The Barn at Buddle Place
Contemporary barn on the Isle of Wight coast with sea views, cliffside walks and a pub two minutes away.
- Sleeps 4
- 2
- 1
Highlights
- A beautifully converted contemporary barn tucked into a friendly farmstead at the southern tip of the Isle of Wight, where National Trust land rolls away towards the sea and the air always feels fresh and salty.
- A light-filled open-plan living space warmed by underfloor heating and a crackling wood-burner, with a calm Scandi-inspired feel that makes it easy to slow down, kick off your boots and properly relax.
- French doors opening onto a sunny terrace and south-facing garden, inviting long, lazy alfresco lunches, evening drinks and quiet moments watching the light shift through the trees.
- Spectacular walking straight from the door, with dramatic cliff-top paths, plunging coastal scenery and hidden coves that reward curious explorers at every turn.
- Two inviting bedrooms upstairs with an extra loo, plus a bathroom downstairs, making the barn feel effortlessly comfortable and easy to live in.
- Just a two-minute stroll to the historic Buddle Inn, where you can warm up by the fire with a pint, settle in for a hearty meal and soak up the atmosphere of a much-loved local pub.
- Dog friendly stays mean your four-legged companion can join you on coastal rambles, muddy paths and sea-air adventures from the doorstep.
You should know
- One dog welcome for £30 per week.
- Mobile reception is patchy in this area.
- The farm has three detached buildings: the owners’ farmhouse, The Barn and The Stable.
- Gardens are separated by a large hedge and a fence.
- Minimum stay is three nights, or seven nights in high season.
The details
Escape to the southern-most tip of the Isle of Wight and settle into this beautifully converted Victorian cow barn, set on a friendly farmstead surrounded by National Trust land, fern-fringed cliffs and some of the island’s most spectacular walking. With huge sea views filtering through the trees, a fresh Scandi feel and the coast path right on your doorstep, this is a place where days unfold at a gentler pace.
Step inside and you’ll find a wonderfully practical entrance hall with heaps of space for muddy boots, coats and walking gear – ideal after long coastal rambles. The open-plan living space feels calm and contemporary, warmed by underfloor air source heating and a wood-burner with logs supplied for cosy evenings in. Sink into the sofa with a book or flick on the TV when it’s time to slow right down.
French doors open onto a terrace made for alfresco meals, with a south-facing garden beyond where you can sit with a coffee and glimpse the sea peeping through the trees. The kitchen is fully equipped for relaxed self-catering, whether that’s lazy breakfasts or supper after the pub. The bathroom is downstairs, while upstairs you’ll find two inviting bedrooms along with a handy additional loo.
Buddle Place sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and right on the coastal path, making it a dream base for walkers and nature lovers. Dramatic plunging cliffs, lush vegetation and a warm microclimate define this stretch of coast. You can stroll down to Castlehaven harbour for a refreshing dip, walk five miles to atmospheric Steephill Cove for paddling and fresh crab, or head to Ventnor Botanic Garden for trails, views and a relaxed lunch.
Families are well placed for Blackgang Chine, Ventnor and the classic sandy beaches of Sandown and Shanklin, all within easy reach. And just two minutes from your door is the legendary Buddle Inn, a 16th-century smugglers’ haunt serving hearty food, real ales and excellent Sunday roasts. Ask the owner about ferry discounts before you travel.
Escape to the southern-most tip of the Isle of Wight and settle into this beautifully converted Victorian cow barn, set on a friendly farmstead surrounded by National Trust land, fern-fringed cliffs and some of the island’s most spectacular walking. With huge sea views filtering through the trees, a fresh Scandi feel and the coast path right on your doorstep, this is a place where days unfold at a gentler pace.
Step inside and you’ll find a wonderfully practical entrance hall with heaps of space for muddy boots, coats and walking gear – ideal after long coastal rambles. The open-plan living space feels calm and contemporary, warmed by underfloor air source heating and a wood-burner with logs supplied for cosy evenings in. Sink into the sofa with a book or flick on the TV when it’s time to slow right down.
French doors open onto a terrace made for alfresco meals, with a south-facing garden beyond where you can sit with a coffee and glimpse the sea peeping through the trees. The kitchen is fully equipped for relaxed self-catering, whether that’s lazy breakfasts or supper after the pub. The bathroom is downstairs, while upstairs you’ll find two inviting bedrooms along with a handy additional loo.
Buddle Place sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and right on the coastal path, making it a dream base for walkers and nature lovers. Dramatic plunging cliffs, lush vegetation and a warm microclimate define this stretch of coast. You can stroll down to Castlehaven harbour for a refreshing dip, walk five miles to atmospheric Steephill Cove for paddling and fresh crab, or head to Ventnor Botanic Garden for trails, views and a relaxed lunch.
Families are well placed for Blackgang Chine, Ventnor and the classic sandy beaches of Sandown and Shanklin, all within easy reach. And just two minutes from your door is the legendary Buddle Inn, a 16th-century smugglers’ haunt serving hearty food, real ales and excellent Sunday roasts. Ask the owner about ferry discounts before you travel.
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Buddle Place sits at the southern-most tip of the Isle of Wight within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to St Catherine’s Lighthouse and the coast path.
Absolutely. Coastal paths run right from the door, linking you to dramatic cliff walks, National Trust land and hidden coves.
Yes, one well-behaved dog is welcome for a fee of £30 per week.
The barn has underfloor air source heating throughout and a wood-burner with logs supplied.
The Buddle Inn is just a two-minute walk away and serves excellent food, real ales and popular Sunday roasts.
Yes, with two bedrooms and easy access to family attractions like Blackgang Chine, beaches and Ventnor Botanic Garden.
Ventnor is around 10 minutes by car, with Sandown and Shanklin beaches about 10 miles away. Steephill Cove is also nearby and accessible on foot.
Yes, there is a south-facing garden and terrace ideal for alfresco dining and relaxing outdoors.
Check in is from 3pm and check out is by 10am.
You can contact the owner through the ‘Request to Book’ button on the Coolstays listing. You can then reach out and enquire about possible dates. The owner will then reply and you can book directly through them.