Our featured Isle of Wight cottages include this thatched cottage which is full of character. It shelters under the great heights of Brighstone Down, a delightful place. Brighstone is one of the prettiest villages on the island. Once notorious as the home of smugglers and wreckers it lies on the sunny side of the chalk downs that march east-west across the centre of the island.
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Picture postcard perfect, The Grove features a Grade II listed thatched cottage and a 200 year old thatched barn, carefully arranged to ensure maximum privacy for individual guests, or providing ample accommodation for six when booked together. Grove Cottage has grown from humble beginnings as a coachman’s dwelling to a TV celebrity in the 1980s when its photogenic exterior and beautiful gardens were regular features on popular BBC sitcom Brush Strokes. Brixton Barn, once a National Trust office has been converted with marble floors, underfloor heating and a luxurious en-suite bathroom to provide outstanding accommodation for two. Set just 0.5 mile from the beach and a 0.25 mile stroll from the welcoming local pub and village stores, The Grove enjoys a wonderful location in the medieval village of Brighstone. Totally unspoiled and threaded with lovely walks and cycle paths, the surrounding countryside is a joy to explore. Newport 7 miles and sailing at Yarmouth 10 miles.
Sitting room. Dining room with TV. Well-equipped kitchen. Utility room. Open tread stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with 5’ bed and TV. Twin bedded room with TV. Bathroom/WC with roll top bath and shower attachment.
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