A charming and distinctive retreat for a romantic getaway, solo retreat or small family holiday, providing an opportunity to explore the captivating woodland surroundings. You'll also find delightful companions on the farm, such as friendly sheep and goats, and you’re welcome to visit them. Just a short distance away, you can immerse yourself in the enchanting Butterfly and Fountain World (2.5 miles), offering a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts. In Newport, a diverse array of attractions awaits, including the historic Carisbrooke Castle (4 miles) and the grand Osborne House (6 miles), both a must-visit for history buffs. For a picturesque adventure, embark on a scenic journey aboard the Isle of Wight Steam Railway (3 miles). The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with ample opportunities for cycling and hiking, including the scenic Red Squirrel Trail. Newport, a mere 2 miles away, boasts many charming shops and eateries, beckoning to be explored at your leisure.
Nestled within the lush embrace of a verdant tree canopy, this enchanting property exudes rustic charm from every angle. Ascend a gentle set of steps to access the shepherds' hut, where an inviting stable door welcomes you inside. Be sure to admire the endearing window shutters and the charming hanging lamps that enhance its character. The compact kitchen area is thoughtfully appointed, accompanied by a breakfast bar and bar stools. Here, you'll discover delightful extras such as a coffee machine stocked with pods and a welcome hamper. Contemporary comforts include a television and an electric fireplace. To the left, a snug double bed promises a restful night's sleep on its high-quality mattress. In front of you, there's also a charming bunk bed suitable for children. The accommodation is completed by a tastefully designed shower room for your convenience.
Stepping outdoors, you'll find a stone-chipped patio area with a table and chairs, a charcoal BBQ, and a fire pit, creating the ideal ambience for relaxation, marshmallow roasting, and the occasional opportunity to observe woodpeckers, red squirrels, and curious birds that sometimes grace the surroundings.