A semi-detached house located on the outskirts of Ryde, here to provide a charming holiday experience all-year-round. If you are looking for a peaceful getaway, this retreat is the perfect chance to escape into the islands countryside, natural beauty, amenities and beyond. As you enter, be welcomed by the period features and traditional touches that bring a real sense of character to this homely set up. The lounge is an ideal spot to relax by the fire while gazing out of the wonderful bay window from one day to the next. For those evening meals, the dining room seats up to six, so everyone can spend time discussing their daily adventures together after the sun goes down. A delightful kitchen is the heart of the home, containing all of the necessary appliances, along with an all-round pleasant ambience to enhance your stay. The ground floor also houses a family bathroom with a panelled bath, and an oversized rainforest shower cubicle as well as a stylish pedestal wash basin. Two double bedrooms can be accessed by the staircase, one with a flat screen television for a cosy night in, and a window to the front where you might even catch a glimpse of the sea. The second offers a portable TV, DVD and video player for those avid movie watchers. If you are looking for somewhere to house the children, or cater to extra guests, the bunk room can sleep three people, so space is never a problem. Make the most of your downtime by adventuring out to the enclosed garden, where you can unwind with a refreshing drink, or host a barbecue afternoon with your loved ones. Ryde "The Gateway to the Island", is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, and theres so much to see and do. The wide range of shops, pubs and restaurants are certainly worth a visit, whilst the 6 miles of super, gently sloping sandy beaches are ideal for bathing. Along the esplanade there are bowling greens, tenpin bowling and children’s rides as well as a boating lake and paddling pool. Everything you need for a memorable holiday whatever the season.

Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, a popular holiday destination since the 1820s. There’s much to see and do, including shops, pubs and restaurants, whilst the 6 miles of beaches are ideal for bathing. Along the esplanade there are bowling greens, tenpin bowling, putting greens and children’s rides as well as a lake and paddling pool. With other attractions within reach, Ryde provides a base for touring the island.

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