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6 Guests
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Off road parking
- Garden / Patio
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
8 Customer Reviews
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"Your cottage is beautiful and very well stocked with everything you can possibly need for a comfortable stay."
A perfect location for exploring the IOW. Thank you!
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"Great cottage, spotlessly clean, warm, cosy and well equipped."
Really enjoyed our short stay and would definitely recommend.
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"We booked a last minute trip to the Isle of Wight in early February, as the weather looked sunny."
The owner, Suzanne, was so accommodating and lovely to deal with. The house is just beautiful, so thoughtfully decorated and a really wonderful use of space. It was a perfect location for us, our two young boys and our dog to explore the beaches from. We were even allowed to check out later on the Sunday as there were no other guests arriving that day. Very thoughtful and really appreciated!
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"Enjoyed the accommodation."
Particularly liked the nastalgic Ercol furniture, willow pattern crockery and bone handled cutlery. Owners very helpful.
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"(Sykes Cottages have always been reliable over the years."
We know we're in good hands.) Our vacation at 2 Linden Terrace was both memorable and stress-free. It's rare for an owner of a holiday property to reach out before check-in, to suggest you're welcome to enter your holiday home a little earlier. We were genuinely surprised. And on top of that - the level of text interaction with the owner was pitched just right. This home is so well thought out with small creative details which made our stay more enjoyable. The location is brilliant to get to the beaches and the front garden is also a nice addition. The icing on the cake are the friendly, kind neighbors at No.1. Really special people. I wish we had neighbors like them back home! This location and property is a real find. If you're looking to stay on the Isle Of Wight, I suggest you don't bother researching anywhere else. Just slam your finger onto that book now button!
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"Little cute cottage in good location, parking right outside but can be tight for a larger car."
Good facilities in cottage, but only one bathroom which can be time consuming when six of you. Nicely decorated and bed linen clean. Only thing to be aware of is stairs to top bedroom are very steep, so careful if young children in them. Kitchen has plenty of crockery and cutlery, with new, clean white goods. So all you need for self catering. Owners very friendly and kept us informed throughout our holiday as far easily contactable if needed.
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"Fantastic little cottage in a good position to discover the island."
We had a lovely stay and would definitely recommend it.
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"The cottage was really lovely."
We enjoyed our stay enormously. The cottage was home from home with everything you needed. All equipment supplied down to dog snacks and washing tablets! Our first time on the Isle of Wight but plenty of information on where to go and what to see and everywhere just a short drive away. Even with a couple of days of rain we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and would pop back during the day to wash the dog and then pop back out again. We're looking forward to returning to the island next time to discover the footpaths and use our bikes. Only downside were the sofas which we found a little uncomfortable but the beds were great.
Summary
- Over-three-floors
- Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin (1 standard single and 1 narrower, full length child's single), 1 x second-floor twin
- Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
- Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
- central heating
- Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV and WiFi
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off-road parking bay available for one car
- Enclosed front garden with lawn and outdoor seating area
- Two well-behaved dogs welcome at a charge of £20 per pet
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.2 miles
- Generous ferry discounts available, please contact Owner for full details
- Please note: Short breaks must be a minimum of 5 nights duration
The property
Resting amongst a cluster of traditional terraced cottages on a quiet lane, on the banks of the Eastern Yar, you will find 2 Linden Terrace.
Set over three floors, this idyllic holiday home provides a glorious base for a family of six travelling with their canine companion to the beautiful Isle of Wight.
As you enter into this Victorian dwelling, admire the character and charm of the pretty blue hues and quirky nautical décor that decorates the warm and restful open-plan living space, listen to the sound of horses as they pass the living room window, together creating a wonderful setting to relax and unwind in at the end of your days.
Snuggle close to loved ones on one of the two plush sofas as you watch movies on the TV, or cross on over to the quaint white kitchen and discover a plethora of appliances such as a gas hob, electric oven and a spacious fridge/freezer, helping you to prepare many delicious home-cooked meals throughout your stay.
Gather with friends at the dining table as you indulge in a fantastic feast and discuss all of your upcoming adventures exploring this magnificent part of the country.
Continue through to the back of the property to find a bright and contemporary ground-floor bathroom, home to both a spacious tub and overhead shower, as well as a basin and WC.
Climb the staircase up to the first floor and be greeted by two well-appointed bedrooms consisting of a double with white country-style furnishings, and a homely twin bedroom with a quaint and steep staircase leading up to an additional twin on the second floor.
Soak up the very best that the area has to offer with footpaths leading up to Brading Downs, taking you past the historical Little Jane’s thatched cottage, backing onto the terrace, perfect for dog walks right on your doorstep.
Stay local with days spent exploring Ye Olde Pond, the Brading Bull Ring and the Brading Stocks and the large and beautiful park and children’s play area nestled‘s just a stones throw from the cottage.
Grab groceries from the local supermarket or delight in a mouth-watering meal down at the local pub.
Make the most of this fabulous location for it’s accessibly heading out around the island and its close proximity to three award-winning family and dog friendly beaches.
Enjoy the sands, breathtaking cliffs and rough surf at Yaverland.
Or head to the gentle Solent views, calm waters and sands of Appley Beach.
Beautiful St Helens on the Duver, which is a Natural Trust area of outstanding beauty, is only three miles away.
There you can enjoy a family and dog friendly day on the shores swimming, hiring paddleboards and kayaks, making sandcastles or even booking a horse ride along the beach.
Book an exciting sea angling excursion with one of the charters down at Bembridge Harbour, or simply delight in admiring the picturesque scenery of the boats bobbing on the water.
Embark on a scenic hike along the Bembridge Trail or head to the National Trust owned Bembridge Fort and Downs and Brading Roman Villa.
Soak up the sunshine on Shanklin beach and wander the well-manicured lawns of Sandham and Battery Gardens, stopping for a game of crazy golf.
Embrace the fresh salty sea air with hikes along the rugged coast, and relish in the spectacular views across the English Channel.
Live many happy moments with your loved ones on an escape to 2 Linden Terrace.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.
About the location
BRADING
Sandown 1.7 miles; Ryde 4 miles; Newport 8 miles.
A small historic rural town, steeped in history going back to the Stone Age, Brading is close to many attractions, from the 1900 year old Roman Villa, to the beautiful Nunwell House, which hosted Charles I on his last night of freedom. Around Brading there are 70 footpaths taking in the beauty of the marshlands and its amazing bird life, stretching to the Downs, which lie within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Brading also offers three welcoming pubs which serve food daily, a professional international auction room, with one to two auctions every month, specializing in fine art antiques and modern and vintage wares. Just outside the town you will find Adgestone Vineyard, which is set on the south facing slope overlooked by Brading Down, where it is believed the vines were originally planted by the Romans; its award-winning wine was chosen in 1994 for the dinner for the Queen to celebrate the anniversary of the D-Day Landings. Brading is also perfectly located for many of the Islands beaches, with the sands of Sandown and Yaverland only 1.7 miles away and the rock pools of Bembridge beach 3.5 miles away.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas