Landhaus mit Terrasse und Garten

Located on the outskirts of Brighstone, a charming village upon the Isle of Wight is The Stables, a delightful, single-storey stable conversion. Adorned with original stable doors and a bright interior, whilst complete with a pet-friendly courtyard, an open-plan living space, and shared access to an on-site laundry room, The Stables offers a peaceful haven for a family getaway, inviting four guests. Benefit from a designated parking space whilst pulling up to the working stables setting. Head indoors to be greeted by the living area, complete with plush sofas, a breakfast bar for four, and a sleek kitchen, with all the essentials for a self-catered stay; prepare meals, dine, and unwind with the TV for some light entertainment. Head outdoors for some fresh air, where your four-legged friend can roam securely whilst the patio table is set, and the wine is poured. After an evening under the stars, select between a stylish king-size bedroom and a lovely twin bedroom, both serviced by a contemporary bathroom. Awaken to explore the village and coastline, before embarking on your journey across the Isle of Wight. The Port of Yarmouth serviced by Wightlink car ferries & The Kraken passenger ferry is 8 miles from the property & the nearest port, with Chilten Chine's sandy beach & The Isle of Wight Pearl just 0.8 miles from the property away. The world famous Compton Surfers' Beach run by the National Trust is just 3 miles away. Just further along you have The UK's oldest amusement park, Black Gang Chine, 6 miles away. Also within a short distance from the property you can find, Tapnell Farm Park & The Cow restaurant are 5 miles away. Freshwater Bay & beach is 5 miles away where there are cafes, bars, restaurants, etc. A large Tesco, Sainsbury's, Co-Op & other stores are located in Freshwater, 6 miles away. The centre of Newport is 7 miles away. Experience a retreat at The Stables. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1005142, together sleeping up to 8 guests.A quaint, scenic village, Brighstone is situated in the South West of the Isle of Wight, and is widely renowned for its terrace of chalk cottages with their well-trimmed thatched roofs, and is well served by a local shop, Post Office, tea rooms and a tavern. A fascinating look into the history of the area, where smuggling was once a thriving industry, may be had by visiting the local museum. Brighstone and Compton Bays have beaches less than a mile away, and visitors may access the picturesque cliff top gardens at Blackgang Chine, the sandy beaches at Ventnor, and the well-known "Needles" along the local coastal route.