Redworth

Three further bedrooms are on the first floor. The main suite, which has a super-king size bed, can be found to the rear of the house overlooking the garden and is beautifully decorated. Simple and elegant fixtures and fittings give the room a calm and tranquil feeling, where a good night's sleep is assured. The second double with king-size bed also has an en suite shower-room. The neutral and stylish theme of the decor continues throughout, with carefully chosen art work adorning the walls throughout the whole house. The last bedroom on the first floor is a twin with a family bathroom adjacent.

The entrance to Redworth is gated and there is plenty of space for up to three cars. As Bembridge village is a few minutes' walk at the top of Ducie Avenue you can start you day with breakfast out at the local bakery, and a stroll around the local boutique shops stocking up on supper from the local farm shop. There is a charming cafe above the farm shop, No 8, serving an array of tempting cakes for afternoon tea. Bembridge Harbour is lined with quirky houseboats and has two yacht clubs, one at each end.

Take your four-legged friend for a walk along the harbour and stop off at the floating seafood cafe which serves locally-caught crab and lobster served in a range of sandwiches, salads and soups.

Bembridge is surrounded by lovely beaches, with a choice of both sand and pebbles, and a long list of beach cafes and pubs to sample along your coastal explorations; it will be a destination you will want to return to every year.

For those days when you want to head further afield there is plenty to see and do, why not explore the small town of Yarmouth with its wooden pier and great choice of places to eat. After lunch you can head along the former railway track to Freshwater - look out for all the local and visiting birdlife. West Wight is not to be missed and you must take a trip to the iconic Needles. Head back along Military Road which offers some fantastic view points for you to stop and enjoy. Bring your bike to fully appreciate this cyclist's paradise, there are plenty of routes to suit all abilities and ages with mountain biking in Brightstone Forest to rural road cycling on the lanes that criss-cross the island.

Further afield take the time to explore the pretty countryside and coast from the plethora of footpaths that criss-cross the Island. For those who love history there are castles and historic homes to explore from Queen Victoria's Osborne House to the atmospheric Carisbrooke Castle. Take Military Road and head west towards the iconic Needles - take in Freshwater Bay and stop for a spot of water sports or to relax with a book on the beach.