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Cottage |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Bembridge in Isle of Wight

From £395 per week |  From £75 per night

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

About the home

Situated at the far northern end of West Green this large cottage is set in its own large grounds and almost surrounded by fields, It is an ideal rural retreat for the family within close proximity to the glorious beaches of Bembridge and St. Helens.

The Accommodation:
Entered through the front door from the driveway into a hallway with 'wet room' (including WC, basin and shower) off. Ahead is the kitchen with dining table in the bay window over looking the garden for watching the variety of wild life, birds, pheasants, rabbits and foxes who visit the property. Patio doors to garden. Also on the ground floor is a 'split' reception room with open fireplace, a music room with piano and a study alcove. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms, main bedroom with double bed and 2 further bedrooms with twin beds and family bathroom.

To the outside is a large garden and access to footpaths straight across the adjoining fields.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Highchairs, stairgates and travel cots may be provided if requested at a nominal cost, if available and need to be reserved.

Further details

Park Cottage is a rural retreat in a great location for wildlife watching, scenic walks, it is a secluded property surrounded by fields, easy acces to beaches, driveway parking, open fireplace, music room and three bedrooms. The house is comfortable for family holidays, decor etc. is constantly being upgraded but the property is not a new house and in some parts is still 1970/80's

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Living area

The Isle of Wight region

Located off the Southern English Coast, this Isle of Wight is a stunning and diverse destination. With 350 ferry crossings a day and routes that link directly with rail, coach and road it couldn’t be easier to get to, take your own car across to the Island or catch the swift passenger ferry and make use of the Isle of Wight’s excellent transport system that has been specifically designed with the holidaymaker in mind.

Known for its breathtaking scenery (half of the Island has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Beauty), the Isle of Wight first became a popular holiday destination in Victorian times and remains so to this day. It is easy to see why this Island is popular, with its stunning coast line, golden sandy beaches and pretty villages, the Island can either be the perfect retreat to get away from it all or you can enjoy an altogether more energetic experience.

The island has over 500 miles of carefully maintained footpaths which makes it ideal for walkers or cyclists. There is an excellent and diverse range of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants located across the Island and you can even hire bikes and follow a designated pub walk.

The Bembridge area

Bembridge Harbour until the late 19th Century extended to Brading and was known as Brading Haven, indeed, Bembridge was originally an island. The sea extended from Yaverland in the south through to St. Helens in the north. Bembridge was a sleepy fishing village, also quite a renowned smuggling place.

St. Helens developed around the village green, which is known to be one of the largest in England. It is now actually split into 4 sections, West Green to the north and south of the Ryde Road, the Cricket Green, the Football Green and finally the small Green to the east.

St. Helens is more compact with shops mainly around the green. (Post Office stores, Newsagent and an "Old Book" shop. It does however have 4 restaurants, including the Priory Bay Hotel restaurant to the north-east of the village.

Both Bembridge and St Helens hosts sports days, regattas, carnivals and many more local events, flower shows, etc. The major ones are listed in our Island Diary: www.wightholidayhomes.co.uk/diary_2011.asp

The nearby Bembridge Harbour is a very popular sailing venue and boasts two popular Sailing Clubs with both dinghy and keel boat racing throughout the summer. Indeed there is now a lot of winter racing in 'Illusions' (one man keel boats) and scows. During the summer months many visiting yachts come into Bembridge Harbour for weekend visits and rallies.

How to get there

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Getting to the Isle of Wight

-The Island is located just off the centre of Southern England.

- It is linked to the mainland ports of Lymington, Southampton and Portsmouth by vehicle ferries and high speed passenger catamarans and hovercraft.

- There are three major ferry operators providing a regular and frequent service:

1. Red Funnel operating from Southampton to East Cowes as a passenger and vehicle ferry and Southampton to West Cowes operating as a high speed passenger ferry. (www.redfunnel.co.uk)

2. Hovertravel operating from Portsmouth to Ryde. High speed foot passenger hovercraft. (www.hovertravel.co.uk)

3. Wightlink operating from Portsmouth to Fishbourne, vehicle and foot passenger ferry. Portsmouth to Ryde high speed passenger catamaran and Lymington to Yarmouth passenger and vehicle ferry. (www.wightlink.co.uk)

- The mainland ferry terminals of Southampton and Portsmouth are both linked to London by fast rail and road services, the journey time taking between one and two hours. The main London terminus is Waterloo Station. Tickets can be purchased straight through to some Island destinations, to include the ferry crossing.

-The London airports of Heathrow and Gatwick are both about one and a half hours by road from the ferry terminals with regular bus and train services.

-Travellers from Europe can fly directly to Southampton airport which is about twenty minutes by taxi from the Southampton ferry terminal.

-The closet ferry port to St.Helens and Bembridge is Fishbourne, with East Cowes only being a short distance further.

Activities near Bembridge

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
January - March 2012	5 Jan 12	30 Mar 12	395£ 395	7575	8585	3 Nights
Easter holidays & May	30 Mar 12	1 Jun 12	595£ 595	105105	125125	3 Nights
June Diamond Jubillee	1 Jun 12	8 Jun 12	745£ 745	0-	0-	1 Week
June other weeks	8 Jun 12	29 Jun 12	645£ 645	110110	135135	3 Nights
Early July	29 Jun 12	27 Jul 12	745£ 745	130130	150150	3 Nights
Summer Holidays 2012	27 Jul 12	31 Aug 12	945£ 945	0-	0-	1 Week
September / October	31 Aug 12	2 Nov 12	595£ 595	105105	125125	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

All bookings are subject to a non-refundable booking fee of £30.00.

A refundable breakage/damage deposit is required of £250.00.

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4 years listed You are contacting Sue Mclagan Isle Of Wight Holiday Homes (property manager) Landline +44 01983 874430 Mobile n/a Languages spoken The property manager is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This cottage has so far received 0 reviews.