USD 701,946

Originally the Lodge house to the renowned Carnarvon Estate, built in 1882, steeped with history and located in a prime position on the outskirts of the sailing town of Yarmouth. The property is spacious with a large L-shaped lounge with dual aspect windows and double doors leading out to impressive wrap around gardens, stocked with an array of mature trees and shrubs and scope to extend or create a garage or boat store, subject to planning permission.   The single storey property has four bedrooms, one enjoying ensuite facilities, the other three bedrooms benfitting from a family bathroom. There is also a study or snug located of the main hall, allowing a peaceful retreat overlooking the well-stocked front gardens. The kitchen provide space for a break tale with a useful utility room, accessed via the rear lobby. Parking is provided in an allocated space at the rear of the property with plenty of potential to create more if required.   Located in a small hamlet on the outskirts of Yarmouth, and therefore enjoys the benefits of living in a quiet, friendly community, with all the conveniences of a small – the UK's second smallest - town within walking distance. Yarmouth is steeped in history and there is no better place to explore this than the infamous Yarmouth castle – built by Henry VIII in 1597 to fortify the Solent and now in the care of English heritage.   Despite being small, Yarmouth has lots to offer, particularly if you enjoy dining out in gorgeous surroundings. There are three traditional pubs to choose from, all serving quality food and drinks. There are two high end restaurants including the award-winning Railway Restaurant, a former train station and has views of the outstanding natural beauty of the Yarmouth marshes and Mill Copse. There is also a fish and chip takeaway like no other – The Blue crab – where you can enjoy a vast selection of outstanding, locally caught seafood including fresh, Yarmouth crab. There are also two friendly local cafes for a more casual dining experience. And for eating in there is a convenient grocery store with extended opening hours.   Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Yarmouth

USD 918,223

Set within three acres of woodland and surrounded by countryside, this 19th century farmhouse has been completely renovated by the current owners to an incredibly high standard, resulting in a remarkable, three-bedroom home enveloped in the beautiful countryside that surrounds it.   The engineered oak flooring that flows seamlessly throughout the ground floor has all the appearance and durability of oak floorboards, enhancing the charm of the home. The fireplaces that can be seen in the immaculate sitting and dining rooms have been restored, with the inclusion of new mantlepieces and log burners, creating beautiful features and delightful spaces in which to relax and entertain. Outside you will find a large, purpose-built wood store, ensuring you can always cosy up in front of a roaring fire. Regardless of where you are in the property, every window looks out onto a breathtaking rural view.   The kitchen combines modern living with traditional country cottage style, as demonstrated through having both a modern, electric fan oven, sitting comfortably alongside a beautiful, oil fuelled Rayburn, and with the Zanussi integrated appliances housed in lovely, shaker style cabinets, the kitchen is a delight to behold. And of course, there’s the gorgeous and practical oak countertops and a ceramic sink. The kitchen is well lit with natural light from dual aspect windows, one of which is a fabulous bay with latticed French doors looking out across the wrap around garden and the rolling hills beyond. Conveniently situated directly off the kitchen is the spacious utility room, as well as a separate cloakroom.   To the first floor are three double bedrooms, all immaculately finished in neutral tones, affording the option to keep as is or consider it a blank canvas to put your own stamp on. The principal bedroom is the largest and has views over the property’s own copse beyond, whilst the remaining rooms are both good sized doubles, one of which benefits from an integrated wardrobe, and both come with their own stunning views. The immaculate family bathroom is finished to the same impeccable standard as seen throughout the rest of the home.   Outside, the land has been subjected to the same rigorous renovation as the main property, transforming what was once an overgrown, unusable area into a huge driveway and turning area and a lovely, landscaped lawn with a patio next to the house. The pretty little brook that runs along the boundary of the garden has been cleared so that it can now be enjoyed as a feature, flowing freely. There is a large outbuilding that is currently used as an office, garage, workshop, home gym and storage facility respectively; plus a lean-to has been added to provide a tractor shed. Features: - Parking

3 bd

Carisbrooke

USD 824,024

This impressive, individually designed, new build home has been completed to an extremely high specification. Located on the edge of a small hamlet, equidistant between the Port of Yarmouth and the bustling town of Freshwater. The home is perfectly located to enjoy the rolling countryside that surrounds you, whilst enjoying the convenience of all the amenities provided in close proximity.     The property is one of seven, self build plots, within this small development and the owners have given great thought to every design detail and the superb quality finish, both inside and out.   On immediately entering the home, you are greeted in a substantial entrance hall which is bathed in natural light, provided by the glazed double doors which access the dining area. Large porcelain Italian tiles adorn the floor which continue from the hallway, through to the substantial kitchen dining room.   The kitchen area has been fitted with an array of attractive sage green units and complemented by a contrasting Quartz work top, with a small breakfast bar. As you would expect in a home of this calibre, there is an abundance of integral appliances, to include a dishwasher, a full height fridge and full height freezer, an induction hob with self cleaning electric oven and a durable ceramic sink and drainer.   The dining area is spacious, ample to accommodate a family dining table and enjoys views and access to the patio and landscaped rear gardens, via bi folding doors. The living room is open plan to the kitchen dining room, however, has been fitted with engineered oak flooring, which separates the rooms. The ground floor study/ fifth bedroom also benefits from engineered oak floor covering and has double doors which overlook and access the wrap around patio. Concluding the ground floor accommodation is a large utility room, fitted with the same attractive sage units and work tops as the kitchen, and an adjacent cloakroom.   The first floor accommodation, accessed from the spacious landing, comprises of four double bedrooms, two of which enjoy attractive wood panelled walls and ensuite shower rooms, beautifully finished with part tiled porcelain wall and floor tiles. The main family bathroom, serving the two further bedrooms, has been fully tiled, with porcelain tiles and has a contemporary bath and a separate shower.   The property is enveloped by its gardens which have been mainly laid to lawn, with a beautiful Indian sandstone patio which wraps around the rear of the property.   The property benefits from a 10 year build zone warranty and a modern heating system, supplied by an air source heat pump, providing underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and radiators to the first floor accommodation, as well as an electric car charging point.  Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Freshwater

