Isle of Wight
The cottage
1 double bedroom with ensuite shower room
Twin bedroom
Shower room
Kitchen/dining/living area
Terrace with chairs & tables
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A super-cosy, rural getaway with an unbelievable view, set in the grounds of the medieval manor,
but orientated to feel very private.
Perfect for a family, a couple, friends.
Looks out onto a lake and the downs.
10 mins to the coast, within 30 mins to anywhere on the island - village pubs, seaside towns, foodie restaurants, beaches, adventure parks, castles,
footpaths, cliff-top walks.
An incredibly peaceful and restorative haven
for 2 to 4 people.
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Contact Juliet at
or via Airbnb
airbnb.co.uk/rooms/701978778241400109
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Things to Do
The Isle of Wight is full of attractions, most of them within a half-hour drive.
For golfers there’s a choice of 8 visitor-friendly greens, and for walkers a huge network of footpaths in rolling countryside right on your doorstep.
The Isle of Wight also offers riding, shooting, water sports, fishing, go-karting, and archery and other adventures.
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Visit Queen Victoria's hideaway, Osborne House, now under the care of English Heritage, walk along the ramparts of Carisbrook Castle, peer at the mosaics at Brading's Roman villa, or visit Tennyson's house, Farringford.
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There are all kinds of places to visit beyond the historical sites -- the Needles, Ventnor Botanic Garden, Steephill Cove and Godshill's model village and foodie shops are just some of them. And as you tour the island, catch up with the ever-increasing variety of Isle of Wight produce - its tomatoes, its honey, its wines, its Gallybagger cheese, its seafood, its Mermaid Gin and its now-famous garlic products, which you can explore and sample at The Garlic Farm.
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The coastal villages and towns are delightful in different ways, and along the way you'll come upon cafes, gastropubs, restaurants, cream teas, museums, craft shops ... you'll never run out of things to do.