Holiday Bungalow a few hundred metres from the beach. — Property 94511

Holiday Bungalow a few hundred metres from the beach.

Three Star self catering centrally heated bungalow situated on Linstone Chine Holiday village. With Internet access. The beach is a couple of minutes walk. The coastal footpath runs close by and there are walks to the Needles and to Yarmouth. Accommodation comprises of two bedrooms, one with double bed and one twin beds. Open plan lounge dining room with luxury kitchen which includes washing machine. Bathroom with bath and shower. The bungalow is west facing with a patio and garden table and chairs. There is satellite TV with free to air channels. Parking is within 12 mtrs. There is a shop on site together with launderette. There is a large playing field which has children's playground, pitch and put, five a side pitch and tennis. The town of Yarmouth with its ferry port and charming pubs and restaurants is 5 minutes drive. Freshwater with its supermarkets, shops and banks together with several pubs is also 5 minutes drive. There are several golf course on the island within 12 ml

Location Freshwater Isle of Wight < South of England < England < United Kingdom

Freshwater Isle of Wight < South of England < England < United Kingdom

 marks the location of this property in Isle of Wight

Availability for the bungalow in Isle of Wight, England

Last updated on:

Tuesday, 30 September 2008

Changeover day:

Saturday

Normal availability

April - October

Rental rates for the bungalow in Isle of Wight, England

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Notes to the rental rates

• ***15% DISCOUNT ON ALL BOOKINGS FOR JUNE & SEPTEMBER MADE BEFORE THE END OF MAY 2008***
  Upon reservation a £50 deposit is required to secure the booking. This will be deducted from the cost of the reservation.
  
• The full cost of the booking will be required a minimum of four weeks prior to arrival. Once received arrangements for access will be provided.
  Cancellation of the booking four weeks or more prior to the reserved date of arrival will incur no penalty.
  Cancellation between three to four weeks will incur a 25% penalty.
  Cancellation between two to three weeks will incur a 50% penalty.
  Cancellation two weeks or less before the date of arrival will incur a 75% penalty.
  
• Payments of deposits and rental can be made by BACS, cheque or PAYPAL, (which includes credit card). For PAYPAL payments an email payment request will sent to you, simply click on the link to pay.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for the bungalow in Isle of Wight, England

General

Situated in the quieter, more rural 'West Wight', there are many local attractions for all the family to ensure an enjoyable holiday. Close by is the yachting centre and ferry port of Yarmouth, one of the oldest towns on the Isle of Wight with its harbour and castle. Freshwater, the shopping centre for this part of the Isle of Wight, is only a few minutes drive. From Yarmouth Pier you can take motor launch trips. Sail to Alum Bay and on to the Needles, or take a fishing trip. There are trips to Bournemouth and Swanage, Hurst Castle and Lymington Market. Perhaps the finest walk of all the picturesque walks on the Island is from Freshwater Bay over Tennyson Down, commemorating the great Poet Laureate, to Alum Bay. Places to visit nearby include the famous Alum Bay with its coloured sands and chairlift; The world famous Needles lighthouse; Colwell, Totland and Compton Bay for bathing and boating; Victoria Country Park, Yarmouth Castle; Calbourne Water Mill, Island Pearl and Chessell Pot

Walking & Cycling

The Isle of Wight has over 500 miles of scenic walks. On your travels you will chance upon some secluded villages of thatch and stone, ancient churches and manor houses. Leafy lanes wind their way from coast to coast through green valleys, meadows and forests providing some of the best walks in Britain, with Tennyson Down being a particular favourite amongst ramblers. The Isle of Wight offers many other means of visiting the Islands other tourist attractions. A number of cycle lanes span the Island, which together with a number of off-road routes provide something for everyone, from leisurely outings on a summers evening to all-day rides for the cycling enthusiast. The all weather cycle ways provide easy access to Newport and Cowes thus enabling easy access to attractions such as Cowes Week and Osborne House.

Public Transport

The small towns of Freshwater and Yarmouth are nearby with local shops and churches. The Afton Down Golf Club is only two miles away. Buses linking Yarmouth, Freshwater and West Wight run at the end of Monks Lane at least every hour. There is also an open top bus between Yarmouth and Alum Bay in the summer. Finally the Isle of Wight is well catered for by bus and trains. Particular favourites are trips on the Islands open top buses which travel around the Island, providing an interesting perspective of the countryside and villages it passes through. The Island Line train service also provides scenic trips from the passenger ferry at Ryde to Sandown and Shanklin