USD 795,794

This impressive, four-bedroom property in the quaint coastal village of Bonchurch is situated in an elevated position, in a very desirable road of individual homes, affording views of the English Channel, framed by ancient trees.   This much improved home has been finished to a very high specification and this, as well as the superb location, can really be appreciated both inside and out. First impressions count and this gorgeous entrance hallway really packs a punch with a stunning, oak stairwell perfectly complimented by the flooring.   One of the most striking features of this house is that it is filled with light throughout due to the many large, south facing windows. The main living areas have been appropriately assigned to the south side of the property, meaning that they enjoy maximum sunlight and are subsequently bathed in light, and of course making them a place to enjoy the views. From the dining room the French doors can be thrown open onto a decked terrace, creating a lovely spot outside for taking in the view. The sitting room boasts two large windows that span the majority of the south wall that creates the illusion of a seamless transition between the inside and out.   The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances, including gas hob and electric oven, plus there’s conveniently an adjoining utility room with space for a freezer and tumble dryer. There are two double bedrooms on this floor, one of which also benefiting from the lovely views, as well as a contemporary shower room.   At the top of the beautiful stairs is a beautiful gallery landing that’s bathed in light from the large window as well as fabulous skylight. There are two double bedrooms on the first floor, both with windows facing the view and benefitting from built in storage in the eaves, as does the impressive landing. There’s a lovely family bathroom with bathtub, as well as an ensuite shower room to the principal bedroom that boasts a fantastic double, level entry shower.   Outside, the south-facing garden is pretty low maintenance with some mature plants and a huge swath of decking sweeping across the entire length of the garden, as well as a charming firepit; the ideal place to cosy up at night for some star gazing. The remainder of the garden wraps around the sides of the property to the front access road, where you’ll find a driveway and integrated garage. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Bonchurch

USD 857,008

With wonderful views over the vast central green and surrounded by countryside, this delightful character home is in a superb location. Originally built over three hundred years ago in local Isle of Wight stone it was extended in 1992 with the addition of a charming and complimentary self-contained annex with its own separate driveway entrance. So is ideal for anyone who has inter-generational requirements or would like to generate an income with a holiday let.   There is a gravel driveway that leads to the garage and a very large gravel frontage where you can park numerous vehicles. It is bordered by a dwarf stone wall and lawns with a pathway to the pitched roof front porch with an inner front door that opens straight into the lounge. With its exposed beams, attractive brick feature fireplace this room has a warm and cosy feel and the atmosphere is replicated in the dining area that includes an impressive brick fireplace and chimney breast, fitted wall cabinets and exposed wall and ceiling beams.   There is a wide archway from the dining area to the kitchen/breakfast room giving it a modern, open plan feel. This has tiled flooring and pale shaker style units incorporating a built-in oven and hob as well as an integrated fridge and freezer and space for a washing machine. In the breakfast area there are wide patio doors to the rear garden and a door to an inner lobby with storage cupboards and access to a bathroom with a bath and separate shower as well as the main bedroom that includes a wall of fitted wardrobes.   Up the stairs from the lounge there are two double bedrooms with lovely views across the green. One has an en suite shower and sliding mirrored wardrobes and the other has built in cupboards.   The separate driveway to the annex is flanked by dwarf stone walls, shrub beds and a lawned area. It has its own front door to the entrance hall with access to all the accommodation including the light and bright triple aspect lounge. This has exposed beams, a fascinating tiled fireplace and patio doors to a private terrace and garden area. There is a shower room and a fitted kitchen with stand-alone appliances, a larder and a back door to the garden as well as a double bedroom with built in wardrobes.   There is a spacious, easy to manage rear garden that is primarily laid to lawn with a lovely pond, a large greenhouse and bordered by shrub beds and hedges that back onto fields.   Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Chale

USD 918,223

This immaculate, four-bedroom property, set far back from the quiet lane its located on, is situated in a highly sought after village in the largely unspoilt west of the island. It makes for an impressive approach, with a long, private, paved driveway edging the huge, south facing front garden that’s screened from neighbouring properties by beautiful, mature trees. This impressive frontage is the ideal setting for entertaining in the summer months, with a large patio accessed from the conservatory, a hot tub and pretty features such as the Victorian style lamppost and water feature, all with the stunning rural views as the backdrop.   The inside of the home continues to impress, with original parquet flooring and an attractive log burning stove in the sitting room. Leading from the sitting room via double doors is a good-sized dining room that leads via French doors to a spacious conservatory that benefits from underfloor heating – throw open both sets of double doors and as with the exterior, you’ve got an ideal space for entertaining. The kitchen boasts modern, integrated appliances, including a double fan oven, microwave and an induction hob as well as gorgeous stone effect acrylic countertops and an island focal point. Conveniently adjoining the kitchen there’s a utility room and next to that is a cloakroom.    To the first floor there are four bedrooms, with the principal enjoying an ensuite with a newly appointed, level entry double shower. The remaining double bedrooms both boast integrated storage and dual aspect windows, one with a pleasant outlook across the lovely garden and the other with far reaching views of rolling, green fields. Additionally on this floor, there’s a single bedroom and of course the family bathroom, plus there’s a larger than average landing which provides some valuable extra space.   At the rear of the property is a smaller garden filled with lovely mature plants plus a greenhouse. And easily accessed through the rear door is an impressive double garage, built to a high specification, providing scope for conversion, subject to planning and currently providing ample space for two vehicles plus storage or even a workshop area.    Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Brighstone

