Hyacinth and Bay Tree Cottages - 2 Bedroom (Sleeps 4) Cottage in Ryde

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Hyacinth and Bay Tree Cottages are located in Monkton Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight, only four minutes walk from the seafront, eight minutes from the town centre and ideally situated for access to all parts of the island with its wide variety of scenery, sights and activities.

Bay Tree cottage is comfortably furnished and fully equipped for self catering with full sized electric cooker, refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, iron and ironing board, electric heaters, 32 inch colour television.

The double bedroom has two single beds joined as a king size double but they can be separated as two singles if required. The second bedroom has two single beds. It is accessed through the main bedroom. There are duvets and blankets. A travel cot is available if required. We appreciate no smoking or vaping in the cottage and. sorry, no pets. There is a log burning stove in the lounge.

Hyacinth Cottage is comfortably furnished and fully equipped for self catering with full sized electric cooker, refrigerator, microwave, iron and ironing board, electric heaters, 32 inch colour television. The double bedroom has two single beds joined as a king size double but they can be separated as two singles if required. There are duvets and blankets. The bathroom has a toilet, wash basin and bath with electric shower. There is a small front garden and an enclosed patio with table and chairs.

For both cottages heating is electric and is included. Linen is supplied. Duvets are 4 Tog in the summer and 10 Tog in the winter. We appreciate no smoking or vaping in the cottage and, sorry, no pets.

On the way to the seafront is a general store, newsagent, launderette two cafés and the Solent Inn and further on the popular Ryde Castle hotel. bar and restaurant . There is no time limit for parking in the street and there is space in front of the cottages. And Hyacinth Cottage has an off road parking space.

Ryde is a bustling seaside town with a new harbour, an excellent shopping centre, restaurants, inns and cinema. The wide, sandy beaches stretch for three miles all the way to Nettlestone Point with a wide, level promenade to Puckpool and along the sea wall to Seaview and St Helen's. Sea fishing is popular from Ryde pier (with a £5 permit), also along the sea wall at Puckpool at high tide. The clean, sheltered waters offer safe bathing for all ages with sun or shade as preferred. There are lovely walks along the coast, parks by the sea, bowling greens, putting, nine hole golf course, heated swimming pool and boating lake and free water fun area for children. From the pier a high speed ferry runs to Portsmouth with the amazing dockyard museum and a hovercraft runs from the esplanade to Southsea (10mins). A frequent train service operates from Ryde to Brading, Sandown and Shanklin, and buses run to all parts of the island.

Walking the Island
There is an easy, level footpath along the esplanade and sea wall from Ryde eastwards to Seaview and Bembridge. On the way to Nettlestone point there are several cafes with views across the Solent. Beyond you can walk along the coast through the secluded Seagrove and Priory bays and onwards to St Helens and Bembridge. The coastal footpath leads on to Whitecliff Bay, Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor and around the whole Island. There are numerous footpaths within and across the Island.

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