Immerse yourself in the timeless allure of our charming Cowes Cottage, a meticulously restored three-story period property nestled in the heart of Cowes.. Recent renovations have breathed new life into this historic gem, preserving its traditional charm while incorporating state-of-the-art amenities for an unparalleled blend of sophistication and comfort. Indulge in ultimate relaxation in our opulent bathroom, boasting a luxurious spa bath, tower shower, dual basins, and a quirky towel rail—a sanctuary for rejuvenation after a day of exploration or leisure. Every Detail Crafted for Sophisticated Comfort! From the secluded top-floor bedrooms with private shower room to the midfloor bedrooms featuring a luxury bathroom, each space within our cottage is thoughtfully designed to enhance your stay. Delight in the fully-equipped kitchen, where culinary enthusiasts will find modern amenities ranging from a double oven and induction hob to a deluxe coffee machine and wine cooler—elevating meal preparation to a seamless and enjoyable experience. Gather in Style and Comfort! The kitchen/dining area provides an ideal space for gatherings, crew briefings, or leisurely mornings over coffee.

I enjoy sailing when I get the opportunity. I'm so lucky living on the island which is perfect for walking. Absolutely, adore travelling too.

Cowes has a lot to offer with beautiful coastal walks nearby and well-connected cycle paths throughout the island. The area is well-known for its strong ties to the sailing community, and there are many events to enjoy, such as regattas and races, which are held throughout the summer months. Cowes is home to the well-known Cowes Week, one of the world's longest-running sailing regattas, and this house would be an ideal base for both crew and spectators. Discover the pebble beach and the vibrant town centre, which offers a wide range of cafés, bars, and restaurants. The Red Jet and bus stop are also within walking distance, and the car ferry port is within walking distance or a short drive via the floating bridge (1.3 miles). The island has a good bus network and it is easy to explore the rest of the island. Cycling is popular with lots of cycle paths and the round the island cycle routes clearly signposted. If driving, there are some beautiful roads and narrow country lanes that take you to the 'Back of the Wight', also known as the 'Dark Side'. Fabulous country pubs serving great food.