USD 1,092,595

This remarkable property was built in 1836 for the local surgeon, as his home and practice, although its access to the beach via ‘secret’ paths suggests it was likely used by smugglers hoping to avoid the customs and excise men.   Much of this enchanting property’s history has been preserved over the years and there are numerous adorable period features throughout, such as the numerous, beautiful fireplaces including the rather special door-fronted fire in the bathroom, or the original pantry with delightful, cast-iron sliding hatch, and the various stained-glass windows and exposed beams throughout, to name but a few. Furthermore, the location is incredible, reminiscent of exclusive coastal resorts such as the Hamptons or Cote d'Azur and it’s easy to see why. There’s a swimming pool in the sprawling, tiered, south-facing garden that has the potential to be fully operational, and this part of the island has its own microclimate, benefitting from higher temperatures than anywhere else in the UK. And of course there’s the iconic, breathtaking views across the English Channel.   The property is ‘split level’ with the first floor relating to the front of the property that is conveniently accessed from the road. There’s a single garage here that was formerly the stable for the Dr’s Pony for doing his ‘rounds’ with, plus a driveway. On the first floor is a large family bathroom and five double bedrooms, however, there is potential to convert two of these rooms into a truly impressive principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and dressing room. The gorgeous Victorian period features continue, as do the spectacular views in the bedrooms; one of which has an ensuite shower room that also enjoys the views.   The lower ground floor briefly comprises of a good-sized kitchen with an adjoining utility room, and a further room that is currently used for wine making but offers many alternative possibilities. There are two stunning living rooms that are bathed in light from their huge, south facing bay windows, and partition doors between them offer a choice of an open plan arrangement or two separate rooms. There’s a further living room, again offering further flexibility, and a fabulous sunroom that runs along the entire rear length of the property that could not be in a better place to sit back and enjoy the amazing views.   In addition to all of this, there is also a one-bedroom, self-contained annexe that could generate an income as a holiday let or provide accommodation for a multigenerational family. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Niton

USD 1,092,595

Having recently undergone a total renovation with minimal works left to complete, this gorgeous, five bedroom farmhouse is a slice of country living at its absolute finest. Set within 5.06 acres of farmland in an idyllic location surrounded by countryside, this stunning home comes with the potential for an additional income or multi-generational living, with a one bedroom, self-contained annex, as well as the many ways the farmland could be utilised.   The ground floor boasts three living rooms in addition to a superb kitchen dining area, offering an enormous amount of space and flexibility. The sitting room is of a generous size, enjoys natural light from dual aspect windows and has a lovely, original Victorian fireplace. Gorgeous, real wood flooring flows throughout, with the majority being from the original build and perfectly complimenting the internal doors in style. The remaining two living rooms are currently identified as a snug and study respectively and both have been finished in neutral tones to give the new owner a blank canvas.   The kitchen dining area is an absolute joy to behold, flooded with light from quadruple aspect windows, with a fabulous island providing a focal point and all the latest integrated appliances. In the dining area, there are two sets of bi-fold doors, one of which provides gorgeous views across the rolling hills, and a stunning vaulted ceiling with skylights, fitted wood burner and exposed beams. Further rooms on the ground floor include utility and shower rooms plus a gorgeous sunroom offering an ideal spot to sit back and enjoy the view all year round.   To the first floor are four double bedrooms and three bathrooms. There’s an exceptional principal bedroom, with stunning views and a huge ensuite with a full-sized bath plus double shower and there’s still ample space for a dressing area. An impressive ensuite bathroom with a luxurious freestanding slipper bath accompanies a second double bedroom, whilst the remaining two rooms share an immaculate shower room.   The annex is another gorgeous space, with a feature fireplace, stunning vaulted ceiling and exposed beams in the large lounge. It has its own external access via a pretty courtyard garden as well as French doors in the living area onto decking that enjoys the wonderful rural views. The bedroom is a good size double and the shower room makes an impressive feature of the double shower with a beautiful backsplash.   Outside, the wrap around gardens are mostly laid to lawn. There’s a large driveway with parking for numerous vehicles plus turning circle and a large garage. There are paddocks to the front, side and rear and conveniently there are existing foundations for a stable block, should a farm building be required.   The majority of renovation and modernisation has been completed to a very high standard, resulting in an exquisite home. There are still areas of the home which require completion, although the majority of the hard work has been carried out. All that remains now is for a new owner to put their own stamp on it with a few finishing touches.  

5 bd

Cowes

USD 606,027

This 1960’s purpose-built chalet bungalow is conveniently located in the heart of the popular port town of Cowes, just minutes away from ferry services to Southampton and has had only two careful owners in its lifetime – a rare find these days. It has been well maintained and kept up to date by the current owners, with the recent addition of a contemporary bathroom, a new roof on the garage and neutral tones throughout, offering the flexibility for this to be both a turnkey property, as well as a blank canvas to put your own stamp on.   Engineered wood laminate flooring flows seamlessly from the lovely, long hallway into the kitchen diner, giving a very convincing appearance of hardwood flooring and with all the durability. The kitchen diner is an impressive size, spanning the entire depth of the property, which allows for triple aspect windows that create a wonderfully light entertaining space. The dining area has a pretty electric fire designed to appear like a wood burning stove and in the kitchen you have a dual fuel oven and hob, plus an additional electric hob.   At the rear of the property is a good-sized lounge, with a gas fire and sliding patio doors leading out onto a terrace and overlooking the enclosed rear garden. And at the front of the house is a double bedroom and a recently updated family bathroom with a gently curved bathtub to accommodate the shower.   To the first floor are a further three double bedrooms, two with integrated storage, plus a shower room. Additionally, the landing has been cleverly utilised as a study area, highlighting the beneficial extra space this home affords.   At the rear is a good-sized garden with mature plants and flower beds framing the space, plus a decked seating area and a patio. There’s a driveway with space for two vehicles, as well as a 1.5 sized garage and unrestricted, on-street parking.   Features: - Garden - Parking - Garage

