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Beautiful 17th century country cottage
East Wing Of Beautiful 17th Century Grade II Listed Knighton Farmhouse
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The Brew House forms the east wing of the beautiful 17th century, Grade II listed Knighton Farmhouse, set in the tiny rural hamlet of Knighton, Newchurch, in the heart of the East Wight countryside. A paved bike path is 500m away and we are surrounded by foot and bridlepaths. The cottage is full of character with original beamed ceilings, Inglenook fireplace & wood-burning stove. We (Ali & David) live next door in the farmhouse, and are usually around to help you make the most of your stay. The space The two-bedroom Brew House is perfect for families of all ages, with a wide selection of toys, games and books. It is also an ideal cottage for a couple. There is a private courtyard with teak table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining. The wood-burning stove in the Inglenook fireplace makes for cosy evenings in the autumn and winter, and wood is included. A well-equipped kitchen makes self-catering a pleasure.Guests are welcome to borrow from our wide selection of bikes for all ages, including a tandem! You can also borrow a sit-on-top kayak including wetsuits and lifejackets to take to the beach or use for exploring the creeks and estuaries around this beautiful island. We also have plenty of buckets, spades and fishing nets for use on the Island's many beaches and rock pools. A Welcome Hamper will greet you when you arrive, with a few basics in the fridge, a selection of Isle of Wight produce, and home-made goodies! Guest access The Brew House has its own private courtyard garden with outdoor table and chairs, and barbecue; we provide charcoal and firefighters. There is also a garden area at the front of our property, with seating, that you are welcome to use; this is a shared space with us, and is adjacent to the Brew House parking area. Other things to note The Brew House is as old as the main farmhouse (1690) and has many interesting, historical features, including the original bread oven in the Inglenook fireplace. However, this does mean that the beamed ceilings are quite low and the stairs from the kitchen up to the landing and bathroom are rather steep so may not be suitable for all mobilities. We can provide stairgates to safeguard small ones. Also note that the bedroom containing the twin beds and cot is accessed by going through the main bedroom. This makes it an ideal arrangement for families with young children, but may not be suitable for two couples.
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