Cottage In Isle Of Wight, Bonchurch

Isle of Wight. Sleeps up to 6

Located in Bonchurch, Isle of Wight, in the South of England, this cottage sleeps 6 people and offers a range of features including a nearby pub and proximity to the coast. The bright and airy cottage boasts wonderful sea views and is situated adjacent to a pedestrian-only promenade. The village of Bonchurch itself is a peaceful hamlet with a pebble beach that turns sandy at low tide, a large pond with wildlife, an 11th-century church, and beautiful stone buildings surrounded by sub-tropical plants. The area has a tranquil atmosphere that was popular with writers and poets during the Victorian era.

The cottage features an open plan living area with floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning sea views and access to the garden through patio doors. The dining area with a circular table provides a relaxing space to enjoy meals while taking in the magnificent sea views. The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas hob, double electric oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. The cottage also includes a fully tiled bathroom with a shower over the bath, a separate shower room, and three bedrooms - two with super king-size beds and French doors opening onto a terrace with sea views, and a twin bedroom. Additional sleeping space is available with a French style single daybed in the living area for an extra guest at an additional cost.

Outside, the cottage offers a private walled and fenced garden with sea views, garden furniture, and steps leading down to the promenade. Off-road parking is available for two cars on the shared driveway, and guests can access the beach by walking down the lane from the drive. Nearby attractions include the coastal path leading to the seaside resort of Ventnor, the rural hamlet of Luccombe, and the larger seaside resort of Shanklin, making it an ideal location for a walking day trip. With its comfortable amenities, stunning views, and convenient location, this cottage in Bonchurch is a perfect retreat for families or groups looking to explore the Isle of Wight.