4 bd

Cowes

USD 824,024

Nestled in the heart of stunning countryside up a private drive, this beautiful, former coach house, set in the picturesque hamlet of Horringford is the perfect combination of modern convenience and old-world charm, further to its extensive renovation by the current owners.   The entrance hallway can be accessed either via a pretty, stable door or directly from the integrated garage. Leading from the hallway is the gorgeous, light sitting room that boasts a feature fireplace with a multifuel burner, solid wood flooring and dual aspect windows and French doors that open onto one of the pretty cottage gardens. From there is the stunning, open plan kitchen and dining area that is flooded with light from the impressive bifold doors that span almost the entire width of the wall, plus a second set of bi-folds, as well as a large lantern skylight. This fantastic space has a gorgeous, fitted kitchen, with attractive bamboo countertops, integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer, a useful breakfast bar and a beautiful aga, as well as a conventional oven.   Directly off the kitchen is a substantial utility room that works superbly as a boot room as well, having external access via another delightful stable door to the gardens. From here there is also a separate cloakroom, concluding the ground floor accommodation.   The first floor is divided into two areas, each with its own staircase affording flexibility of use. Bedroom one is a good-sized double with its own ensuite and views over the pretty garden and countryside beyond. Likewise, bedrooms two and three are of good proportions and share similar views, and both have use of a gorgeous family bathroom, with a separate shower and luxurious bathtub.   Outside, the property is framed by simply stunning wrap around gardens filled with delightful flowerbeds, a gorgeous, natural stone patio and manicured lawn, all bordered by a pretty stone wall. Screened behind the large barn, a wonderful practical area has been created, with raised beds for vegetables and compost areas. There’s driveway parking for numerous vehicles, as well as the integrated garage.   The large barn has benefitted from a new roof and been repointed. The barn was originally used for horses and provides enormous potential to a buyer. The main barn extends to 45 ft in length, with an additional potting shed with its own separate access door.   Features: - Garden - Parking - Garage

3 bd

Newport

USD 673,364

Approached via a large block paved driveway this attractive four-bedroom, part cedar clad chalet bungalow is set far back from the road and almost hidden from sight. It provides a tranquil ambience with impressive views across to the sea and, designed by the owners in 2006 to be their ‘dream home,’ it has certainly lived up to its dream, both inside and out. The property is built on land that was once part of the historic Steephill Castle which dates back to the 1760s. However, that amazing building with its turrets, towers and crenellations was demolished in 1963, although echoes of its past can still be seen in the old stone wall adjacent to the drive and a similar stone archway in the garage.   You realise this is a special home the moment you walk through the Norwegian designed double front door into a hexagonal, conservatory style entrance that opens directly into the light and bright spacious open plan lounge/dining area. This has engineered oak flooring, pine doors and a fascinating curved staircase to the first floor, as well as windows on all sides and patio doors leading to a raised terrace, allowing you to enjoy the stunning views. At the same time there is a charming fireplace as a focal point on a cold winter’s evening.   A wide archway through to the kitchen continues the open plan feel and here you will find a delightful, curved breakfast bar and a range of modern units housing a built-in double oven, an induction hob, an integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen is a fitted utility room while on the other side of the lounge is a double bedroom/study and a shower room. The staircase, with its unusual steel and wood uprights leads to the galleried landing that is big enough to be used as a seating or study area. It has a large skylight providing natural light and access to the boarded loft that is ideal for storage. There is a family bathroom with a corner bath and three bedrooms including the main bedroom. This lovely room, with a partially vaulted ceiling, has an en suite shower and two sets of patio doors to a good-sized balcony with a steel and glass balustrade. So, whether you are sitting up in bed or drinking your morning coffee on the balcony, you can revel in the panoramic vista.   Outside the driveway, where you can park numerous vehicles, continues past the house to the garage and the garden. Here you will find a summerhouse and delightful shrubs and trees as well as a lawned area and delightful rockeries and pathways leading down to a gate in the wall, adjacent to the road, opposite the entrance to flowers brook.   Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Niton

USD 887,616

This immaculate, four-bedroom detached property is the ideal turnkey home, with contemporary features and well maintained accommodation throughout. A well-lit, spacious hallway greets you upon entering and a gorgeous staircase with turned wood spindles sits proudly in the centre, corresponding perfectly with the high-quality oak doors and wood flooring seen throughout the ground floor.   The accommodation is spread across two floors and is plentiful enough to allow for flexibility of use, with an open-plan kitchen diner plus ‘snug’ that can be adapted to suit individual requirements. The kitchen itself is stunning, offering high-specification appliances including a ’smart’ extractor hood over the Logic induction hob, and a Smeg double oven, as well as practical and stylish Corian countertops, all laid out across a very decent sized area. Additionally, there’s a convenient utility room, with fitted units and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, that’s finished to the same high standard as the kitchen.   The lounge is a really good size and is a lovely, light space due to the dual aspect windows. There’s a fabulous ‘Optiflame’ electric fire and sliding patio doors at the rear where you can enjoy the delightful views across the lovely garden to the hills and trees beyond which is particularly spectacular during sunsets. Additionally on the ground floor is a newly updated cloakroom.   The first-floor accommodation offers further flexibility with layout, as originally there were four bedrooms, though currently, the fourth room has been cleverly adapted to be a dressing room to the principal bedroom, with the access door remaining in situ so that it can easily be returned to a bedroom if required. Also accompanying the master bedroom is an immaculate ensuite shower room with smart shower controls, and from the bedroom window, stunning rural views. There are a further two double bedrooms, both with integrated wardrobes, and a family bathroom with a recently fitted combined basin and toilet unit.   The property is located in a quiet, private road and boasts a long, wide driveway with ample parking in addition to a double garage. The pretty front garden is mostly laid to lawn with some apple and pear trees. To the rear is the main garden offering a pleasant mix of lawn with mature plants decorating the boarders. There’s a variety of outbuildings, including a delightful summerhouse, a brand new, separate workshop with electricity plus a garden shed and greenhouse.   Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Shanklin

