Characterful Apartment In The Wing Of Our Family's Listed Stone Built Farmhouse

Yarmouth, Isle of Wight

Located in Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight, 'Tudor Lee' is an inviting retreat that accommodates up to three guests, featuring an independent wing of a historic farmhouse. This charming getaway is designed for comfort throughout the seasons, providing a warm atmosphere in winter and a cool respite during summer. Guests enter through a spacious conservatory that serves as both a dining area and a relaxation space. The well-equipped kitchen connects to a uniquely designed dining room with windows at varying heights, enhancing the overall ambiance. Additional amenities include a washing machine/dryer located in the conservatory and a cozy L-shaped living room complete with an entertainment center.

Upstairs, the large L-shaped bedroom boasts a versatile 6ft zip-linked bed, which can be configured as two single beds, alongside a sofa bed and another TV/DVD. The bathroom is a highlight, featuring a luxurious 'rain head' shower and a corner bath, providing a spa-like experience. Outside, guests can enjoy mature gardens, a dedicated patio with garden furniture and a barbecue, and a small walled lawn, all nestled in a serene green space. The grounds also include orchards and a vegetable garden, allowing guests to explore while being mindful of the family’s use of certain areas. Since 2005, 'Tudor Lee' has welcomed visitors, many of whom have returned as friends.

Situated just a mile and a half from Yarmouth, the property is conveniently located near the town's amenities, including Wightlink Ferries that connect to Lymington. Yarmouth is a historic town known for its picturesque harbor, safeguarded by the iconic Yarmouth Castle, built by Henry VIII in 1547. The harbor is a hub for international yachts and motor cruisers, attracting visitors to the vibrant shops and diverse dining options. Noteworthy events like the annual 'Old Gaffers Festival' celebrate the town's maritime heritage with music, markets, and entertainment, drawing crowds to its charming square and flower-lined streets.

Yarmouth offers a variety of dining experiences, from Michelin-starred restaurants to family-friendly pubs and outdoor cafes, with a focus on local produce and freshly caught seafood. The area provides numerous recreational opportunities, including fishing trips, scenic boat rides, and leisurely strolls along the Green and Promenade, which offer stunning views of the Solent. For the more adventurous, the former railway track along the Yar estuary presents an enjoyable walking route, where visitors might spot native red squirrels and various bird species. With attractions like the Needles Landmark and New Forest National Park nearby, guests can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Isle of Wight while enjoying a range of outdoor activities, from kayaking to mountain biking.

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• Coast Nearby