Stunning Sea-View Holiday Home in Ventnor with Hot Tub

Tucked away in a peaceful, set-back position, this beautifully presented holiday home offers spectacular, uninterrupted sea views across Ventnor and the English Channel. Elevated above the town, the property provides a truly special coastal retreat, ideal for families, couples, or groups looking to relax, unwind, and enjoy the sunshine.

The accommodation flows effortlessly, making it perfect for sociable holidays and summer entertaining. On the ground floor, guests are welcomed into an entrance hall leading to a comfortable living room with stunning sea views, a convenient cloakroom, a well-equipped modern kitchen, and a bright dining room that opens into a wonderful conservatory. The conservatory is a standout feature, offering panoramic views and direct access to the sunny patio terrace.

Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-appointed bedrooms, two of which enjoy beautiful ocean views one bedroom has a king size the other a super king, the third bedroom has bunk bed with a pull out bed perfect for 3 children, along with a modern family bathroom and a separate WC—ideal for hassle-free stays.

Outdoor Space & Hot Tub

Outside, the garden is designed for easy enjoyment. A large paved terrace provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining, morning coffee, or evening drinks, and features a private hot tub (if you would not like to use it please let us know and we can remove the charge for this) positioned to take full advantage of the breathtaking sea views. Relax in the warm bubbles while watching the boats sail past or enjoying unforgettable sunsets over the English Channel. Steps lead down from the terrace to a lawned area, creating a peaceful and private outdoor space.

The elevated position also offers a fantastic vantage point for watching events such as the famous Round the Island Race, giving guests a front-row seat to this iconic sailing spectacle.
CCTV is at the property, and in operation.

Location Highlights

The property offers the best of both worlds—quiet surroundings with excellent access to local amenities. Scenic coastal and countryside walks begin right on the doorstep, while a local convenience store is within a ten-minute walk. Ventnor town is under a mile away and boasts a beautiful golden beach, boutique shops, excellent restaurants, supermarkets, and essential services.

Ventnor is renowned for its unique microclimate, thriving arts scene, and summer events such as the award-winning Ventnor Fringe Festival. Nearby attractions include Ventnor Botanical Gardens, home to rare subtropical plants, and the island’s county town of Newport, just a 25-minute drive away, offering a wider selection of shops, restaurants, and a cinema. Local bus routes are also a short walk from the property, providing easy access around the island.

Parking

Parking is available for up to two small vehicles near the property, with additional on-street parking nearby.

This exceptional sea-view holiday home with hot tub offers space, comfort, and an unbeatable coastal setting—perfect for memorable and relaxing stays on the Isle of Wight.

• 1 King-size and 1 Super-king

• Bunk beds in third bedroom​

• Pull-out single bed under bunkbed.

• Travel cot

• Living room two sofas with sea views

• Fully equipped modern kitchen including washing machine and dishwasher.

• Dining room

• Conservatory with sea views and patio access

• Family bathroom

• Separate WC

• Ground floor cloakroom

• Garden with paved terrace

• Hot tub (available at an additional cost)
  
  
  Limitations 
  sorry no pets 
  no naked flames

Ventnor, on the south coast of the Isle of Wight, is a picturesque seaside town and one of Britain’s most famous Victorian health resorts, renowned for its unique microclimate.

The town sits beneath St Boniface Down, the highest point on the Isle of Wight, and is largely built along a steep hillside that leads down to the seafront and beach.

Lining the back of the beach are colourful beach huts, converted from Victorian “bathing machines”, which are available to hire, along with deckchairs and private seating areas.

Ventnor offers plenty to see and do both within the town and the surrounding area. Ventnor Beach is a wonderful suntrap, with a sand and shingle shoreline ideal for sunbathing and family swimming.

Ventnor Marina and the bandstand development are prominent features of the seafront, providing excellent viewpoints across the sea. Nearby, Ventnor Haven Fishery sells some of the finest locally caught crab and lobster.

Opposite the marina, the spectacular Cascade Gardens cascade down the cliffside, following the zig-zagging main road back up into the town. Further along the seafront, a children’s paddling pool features a giant map of the Isle of Wight. From here, scenic coastal walks lead to Wheelers Bay and Bonchurch along the sea wall.

A short distance west of the seafront, you can stroll through the beautiful Victorian Ventnor Park, which leads on to the famous Ventnor Botanic Gardens in the Undercliff. This 22-acre sub-tropical paradise showcases the town’s microclimate at its best—keep an eye out for the island’s indigenous wall lizards.

Just a short walk beyond lies one of the Isle of Wight’s best-kept secrets: Steephill Cove, a peaceful and unspoilt beach perfect for relaxation.

Along Ventnor Esplanade you’ll find a selection of pubs, cafés and restaurants offering a wide variety of food and refreshments, with even more dining options located further into the town. Thanks to the local fisheries, fresh fish and seafood feature prominently on many menus, and several local hotels are highly recommended for their fine dining experiences.

In recent years, Ventnor has become a vibrant cultural hub, hosting popular events such as the Isle of Arts Festival and Ventnor Fringe. It is also one of the Isle of Wight’s main carnival towns, with both daytime and illuminated processions taking place during the summer months.

A short drive along the coast brings you to Blackgang Chine, one of the island’s most famous attractions, offering regular events and entertainment for the whole family.

You can also enjoy the island’s spectacular scenery from the top deck of one of the regular bus services that serve the town, with routes north to Shanklin, Sandown and Ryde, or across the island to Godshill, Newport and Cowes.