USD 1,092,595

In a peaceful location, in the village of Calbourne approached via a private drive lies this gorgeous, grade two listed, thatched, 17th century farmhouse. The rear elevation of the thatch and ridge has recently been renewed, whilst the front was completed 6 years ago. Set in 13.12 acres of land with numerous outbuildings, plus a self-contained converted barn, there is a great deal on offer here.   Built in 1630 from island stone, the delightful, thatched home is filled with period features and exudes charm and character throughout. The ground floor comprises of three large reception rooms as well as a large conservatory that extends two thirds of the length of the property and serves as a multifunctional room, offering both a dining and sitting area. Two of the main reception rooms have huge, inglenook fireplaces providing impressive focal points, as well as beautiful, exposed beams overhead. Adjoining both the conservatory and one of the living rooms is the kitchen, boasting a gorgeous, oil-fueled Aga for cooking and heating the home as well as an array of fitted storage and space for seating. Conveniently leading directly off the kitchen is a good-sized utility, toilet and shower room.   There are two staircases in this property, affording flexibility and choice about the best way to access the respective first floor rooms. The principal bedroom enjoys its own dressing room which has natural light provided by a window at the front, so could allow this room to function as a nursery if required, plus a Jack and Jill ensuite bathroom, as well as attractive period features, such as exposed beams and a fireplace. Bedrooms two and three are both good sized doubles and both benefit from built-in storage and the same, original features as seen elsewhere throughout the home. Outside is a good sized, low maintenance enclosed garden at the rear, overlooking the farm courtyard. Additionally, to the southern boundary, beyond the barns there are two poultry houses, a wildlife pond, a green house, vegetable patch and an orchard, with mature plum and apple trees as well as a large, open fronted, three bay barn, an enclosed barn and a large workshop/kennel with electricity.  Including the farmland, the property is sold with 13.12 acres.   Additionally, there is a self-contained annex, converted from an outbuilding adjacent to the home with a lounge/kitchen/diner and shower room on the ground floor, with two mezzanine sleeping decks accessed by ladders above. The annex also has its own private garden area which is fenced off from the main farmhouse with a shed and a car port.  Currently this generates approximately £7800 per annum as a residential let, however, the tourism industry is big on the island and it could work equally well, if not better as a holiday let, subject to relevant permissions and a buyer’s requirements. Or maybe simply as additional accommodation for extended family or guests.   The acreage is currently grazed by sheep, although there is no formal agreement for this to continue, although they would be happy to, buyers looking for a site for horses or other animals, we be pleased to know the land has its own water supply and field shelter and has recently been refenced along its entire boundary.  

4 bd

Calbourne

USD 824,024

Whilst this four bedroom, detached family home is impressive enough, it only tells half the story. For behind this lovely, family home sits a three and a half acre plot that hosts a beautiful woodland, a paddock and a picturesque stream that feeds a natural pond, with the overall effect looking like something from the pages of a fairytale book. And although the property is ideally located within easy reach of towns and ferry ports, just by setting foot outside the rear of the property you are instantly transported to the middle of the countryside.   The house was built in 1928 and retains various original features including internal doors and fireplaces. The current occupier has been in possession of the property for 31 years and the owner prior to that was the original - a rare occurrence for such a period home.   The ground floor consists of a central entrance hallway with a spacious sitting room that spans from the front of the property to the back and is filled with light from the triple aspect windows and French doors, which overlook and lead out to the garden. There’s a generous dining room, again, filled with light from dual aspect windows that conveniently leads directly into the kitchen. The kitchen is a well-proportioned room and has an array of fitted units and workspace and is sizeable enough for a breakfast area within. Concluding the ground floor accommodation is a gardeners toilet accessed from the rear lobby, which has a door leading out to the garden   On the first floor are four bedrooms, two of which are large doubles with dual aspect windows, accompanied by a first-floor family bathroom, and the addition of two separate toilet’s, ideal for a family home.   Outside at the front is a well-maintained garden with a mixture of lawn and mature plants that wraps around both sides to join with the rear garden, with one side being a large driveway with ample parking for several vehicles and access to the garage and workshop which has been fitted with power and light and currently houses a large work bench and vices.   The land at the rear is simply exceptional, and as well as the forementioned features, it also contains a fruit orchard bearing apples and pears with a fruit store, green houses and several, large sheds. Features: - Garage

4 bd

Wootton

USD 927,729

This gorgeous property is the quintessential country cottage. Steeped in history, with parts dating back to 1560, it has been painstakingly maintained and modernised over the years resulting in an immaculate presentation throughout. Whilst the property is currently used as one large, three-bedroom home, it was actually constructed as two dwellings over 150 years apart. The original part has two bedrooms and occupies approximately two thirds of the building, whilst the later addition arrived around 1730 and has one bedroom. Each section has its own external access and would function well as two separate homes. Additionally, there’s a third living accommodation here, built by the current owners in 2007, separate from the main home, for use as a holiday let.   The period features begin at the front door, which is framed by an ornate, pitched portico and continue once inside with original flagstone flooring in the hallway that flows through to the dining room. This is the perfect setting for family meals or entertaining, with its large, inglenook fireplace, a pretty, cottage style window with a window seat and exposed beams overhead. Conveniently adjacent is the kitchen; a relatively recent extension to the building, having been added in the early 1900’s, however, the kitchen itself is very much contemporary. There’s a large utility/boot room, complete with a separate toilet, and with the back door here it’s ideal for changing from muddy outerwear before entering the living areas. At the front of the house is the sitting room which has another original, inglenook fireplace that has a feature stove.   The first floor consists of two bedrooms and a good-sized, family bathroom with both a tub and shower cubicle. The principal bedroom has a wall of integrated wardrobes, delightful views across the rural village and an absolutely gorgeous, original fireplace with a stone lintel mantlepiece. The second bedroom, whilst smaller, boasts a large, walk-in wardrobe, thereby saving on useable space in the room.   The remaining part of the property is the later addition and consists of a lounge diner, with cosy original fireplace, a utility room and a family bathroom on the ground floor, plus a double bedroom and storage on the first floor.   The separate, self-contained holiday let briefly comprises a double bedroom with ensuite shower room, a kitchen and lounge diner, with a pretty courtyard garden bordered by a stone wall, all beautifully presented throughout. Outside there is driveway parking for several vehicles and a large, wrap around garden displaying an array of mature plants and trees, with a large garden shed.   Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Niton

