Isle of Wight Stays

• A stylish period apartment all on one level with exposed wooden beams and cosy furnishings
• The horseshoe design provides plenty of space and the rounded kitchen is sociable to cook in
• Unwind on the sun loungers in the south-facing garden or cook dinner on the BBQ

This stunning period property is nestled in the heart of Niton, a charming village with plenty of character. A popular pub is just a short stroll away, and the local greengrocers is only seconds from your doorstep (both within 200 metres), making this an idyllic spot. The vibrant seaside town of Ventnor is just 4.5 miles away, offering a picturesque coastal pub and a variety of beachside restaurants. If you’re keen to explore further, you’ll find historic attractions like Osborne House (13.5 miles) and Carisbrooke Castle (11.5 miles) perfect for history lovers. For adventure seekers, the Isle of Wight Aqua Park (17 miles) and surf lessons at Compton Beach (14.5 miles) provide plenty of excitement. The nearby coastal paths offer breathtaking panoramic views, ideal for scenic walks and soaking in the island air.

Steeped in history, this impressive stone-built property was once Niton Rectory, and records show that King Charles II stayed here in 1675. The stylish ground-floor apartment within this historic building is full of character, with just a few steps leading down to the entrance. A small, covered porch provides the perfect space to kick off walking boots or beach shoes before stepping inside.

The welcoming hallway leads to a spacious, well-equipped kitchen, complete with a wood burner-effect electric fire, cosy décor, and a breakfast table for four—an inviting spot to start the day with coffee or reflect on your adventures. The property follows a charming horseshoe layout, first leading to a beautifully styled king-size bedroom, designed for complete relaxation. Next door, a cosy single bedroom features a trundle bed, allowing for an additional guest upon request.

The heart of the home is the generous yet cosy lounge/diner, featuring striking oak beams, plush seating, and a dining table set for six. After a day exploring the coastal path, unwind in front of the Smart TV for a family film night, with the warmth of a wood burner-effect electric fire adding to the atmosphere.

Following the second arm of the property, you’ll find a stylish family bathroom, perfect for a relaxing soak in the tub, along with a separate WC at the end of the corridor. Another elegantly designed king-size bedroom awaits, offering a serene garden view.

Step outside from the living room into a south-facing, enclosed garden—a delightful suntrap with ample seating and a charcoal BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining on warm summer evenings.