Accessible Beach Cottage in Cowes

Heritage Coastline only 150 yards

These delightful former farm buildings, set in 100 acres of livestock farm close to the owner’s home, have been converted and equipped to provide good sized holiday accommodation with the disabled in mind, with a riser recliner chair in each property. One of the island’s most popular attractions, Osborne House and Gardens, Queen Victoria’s favourite former residence, is within easy reach via the floating bridge from West Cowes to East Cowes. There are many beaches (sandy or shingle) to explore as well as the breathtaking coastal scenery around the island. Visit Carisbrooke Castle, various wildlife centres, adventure parks, bird and donkey sanctuary, the amazing rock formations of The Needles, many NT Homes, Calbourne Water Mill, pottery making, glass blowing, lilac and garlic farms, as well as many tea rooms. The Heritage Coastline, 150 yards away, offers excellent walking, whilst reed beds make for ideal bird watching. Cowes is great for sailing, whilst the island, renowned for its temperate climate has much to suit all tastes. Shop 4 miles, pub 2 miles.

Video and small library. DVD and small library.

NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot and high chair on request. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Patio and sitting-out area. Parking. NB: There is a pond and stream close to the property.

Pets welcome for a small weekly charge.

Lounge with a double sofa bed and dining area, modern fitted kitchen. 1 bedroom with the option of either double or twin beds, with a doorway onto decking area built over natural farm pond, extensive sea views and patio furniture.Shower room with wheel-in-shower and seat, toilet, basin and grab rails. Separate cloakroom with toilet and basin.

For family entertainment, visit Carisbrooke Castle, various wildlife centres, adventure parks, bird and donkey sanctuary, the amazing rock formations of The Needles, many NT Homes, Calbourne Water Mill, traditional island pottery making, glass blowing, lilac and garlic farms, as well as many tea rooms in the pretty quaint villages on the island. Overlooking Thorness Bay the cottage extends across a wildlife pond. The Heritage Coastline, 150 yards away, offers excellent walking, whilst reed beds make for ideal bird watching. Cowes is great for sailing, whilst the island, renowned for its temperate climate has much to suit all tastes. Shop 4 miles, pub 2 miles.