USD 848,439

This gorgeous four-bedroom cottage was designed in 1936 by famous artist and architect Mackay Hugh Baillie-Scott. Baille-Scott was renowned for his unique ‘Arts and Crafts’ style which was heavily influenced by the Tudor period, and the many notable features can still be appreciated throughout this impressive property today.   Enter into a central hallway where you are immediately greeted by one of Ballie-Scott’s signature pieces – the staircase and intricately carved balustrade. Hardwood flooring flows throughout the majority of the home and into the sizeable sitting room, where the classic features continue with a gorgeous, exposed brick fireplace, which has the modern addition of a log burning stove. This flexible room is filled with light from the triple aspect windows, and is spacious enough to comfortably function as a lounge/diner if required.   Towards the rear of the property, you'll discover a stunning kitchen that boasts an impressive dual fuel range cooker and beautiful natural stone countertops. Just off the kitchen is a bright breakfast room, filled with natural light from the window wall and French doors. Additionally, there’s a spacious utility room designed to accommodate all your household appliances. The ground floor also features a versatile room that currently serves as a double bedroom, complemented by a convenient ground floor shower room equipped with a level access shower.   On the first floor are a further two double bedrooms plus a single. The spacious principal bedroom benefits a large set of built-in wardrobes and boasts far-reaching views to the sea. The second double shares the same advantages as the principal and the final bedroom has a sweet little feature fireplace, quite unique to Baillie-Scott’s style. On this floor is also a contemporary family bathroom, tastefully designed and with a widened bathtub to accommodate the shower.   Outside, the huge, wraparound garden is truly something special, absolutely bursting with life from an abundance of mature plants, hedges and trees that create a maze of wonder, filled with nooks and crannies to get lost in for hours. At its perimeter is a high bank, which offers yet more character and contains, amongst the trees and foliage, a large seating area to really maximise the enjoyment of the fantastic views stretching all the way to the sea. Practically speaking, outside there’s also a private driveway and a large, tandem garage.   Features: - Garage - Parking

3 bd

Niton

USD 532,570

A stunning new development comprising of three x four storey houses with far reaching sea views, this unique development of homes is ready to be launched to the market.   Built by a local developer these houses have been incredibly well thought out and designed to take advantage of the views and the space that they are able to offer on each level.   All of the houses offer four bedrooms with three bathrooms ideal for a family home. If you are looking to be situated in Cowes with a short distance to Cowes Parade, red jet passenger ferry and amenities then you will definitely want to take a look at this exciting opportunity.   To the rear, these stunning houses offer both an enclosed rear garden and off road, allocated parking which is equally unique for this location.   You could easily have one of these houses as your holiday home and know that you have little to no maintenance for several years to come.   Features: - Terrace

4 bd

Cowes

USD 671,427

This delightful, five-bedroom character property is ideally located on a private lane halfway between two affluent island coastal towns, offering a delightful family residence on the coast, whilst at the same time being within easy distance of amenities. The traditional, red brick house is arranged over three floors and boasts numerous period features throughout, as well as enjoying picturesque sea views across the Bay.   Stunning, original wood flooring makes an impressive impact in both reception rooms, upon entering the ground floor and this is just one of many period features to be appreciated throughout this marvelous home. The spacious sitting room is flooded with natural light from multiple dual aspect windows, and includes a very pretty, original working fireplace.  Across the spacious hallway is the dining room, with ample space for large, family dining and includes a wood burning stove set into the original chimney, creating a charming, cosy atmosphere. Conveniently adjoining the dining room is the kitchen, which itself has enough room to accommodate a breakfast area, whilst still allowing ample cupboard and worktop space. The kitchen is immaculately presented and is fitted with fabulous oak countertops, a quaint, ceramic butlers sink and an impressive double dual fuel range cooker.   To the first floor are three double bedrooms, all tastefully decorated and all showing off those gorgeous, original fireplaces. Bedrooms two and three enjoying a wonderful outlook over the Solent. A recently updated, contemporary family bathroom serves this floor, with an attractive and practical combined bathtub and shower cubicle. There are a further two double bedrooms on the second floor, with an ensuite shower room to bedroom five, as well as a great sea view.   Outside is driveway parking and a detached double garage that has potential for conversion in part or whole to a workshop or even additional living accommodation. The low maintenance garden is a reasonable size and bordered by hedgerow, providing privacy and security for children and pets. There’s a delightful patio that’s the perfect suntrap in the summer months, being sheltered from the harsher elements on all sides.   This property is ideally located in a small hamlet between Yarmouth - the UK’s second smallest town – and Freshwater. Yarmouth benefits from unprecedented views across the Solent, which can be appreciated from this fabulous property, and boasts three pubs, two cafes and a general store, whilst Freshwater is larger, with more shops and amenities. Both towns are steeped in history and subsequently ooze old world charm. There’s a choice of several beaches within walking distance of this property, with the spectacular Freshwater, Colwell and Totland Bays, as well as numerous country walks.   Features: - Garage

