The Moorings is a semi-detached house sleeping up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and is situated in the beautiful village of St Helens. The accommodation has a double bedroom, a master bedroom with a king size bed (zip & link), a third bedroom with bunk beds (which can hold adult weight), a family bathroom and a downstairs cloakroom. The lounge has comfortable seating with a bay window and smart TV / DVD player. The open plan kitchen has a dining room table that seats 6. The kitchen is well-equipped and spacious, leading to the warm and bright conservatory which has comfortable seating for 6 and a door to an enclosed garden.

St Helens Village is on the East Coast of the Isle of Wight between the villages of Bembridge and Seaview. St Helens’ greens are an integral part of the village life with regular sports played throughout the year. The village also has a local corner shop, restaurant and public house.

St Helens beach is within walking distance of the house. Here you will find the remains of the original old church which was built on the seafront, just off the coast is the St Helens Fort built around 1867. You also have views across to Bembridge Harbour and the RSPB conservation area. There is also a lovely café/restaurant for you to enjoy a relaxing meal with stunning views.

The Moorings is an ideal holiday home for families, walkers, cyclists and bird watchers with many public footpaths nearby.

DOGS PERMITTED AT AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF GBP35.00 PER DOG PER WEEK - MAX 2

Property Description

ACCOMMODATION

Front door leading direct into hallway:

Lounge: 2 seater sofa, 2 x easy chairs, standard lamp, nest of tables with lamp, Smart TV with built in DVD player.

Dining room: Dining table & 6 chairs, easy chair.

Kitchen: Gas cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle & toaster, washing machine, dishwasher and door leading to conservatory

Conservatory: Two sofas, pouffe, coffee table, side table with table lamp, standard lamp and door leading to enclosed garden

Cloakroom: WC, wash hand basin

Stairs to first floor:

Bathroom: Bath with shower over, WC & wash-hand basin, heated towel rail

Bedroom: Bunk beds (suitable for adults), clip on lights, hanging space, chest of drawers

Bedroom: Double bed, bedside tables, lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers

Bedroom: King Size bed (Zip & Link so can be singles), bedside tables, lamps, hanging space, chest of drawers, rocking chair

Outside: Garden, shed storing highchair, travel cot, stairgate and patio & garden furniture

EQUIPMENT
Central heating
Gas cooker
Fridge/freezer
Washing Machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Kettle, toaster
Cafetiere
Iron & ironing board
Hairdryer
Smart TV with built in DVD player
Radio
Wifi
Cot & highchair
Conservatory & seating
Garden furniture

Duvet and pillows on bed, bed linen & towels provided. Please bring own beach towels.

LIMITATIONS
No smoking
Dogs permitted

Location Information

Ryde Town

Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, and with its prominent position along the seafront and hovercraft and passenger ferry links it is little wonder it is often referred to as “The Gateway to the Island”.

In addition to an expanse of sandy beaches which stretch right along the town, Ryde has a great selection of boutique shops, museums and galleries for you to visit along with lots of other things to see and do along its esplanade.

Ryde offers a great variety of things to do which will interest all ages, not least of which are the hovercraft and catamaran ferry from which you can travel to and from the mainland.

Hovertravel are the world’s oldest hovercraft operator and operate the last remaining hovercraft passenger service in Britain, whereas a trip on the Wightlink catamaran service will take you down Ryde’s recently restored early 19th century pier, which carries both vehicle traffic and train services.

Head along Ryde esplanade and you will encounter a number of great places for family entertainment, including the Superbowl and LaserQuest.

Further along there is a fun fair for young children and a very popular canoe lake which leads on to Ryde’s sandy beaches.

At low tide the sea goes out a long way making it a popular place for sports and outdoor activities, and a regular venue for beach soccer tournaments.

Seaview Village

Seaview sits to the eastern end of the town of Ryde, and is a unique village with extensive views across the sea and Solent.

Seaview has a reputation for being an upmarket resort, and as such is very popular with tourists. During the summer months the village becomes a busy centre for sailing and water sports.

There are some highly regarded places to eat in Seaview and the nearby area with a great variety of restaurants and gastro pubs offering a wonderful range of food and drink, as well as a café near Puckpool Park.

Frequent buses link the East Wight with both Ryde and Newport.

Reviews

The Moorings was a really lovely place, it had everything we needed and was a really spacious house which came in handy on the odd rainy day.

We have stayed in a few houses on the island and this is by far our favourite - it just feels like home. The Duver and Baywatch Beach at St Helens are among our favourite places in the world and so dog friendly. From start to finish, booking to staying and enjoying your holiday is a dream - communication is excellent and they cannot help you enough. We will book again soon xx

Lovely house. Superb location for exploring the local bay and beaches. We didn't stray too far from St Helens & Bembridge as we loved the area and had come to enjoy the beaches with our kids + dog. Nearly all the local cafes and pubs were dog friendly - so big tick there. Would definitely come again!

We enjoyed a wonderful stayvation at The Moorings, very comfortable, clean and with planty of space. Lots of dog walks nearby and places to relax and have fun!! Will be back Kurt, Fiona and Luna (cockerpoo)

Really enjoyed staying in this house. It is really comfortable and well equipped. Can't beleive how quickly you made all the chnages downstairs and got it ready for rent,
and how beautiful you have made it look. We weren't very lucky with the weather this week, so it was lovely to be able to come back in the evenings to a nice, warm, dry, pleasing house!
We really liked St Helens, the boys went trick or treating round the local area and everyone was friendly and a great community atmosphere. They loved it! We also visited the Steam Railway, Robin Hill, Blackgang Chine and so on!

Thanks

Love, love, love this house !! This is our 2nd visit to the IOW and it never disappoints. We love St Helens, especially Tackt-Isle and Baywatch Bay. The views are amazing and we have loved meeting the locals whilst walking the dogs.
Already booked this house again for June 2020. Defo home from home and have enjoyed the conservatory.

Thank you

We have all had a lovely few days. Lots to do with the children. They very much enjoyed stroking wallabies at the Amazon Zoo !
Great holiday home and lovely location.

Great house for a family. Very well stocked with everything you would need. Conveniently located
to explore. Had a great time ! Really like how you have furnished the house !

Had the best week here aon the I.O.W ! Everyone has been so friendly and made us feel very welcome here.
We've enjoyed may sights over the week we've spent here... Beaches, crazy golf, Carisbrooke Castle, Osborne House...
so much to see and do here. The Moorings has been a delight to stay at too.. home from home..

Thank you

We've had a lovely holiday. There's so much to do we could have easily filled another week.
Romans, beaches, railways and a fossil hunt were some of our highlights. The house was perfect for us
beautifully presented and well equipped.

Thank you.

Dear Tom, Sara & Kids, it was our first holiday on the Isle of Wight an we enjoyed it!
the stunning views, the lovely beaches, the fossil hunt, and also your lovely holiday house.
It was so nice that instead of just a house, it almost felt like a home :)

Kind Regards

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