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Badgers Oak, nestled in Newport on the Isle of Wight, is a charming holiday lodge designed to accommodate up to six guests across three well-appointed bedrooms. The lodge showcases a stunning wooden exterior that has gracefully weathered to a silvery grey, blending seamlessly with the surrounding woodland. Guests are welcomed through a decked porch, an inviting space perfect for enjoying a quiet morning coffee. The interior features an open-plan living area that flows effortlessly to a spacious wooden balcony, providing an ideal setting for al fresco dining while enjoying picturesque views of the trees.
The lodge is equipped for self-catering, with a kitchen that makes meal preparation convenient for families or small groups. After a day of exploration, guests can unwind on a large corner sofa, watching their favorite films on a wall-mounted TV. The ground floor includes a bathroom with a shower over the bath, while the upstairs offers a light and airy atmosphere in the bedrooms, enhanced by colorful decor and countryside views. Additionally, a shower room is available for guests' convenience on the upper level.
Guests at Badgers Oak have the unique opportunity to explore the historic Calbourne Water Mill, which has been operational for over a thousand years and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. This working mill continues to produce flour, muesli, and oats, available for purchase on-site. Set within 35 acres of scenic landscape, the mill grounds are home to free-roaming peacocks and various other wildlife, making it a popular attraction for visitors. Guests staying at the lodge enjoy free access to the mill's amenities, including a quaint café housed in a converted 17th-century barn, where they can savor cream teas or ice creams while taking in the rustic charm of the surroundings.
In addition to the mill, guests can partake in various activities such as an 18-hole adventure golf course and a small war museum, providing entertainment for all ages. When attractions are closed, the extensive grounds invite leisurely strolls, where visitors can admire old farming equipment and a small windmill. The area is rich in wildlife, offering opportunities to spot the island's famous red squirrels and diverse bird species. For those seeking a tranquil rural retreat from which to explore the Isle of Wight, Badgers Oak presents an ideal choice, conveniently located near local landmarks such as Carisbrooke Castle and The Needles Landmark Attraction.
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