5 bd

Freshwater

USD 549,349

Set back from the main road down a long, shared driveway lies this delightful, modern, two bedroom bungalow. Whilst the access is shared with the neighbouring homes, it has its own, sizeable parking area with ample space for numerous vehicles to park and turn.   Enter into a fabulous atrium style reception area with beautiful, wood effect flooring and a window wall flooding this space with light, creating a very warm welcome upon entering the home. This area makes an ideal dining room, and with patio doors on the far side opening onto a delightful, decked terrace overlooking the garden, there’s an almost seamless transition from dining inside to out - perfect for entertaining. Adjacent to the dining room with ample cupboard space including a pantry in the shape of a full height, deep, triple cupboard is the kitchen. There is plenty of room here for a breakfast area as well, for when less formal dining is required, as well as patio doors leading to a pretty patio outside. The sitting room next door benefits from dual aspect windows and patio doors also, again flooded with natural light.   On the opposite side of the property are two double bedrooms, one of which enjoys its own ensuite wet room and integrated wardrobes. Additionally, there’s a tastefully designed, contemporary family bathroom with a bath with a shower over.   Outside at the front is the excellent addition of an additional room, whilst currently being used as a workshop, it has been finished to the same standard as an internal room and includes a fully plumbed in W.C and sink – ideal as a guest room or for a young adult family member requiring more independence. The remaining outside space consists of a lovely, wraparound garden that’s a pleasant mix of lawn, border plants and an established vegetable garden, as well as the forementioned raised terrace and patio. Additionally, there’s a shed in excellent condition, and a delightful summer house – the perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors all year round.   This wonderful bungalow enjoys a prime location in a pretty village of Rookley, which is a lovely little village, conveniently located between Godshill and Newport that’s surrounded by open countryside designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).   Features: - Garden - Parking - Terrace

2 bd

Merstone

USD 549,349

A rare opportunity has arisen to purchase a substantial period property bursting with potential that would make incredible family home, in an ideal location. The stunning period features are evident from the onset, beginning with the beautiful, domed portico framing the front door, and continuing throughout the home with original fireplaces, bay windows and a gorgeous staircase, to name but a few.   A generous, paved driveway at the front extends further down the side of the property to a garage and further parking at the rear, providing ample space for numerous vehicles. The ground floor boasts three reception rooms plus the kitchen, starting with two living rooms at the front, both of which enjoy lovely bay windows and the potential to restore both fireplaces where the chimneys are still in situ. Toward the rear is a dining room with two walk-in cupboards, currently being used as a pantry and store respectively, plus a good sized kitchen with a pleasant, garden view.   Ascend the gorgeous, original staircase with beautiful, turned wood newel posts and handrails to the first floor, where you’ll find three spacious double bedrooms, plus a fourth room that would lend itself to a variety of uses – a home office, nursery or ensuite. There’s a contemporary family shower room, with a wet room style, large level entry shower and conveniently, there are separate toilets on both the ground and first floors.   Outside to the rear is good sized garden that’s a pleasing mix of lawn and well-maintained plants and ornamental trees. With a practical compost area at the rear of the detached double garage.   It is unusual to find a property such as this one, particularly in such an advantageous location, being just a few minutes’ drive from the Fishbourne car ferry to Portsmouth and East Cowes car ferry to Southampton.   As you can see, this property already has all of the ingredients that make an ideal family home, it’s just waiting for the right buyer to unleash its potential and restore this gorgeous house to its former glory.   Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Wootton

USD 482,207

This attractive, double fronted, character cottage has been recently furnished with a new slate roof and has benefitted from a beautiful garden room extension and solar water heating within its current ownership, the cottage now enjoying spacious ground floor living accommodation.   Entered via its pretty, pitched roof porch, an attractive, arched, wooden door leads into a useful entrance vestibule with a stone slabbed floor perfect for kicking off muddy boots after exploring the beautiful countryside, surrounding the property.   At the front of the property are two of the three reception rooms, a cosy sitting room with exposed beams and a pretty brick-built fireplace fitted with a Charnwood log burner and a spacious dining room again with exposed beams and wooden flooring. This leads through to a superb country kitchen, fitted with a wealth of storage within its attractive cream wall and base units, complemented by a wood effect countertop and subtle coloured splash back tiling. The fitted kitchen includes integral appliances such as a slimline dishwasher, built in electric oven and gas hob.   Adjacent to the kitchen is a spacious utility room with additional units and an attractive Belfast sink as well as plumbing for a washing machine with access to the rear garden via its UPVC rear door. Leading off the utility room is a useful ground floor separate toilet.   Concluding the ground floor is a fantastic addition to the home, currently used as a garden room, this full height extension is bathed in natural light, provided by the Velux windows and the bi-folding doors that lead out to the rear patio area. This well-planned extension really does complement the ground floor accommodation of this property.   The first floor of the home has two sizeable double bedrooms, bedroom one with fitted wardrobes, bedroom two with over stairs shelved storage area and both enjoying pretty views across the adjacent countryside. Additionally, to the first floor is a large family bathroom with a bath with shower over and vanity storage.   To the outside of the property, there is a block paved and gravelled driveway, allowing parking for two vehicles, as well as a useful store, granting storage for bikes and garden tools. There is gated access to the side of the home, leading around to the mature south facing rear garden. The garden has a large patio area extending the width of the home, with steps leading up through the brick-built flower bed to a large expanse of lawn bordered with mature shrubs and the addition of a timber shed.   The location of the property is perfect for those wishing to enjoy the beautiful countryside, whilst still being within easy reach of the bustling town of Cowes and scenic coastal village of Gurnard.   Features: - Parking - Garden

