Cape A1,Yarmouth,Isle of Wight

Summary:

Cape A1 near Yarmouth, Isle of Wight can sleep four in two bedrooms with walk in shower. Note: This property will only accept Saturday check-ins. Note: For June, July and August, this property will only accept week-long bookings.



The Space:

The open-plan living space has a kitchen with electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge with icebox, dishwasher, TV, dining seating and two sofas. The bedrooms include a double with TV and a twin, serviced by a bathroom with a walk-in shower. To the outside is a fabulous greens and landscape communal garden. This property will not accept pets or smoking. WiFi, fuel, power, hair dryer, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Within 1 mile or less there is a shop, pub and beach. Choose Cape A1 for a splendid retreat to the Isle of Wight. Note: Parking is available in a shared car park situated 10 yards from the property. Note: Communal laundry has washers and dryers, contactless card-operated, open 24 hours a day. Note: This property will only accept Saturday check-ins. Note: For June, July and August, this property will only accept week-long bookings.



The Neighborhood:

Yarmouth is a charming seaside town and the oldest settlement on the Isle of Wight. Its bustling harbour is a haven for all types of boats, and regular ferry service from the mainland to Lymington departs from its terminal. A visit to Henry VIII's castle should not be missed, and Yarmouth's winding lanes are home to a charming assortment of shops and inns. Along the beach trail, you can enjoy fantastic walking and cycling (there is a shop where you can rent bikes). Why not go for a vigorous walk in Headon Warren or adjacent Tennyson Down? Colwell Bay, with its sandy beach and family-friendly services, is 7 minutes' drive from Sandhard Beach and 15 minutes' walk from Sandhard Beach. Another great place to go crabbering is at Yarmouth's pier and sailing club jetty. Compton Bay, four miles distant and known for its dinosaur fossils, is where you should go at low tide to see if you can spot the two massive three-toed feet. Yarmouth is a great place to start if you want to visit West Wight, an area of outstanding natural beauty.