxing stay on the Isle of Wight. This charming property combines comfort, convenience, and stunning scenic views, making it an ideal location for your holiday.

The Property Sunny Downs is a spacious, well-appointed home sleeping up to 7 guests across 3 cozy bedrooms. On the ground floor, you’ll find a welcoming living room where you can unwind and enjoy the warmth of the fire on a chilly evening. The living room leads to a fully equipped kitchen/diner, perfect for cooking meals together. A downstairs WC adds extra convenience, while patio doors open onto an enclosed garden with breathtaking countryside views.

Upstairs, two double bedrooms await, with one offering spectacular countryside views. A third bedroom with bunk beds, featuring a small double and single bed, is ideal for families or groups of three. The first floor also includes a shower room. Off-road parking is on the roads in the surrounding area.

Location St Helens is a tranquil village situated just a short distance south-east of Ryde. Known for its natural beauty, the area offers plenty of outdoor activities, including walking trails and coastal paths. St Helens Duver, a grassy area with stunning views over the Solent, is perfect for picnics and leisurely walks, while the peaceful St Helens beach offers a quieter spot for those looking to relax by the sea.

Within walking distance of Sunny Downs is the St Helens Sailing Club, making it a perfect spot for sailing enthusiasts. St Helens also boasts a strong sense of community, with local pubs, shops, cafés, and a historic church to explore. It provides a peaceful contrast to the busier towns of Ryde and Seaview, offering a more laid-back experience of the Isle of Wight.

Getting Around St Helens is well-connected by frequent bus services that link Ryde, Seaview, and the surrounding areas, including Newport. This makes it easy to explore all that this beautiful region has to offer.

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Whether you're seeking a relaxing seaside getaway or an adventurous outdoor escape, Sunny Downs in St Helens is the perfect base for your Isle of Wight holiday.

Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, often referred to as “The Gateway to the Island” due to its prominent position along the seafront and its hovercraft and passenger ferry links. With its mix of sandy beaches, bustling shops, museums, and galleries, Ryde offers visitors a range of activities and attractions. The town’s seafront esplanade is home to various points of interest, providing both relaxing and exciting options for all ages.

One of Ryde's standout features is its transport connections. Hovertravel, the world's oldest hovercraft operator, runs the last remaining hovercraft passenger service in Britain. A journey on the Wightlink catamaran takes passengers down Ryde’s recently restored 19th-century pier, which accommodates both vehicle and train services.

Families can enjoy Ryde’s many entertainment options, including the Superbowl, LaserQuest, and a funfair for younger children. The popular canoe lake, located just beyond the esplanade, leads directly to the town's sandy beaches. Ryde’s beaches are particularly well-loved for outdoor activities, with the tide retreating far at low tide, creating space for beach soccer tournaments and other sports.

At the eastern end of Ryde, Seaview village offers a picturesque, upmarket resort with sweeping views of the Solent. Popular for sailing and water sports, especially in the summer, Seaview also boasts a variety of restaurants, gastro pubs, and cafés, including one near Puckpool Park. Its reputation as a stylish destination makes it a favourite for visitors.

A short distance south-east of Ryde lies St Helens, a charming village that offers a peaceful retreat from the busier towns on the island. St Helens is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, including the picturesque St Helens Duver, a grassy area with sweeping views over the Solent and a popular spot for picnics and leisurely walks. The village is also home to the St Helens beach, a quieter, more tranquil location ideal for those seeking a relaxing seaside experience.

St Helens is also known for its strong community feel and has several local pubs, shops, and cafés, as well as a historic church. The area is a favorite for nature lovers and those interested in outdoor activities, with plenty of walking trails and coastal paths. St Helens provides a peaceful contrast to the busier Ryde and Seaview, making it an ideal spot for a more laid-back visit to the Isle of Wight.

Frequent bus services connect Ryde, Seaview, and St Helens with other parts of the East Wight, including Newport, providing easy access to all the attractions this beautiful area has to offer.