2 bd

Cowes

USD 726,362

Set in a generous plot extending nearly half an acre down a quiet cul-de-sac, this delightful three-bedroom property is ideally situated in the heart of the 2019 National Village of the Year winner and affluent, quintessential English coastal village. This spacious bungalow has been extended and adapted over the years in a way that has maximized rooms and potential living space, resulting in a large family home with all the benefits of bungalow living.     There’s a clear separation between the living areas and the bedrooms, which is advantageous when all on one floor, and each area has its own bathroom – one with a bathtub in the bedroom wing and the other a shower room in the living area. The bedrooms themselves are all generously proportioned doubles, two of which enjoying the added bonus of integrated wardrobes. Bedroom one boasts French doors leading outside onto a delightful patio – the perfect way to prepare for the busy day ahead, enjoying your morning coffee alfresco in this tranquil spot overlooking the beautiful garden.   The living areas are numerous and include a good-sized lounge / dining room with plenty of natural light from the gently curved bay windows, plus for additional seating there’s the spacious sun room immediately adjacent. Some clever, practical decisions have been made with the layout, such as converting a fraction of the ample double garage space into a sizeable utility room, thereby creating a kitchen that’s focus can be on culinary creativity without compromising on cupboard or appliance space for washing machines and tumble dryers nor the noise that accompanies them. Meanwhile, the remaining one and a half garages provide a workshop plus storage space as well as parking in addition to the driveway parking for multiple vehicles.   The gardens wrap around the property, creating a delightful, paved courtyard garden leading directly from the kitchen - a pretty spot for alfresco dining - in addition to the main garden at the rear. This huge area is a gardener’s delight with mature, established flower and vegetable beds, various trees plus lawn area, as well as a large patio. Additionally, there’s a lovely walled pond, a greenhouse and shed for storing all the essential gardening paraphernalia.   Features: - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Bembridge

USD 976,621

Located in the old town, in the renowned sailing town of Cowes, lies this exquisite, five-bedroom Georgian townhouse. Arranged over four floors with two half landings, this superb character property has undergone a full renovation and restoration within its ownership, resulting in an exquisite marriage between old world charm and contemporary style throughout.    Every attention to detail has been paid throughout the restoration of this home and it is evident from the onset, beginning externally with the black wrought iron fence, traditional, sliding-sash bay windows and the triangular pediment over the door that altogether provides a stunning first impression. Inside, the traditional features continue with exposed wooden floorboards, several original fireplaces and exposed beams seen in places throughout.  Modern upgrades include  a new boiler and pressurised water system and a Charnwood Aire highly efficient log burning stove with a crystal clear burn.   The main living areas are spread across two floors, with the lower ground floor being home to the open plan kitchen / dining area, with gorgeous oak countertops and a fabulous dual fuel Rangemaster cooker. The dining area can comfortably seat ten around a table and in the summer months the French doors can be thrown open onto a delightful patio, which catches the morning sun. There’s a further living room on this floor that’s currently used as a games room that would make a lovely snug or home office. Conveniently, there’s a shower room with toilet here too. On the ground floor you’ll find the spacious and charming sitting room that enjoys views across the adjacent Northwood Park, framed by wide bay windows and has a log burning stove set into the original fireplace.   On the first floor is the impressive main bedroom, which has its own balcony with seating area – the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee, as well as an ensuite shower room tastefully finished to a very high standard. The second floor is split over two levels, across which you’ll find two good sized double bedrooms, one with bay windows with a lovely aspect over the parkland, plus an ensuite bathroom; the second boasts far reaching views of the marina and sea beyond it. There’s also a family bathroom on this floor and on the top floor are two further double bedrooms enjoying the best sea views of all.   Outside is a good-sized garden, divided into a lovely patio area immediately off of the dining room and then beyond this is a delightful mix of mature trees and plants and a lawn area. Additionally, there’s a shed with electricity and an evening patio at the bottom of the garden.   The spectacular property has been operating as a highly successful holiday let business by the current owners however, it would also make a wonderful family home, depending on requirements. Cowes is world renowned for its designing, building and sailing of marine craft, and is home to the infamous international sailing festival ‘Cowes week’, as well as numerous other regattas throughout the year. Whilst there is a heavy focus on sailing, there are plenty of other advantages to Cowes, such as the pedestrianised town with boutique shops, artisan bars and restaurants.   Features: - Garden

5 bd

Cowes

USD 1,095,747

This impressive, four-bedroom property in the quaint coastal village of Bonchurch is situated in an elevated position, set back from the road, affording stunning views of both the sea and countryside.   It makes a lovely first impression upon approach, with the attractive, stone walled front garden exhibiting a nautical theme, and with numerous palm trees, decorative shutters and the façade finished in white the combined effect is evocative of a Mediterranean villa. This is no coincidence; every detail throughout this home and garden has been meticulously designed by the current owners to create the impression of a continental villa, supported by the fact that this part of the island has its own microclimate and experiences warmer temperatures than the rest of the UK.   Due to its unique design and with minimal room furnishings, all of the rooms are bright, spacious and open. Attractive and enduring hard flooring flows throughout, in various styles and materials, in keeping with the Mediterranean theme, which continues with the architraves adorned with decorative mouldings, making them the feature of every room. There are three good sized reception rooms, currently operating as a lounge, dining room and study respectively, all boasting exceptional views over either rolling hills, the English Channel or in some cases, both! The sizeable kitchen boasts a dual fuel range cooker plus an adjoining utility room. Also on this floor is the family bathroom with a full-sized bathtub.   The first floor offers flexible accommodation which can be operated as four family bedrooms or alternatively, with the clever inclusion of a fire door, can be separated, with one part becoming a self-contained, two-bedroom annexe with its own external access, shower room and kitchenette. The main bedroom features integrated storage cupboards and a walk-in wardrobe, as well as boasting stunning sea views, which the second bedroom also benefits from. There’s a lovely shower room here with a double shower cubicle. In the potential annexe are two further double bedrooms, both enjoying sea and rural views respectively and another shower room. The kitchenette benefits from patio doors leading onto a gorgeous sun terrace with far reaching sea views, absolutely ideal for alfresco dining. Additionally, there’s another external door leading to the rear garden.   Outside is a garage with workshop, plus parking down a private track to the side of the property. The garden wraps around the property with the front mostly laid to lawn, with some pretty plants at the borders and several palm trees. At the rear are two delightful outbuildings; a summer house and a glass house, both providing flexible uses. There’s a large, paved patio as well as a gravelled seating area plus the decking area which leads from the annex kitchenette.     Features: - Garage

4 bd

Ventnor