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Overview
Description
This converted stable provides comfortable accommodation for couples and small families alike. Situated in an enviable location overlooking the busy Bembridge harbour the cottage is within a short walk of the beach which is ideal for rock pooling and swimming. There is also a village pub, 2 restaurants and shops/post office within walking distance of The Stables.
The property is in a quiet location which is ideal for beach holidays, walking holidays and cycling holidays. There are fabulous views and countryside to be discovered along the miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths nearby. Birdwatchers will also find the cottage ideally located for the RSPB reserve.
Ryde is a short drive away with it further expanse of beaches and Puckpool Park for children. The well known sailing village of Bembridge is across the harbour with charming restaurants, shops, church and National Trust windmill and restaurants.
St Helens Village Green is well known locally for the village cricket. The playground and open space of the green is an excellent place for children to let off steam.
Extra Information
Mid week breaks available online, weekend breaks subject to availability on request (not peak season weeks)
LINEN & TOWELS NOT PROVIDED (please bring own)
2 BEDROOMS - SLEEPS 4
Ferry travel included for 1 car.
This renovated converted stable provides comfortable accommodation for couples and small families alike. Situated in an enviable location overlooking the busy Bembridge harbour the cottage is within a short walk of the beach.
Bed linen and towels not provided. Sorry, no storage facilities for bikes/kayaks/canoes etc.
Location:
Seaview Village
Seaview sits to the eastern end of the town of Ryde, and is a unique village with extensive views across the sea and Solent.
Seaview has a reputation for being an upmarket resort, and as such is very popular with tourists. During the summer months the village becomes a busy centre for sailing and water sports.
There are some highly regarded places to eat in Seaview and the nearby area with a great variety of restaurants and gastro pubs offering a wonderful range of food and drink, as well as a café near Puckpool Park.
Frequent buses link the East Wight with both Ryde and Newport.
Ryde Town
Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, and with its prominent position along the seafront and hovercraft and passenger ferry links it is little wonder it is often referred to as “The Gateway to the Island”.
In addition to an expanse of sandy beaches which stretch right along the town, Ryde has a great selection of boutique shops, museums and galleries for you to visit along with lots of other things to see and do along its esplanade.
Ryde offers a great variety of things to do which will interest all ages, not least of which are the hovercraft and catamaran ferry from which you can travel to and from the mainland.
Hovertravel are the world’s oldest hovercraft operator and operate the last remaining hovercraft passenger service in Britain, whereas a trip on the Wightlink catamaran service will take you down Ryde’s recently restored early 19th century pier, which carries both vehicle traffic and train services.
Head along Ryde esplanade and you will encounter a number of great places for family entertainment, including the Superbowl and LaserQuest.
Further along there is a fun fair for young children and a very popular canoe lake which leads on to Ryde’s sandy beaches.
At low tide the sea goes out a long way making it a popular place for sports and outdoor activities, and a regular venue for beach soccer tournaments.
Check-in: 15:00
Check-out: 10:00
Bedroom Details
Bedroom 1
1 x Double Bed
Bedroom 2
2 x Single Beds