Offering stunning sea views from every room, this beautifully presented and spacious one-bedroom apartment is set within a historic mansion in the charming and peaceful village of Bonchurch on the Isle of Wight.
Ideally situated close to the coastal path, the property enjoys a tranquil setting, perfect for those who appreciate coastal walks, beautiful scenery and a relaxed village atmosphere.
The apartment features a generously sized living room with a mezzanine area, offering versatile additional space that could be transformed into a cosy snug, a comfortable home office for those working remotely, a guest sleeping area or useful extra storage. This flexible space adds a unique charm to the apartment, providing the perfect spot to curl up with a book, enjoy a quiet moment or work from home.
The spacious double bedroom is accessed via an adjoining door from the large bathroom, which benefits from both a separate shower and a bath.
Residents can also enjoy the attractive communal gardens, providing a peaceful outdoor space in which to relax and unwind.
Available now and offered part-furnished or unfurnished, this unique property combines character, generous living space and beautiful sea views in a highly desirable coastal location.
EPC Rating: E. Rent excludes the tenancy deposit and any other permitted payments. Deposit payable is £951.00. A Holding Deposit of £190.00, based on the advertised rent, is required to reserve this property. Council Tax B
Ultrafast Broadband availability, 4G mobile signal likely depending on network, further information regarding broadband options and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker.
Westfield Mansions was built as a summer residence for Queen Adelaide who was the wife of William IV in 1825, Westfield Mansions is located in an elevated position in the village and takes advantage of a stunning setting with a backdrop of St. Boniface down.
Wooded slopes run down to the coast where beaches can be found at Horseshoe Bay and Monks Bay.
Bonchurch largely comprises a range of attractive stone built period houses constructed in the Victorian era for the wealthy gentry who were attracted here by the milder climate and excellent sea views. It is famous for its past literary connections, including Dickens, Swinbourne, and Shaw.
Ventnor has plenty of things to do both in the town and nearby. Ventnor Beach is a great suntrap, and the sand and shingle beach is great for sunbathing and family swimming. The beach huts that line the back of the beach are converted Victorian "bathing machines" and are available to hire, along with deckchairs.
Ventnor Harbour and the bandstand development are very prominent on the seafront and offer a great viewing platform to look out to sea, and the Ventnor Haven Fishery sells the best in local crab and lobster. On the main promenade there is a traditional arcade with a range of amusements, then opposite the harbour the spectacular Cascade Gardens run down the side of the cliff where the main road zig-zags its way back up into the main town.
Further along there is a children's paddling pool which features a giant map of the Isle of Wight, and from here there are great walks to Wheelers Bay and Bonchurch along the Sea Wall. A short distance from the seafront at the Western side of the town you can stroll through the beautiful Victorian Ventnor Park, which won the "Park of the Year Award" at the South and South East England in Bloom awards in 2014. This leads onto the famous Ventnor Botanic Gardens at the Undercliff, where the town's micro-climate can be truly appreciated in a 22 acre sub-tropical paradise.
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