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Waterdip York Lane | Totland Bay | Isle of Wight | PO39 0ER Step inside Waterdip A fantastic detached home built in the 1960’s occupying a large plot with extensive gardens and a large driveway with plenty of space for vehicles. The property sits elevated in its plot with lovely view across the water and over Hurst Point Castle from the upper floors. On entering the home, you are greeted in a spacious and bright entrance hall with plenty of natural light provided by large windows either side of the attractive wooden entrance door. From here there is access to a ground floor cloakroom and study, and a door leading into the modern kitchen. The kitchen offers an open outlook over the rear garden and has an array of storage within its modern and stylish fitted units. From here you are lead through to the dining area which offers a lovely view over the garden and the roof tops below from its wonderfully elevated position. The dining area is open to the large dual aspect lounge which is flooded with light and boasts a feature fireplace to create a cosy feel within the winter months. An additional office or children’s playroom links the lounge to the sun room which is a great space in which to enjoy the superb sunsets after a long day, and provides access out to the large patio and rear gardens. Concluding the ground floor accommodation is a large covered space ideal for bike storage or garden furniture to the side of the home, a room within itself, which leads into the garage with space for utilities, and from here into a handy workshop with a door out to the side garden. The first-floor accommodation has two large double bedrooms both provided with en-suite facilities and dual aspect windows, the larger of the two rooms has a full wall of fitted wardrobes and the en-suite grants both bath and shower facilities. The second floor has two further double bedrooms with fitted storage and both rooms offer a wonderful outlook over the sea and across the mainland coast line, taking in the breath-taking sight of Hurst castle. These rooms are both served by a modern family bathroom. To the outside of the home there is a gated driveway leading into the extensive parking area, as well as a separate visitor’s bay at the entrance to the gates. There is gated side access from the large front garden leading to the rear with a beautiful sunny patio area, ideal for family gatherings which is perfectly located to enjoy the evening sunshine and renowned sunsets. The gardens are terraced and have been planted with an abundance of mature shrubs and trees, granting privacy and an attractive array of colourful blooms throughout the year. The home is wonderfully located for walkers with easy access out to public footpaths leading out to superb sights such as the needles and Headon Warren, as well as being in close proximity to the beautiful and popular Totland Bay, with its popular restaurant and of course the amenities of both Freshwater and mainland ferry links to Lymington from Yarmouth. Travel Information 01983 822099 Entertainment 3.6 miles from Yarmouth to Lymington Ferry Terminal Education The Waterfront Bar & Restaurant, Totland Bay 17.8 miles from Fishbourne to Portsmouth Ferry Terminal Primary Schools Highdown Inn, Totland Bay 16.3 miles from West Cowes to Southampton Ferry Terminal Brighstone C of E Primary School, Brighstone 01983 740285 The Piano Café / Restaurant, Freshwater Bay Yarmouth C of E Primary School, Yarmouth 01983 760345 The Vine Inn, Freshwater Southern Vectis Buses routes provide regular services through the area, All Saints C of E Primary School, Freshwater 01983 753267 The Hut, Freshwater connecting you to all the areas of the island. For ticket prices visit Shalfleet C of E Primary School, Shalfleet 01983 760269 Three Bishops Inn, Brighstone www.islandbuses.info St Saviour’s R C Primary School, Freshwater 01983 752175 The Crown Inn, Shorwell Freshwater Early Years Centre, Freshwater 01983 755287 The Sun Inn, Hulverstone Leisure Clubs & Facilities The West Bay Country Club & Spa, Norton 2.6 miles Secondary Schools/Colleges These bars and restaurants are available within a 15-minute drive of this Freshwater Bay Golf Club, Freshwater 3.3 miles Ryde Academy, Ryde 01983 567 331 home West Wight Sports & Community Centre, Freshwater 1.6 miles Christ The King Upper College, Newport 01983 537 070 Medina Leisure Centre, Newport 14 miles Carisbrooke College, Newport 01983 861 222 Local Attractions / Landmarks Ryde Private School, Ryde 01983 562 295 Blackgang Chine, Blackgang Healthcare Island Innovation VI Form Campus, Newport 01983 522886 Tapnell Farm, Yarmouth Doctors Surgeries Isle of Wight College 01982 526 631 Fort Victoria Country Park, Norton Brighstone Surgery, Brighstone 01983 740219 St Catherine’s Oratory, Niton Yarmouth Surgery, Yarmouth 01983 758998 Learning Assisted Schools: The Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Bay West Wight Practice, Freshwater 0844 815 1428 Medina House, School Lane, Newport 01983 522 917 Carisbrooke Castle, Carisbrooke Brookside Health Centre, Freshwater 01983 758998 St. Georges, Watergate Road, Newport 01983 524 634 Appuldurcombe House, Wroxall Clatterford Tuition Centre, Newport 01983 524 680 Isle of Wight Pearl Centre, Brighstone General Hospitals: Thompson House Tuition Centre, Newport 01983 539 967 St Mary’s Hospital, Parkhurst Ryde, Newport 12.7 miles GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Entrance Hallway Landing Landing Cloakroom 6’2 x 2’9 Bedroom 1 19’ x 11’9 Bedroom 3 14’3 x 12’6 Study 10’5 x 10’2 up to fitted wardrobes up to fitted wardrobes Kitchen 14’11 x 7’9 En-Suite Bathroom 9’8 x 7’7 Bedroom 4 12’6 x 7’8 Covered Area 14’5 x 7’4 Bedroom 2 19’ x 10’6 up to fitted wardrobes Garage 17’1 x 8’9 up to fitted wardrobes Bathroom 7’1 x 6’7 Shed / Workshop 16’9 x 6’7 En-Suite Shower Room 10’9 x 2.8 Dining Area 12’6 x 9’7 Lounge 18’9 x 13’8 Play Room 9’1 x 7’3 OUTSIDE Sun Room 9’3 x 8’3 Gated Driveway Parking Extensive Gardens Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Copyright © 2020 Fine & Country Ltd. Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg No. 2597969. Registered Office: Pittis & Co Ltd/ Arun Estate Agencies Ltd, St Leonards House, North Street, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1RJ. Printed 14.09.2020 Fine & Country Tel: +44 (0)1983 520000 [email protected] 28 St James Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1HY.
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