Description of the holiday cottage

Le Bel Vie is a stylish one bedroom annexe set in a tranquil three acres of land with paddocks and gardens. The property perfectly combines contemporary, high specification design with environmental sensitivity.Internally the property is finished to a very high standard boasting solid oak flooring, a marble bathroom with walk in rainfall shower, starlight ceiling, and entertainment options including SKY TV, iPod docking station and Wi-Fi internet access. These luxurious surroundings consider the environment; Le Bel Vie has solar panels, under floor heating, LED lights and rain water harvesting.Externally the property offers a private furnished patio and wall lined barbeque area. The patio benefits from stunning country views

The perfect rural retreat

Rest and relaxation is inevitable, on-site there are three acres of land to explore including woods, a garden and paddocks. Horses are welcome and are well catered for, with lush grass to graze and storage for a trailer.Camping can be enjoyed on-site - ideal for adventurous kids with mum and dad keeping watch from the comfort of Le Bel Vie.The land is home to free range chickens and rare breed Gloucester Old Spot pigs - feel free to join in at feeding time, Miss Piggy and the Fenton Blue chickens look forward to it!

During your stay you can sample some of the free range produce for breakfast or in your packed lunch, all can be arranged when at Le Bel Vie. The property is the perfect place to do as much or as little as you want, there is direct access onto many footpaths and bridlepaths and a range of concierge services available to truly get the most out of your stay.

Location

The property is located on the outskirts of Godshill, a quintessential English village. Godshill is characterised by its charming thatched cottages, delightful Medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms.

The village itself is host to many attractions including the Model Village and The Old Smithy, a former blacksmiths forge, which is now a tearoom, gift shop and fashion boutique. Contributing to the village's old-world charm are numerous shops offering local crafts and produce, such as ciders, pickles, mustards and biscuits. There is also a handful of traditional pubs including The Taveners, a true country pub and restaurant passionate about using local produce.

For a greater selection of amenities, Shanklin is only a five minute drive away. The town is famed for its good weather, safe sandy beach and the picturesque Old Village. The seafront is the focal point of the town with several eating establishments and pubs. In the summer months a small road train provides a service to the town centre and Old Village.

Sleeps: 4

Pets: No