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Rural Accommodation

Wren, Heron, Robin & Swallow

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Self Catering
£255.00
 -  £1,486.00
Notes : per week
Wren, Heron, Robin & Swallow
Ventnor
PO38 2AF
Enjoy England Self Catering 4 Stars
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Wren, Heron, Robin & Swallow Pictures

Description

Owner Information
Jose Morris
Isle of Wight
Phone : +44 (0)1983 730783
Bookings Friday - Friday during May-October
Bookings taken on any days between October - May

Beautifully refurbished, spacious accommodation, perfect for families who want to explore the surrounding countryside, or simply relax.

In addition to the facilities listed on the accommodation page, these properties are all provided with:

Small enclosed garden / patio area
Dishwasher
Washing machine (drying facilities are available in the laundry room)
Central heating and electricity included in the tariff
Dish Washer 
Fishing Nearby 
Freezer 
Laundry Facilities 
BBQ 
Fridge 
Garden Patio 
Linen Provided 
Parking On-Site 

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Accommodation Rooms/Units
Unit Name : Heron
Maximum Occupancy : 6
Bedrooms : 3
Ground floor Total Area: Approx 1,000 sq ft Lounge, kitchen and dining room Bathroom with bath, shower and WC Total Area: Approx 1,000 sq ft Bedroom 1 - sleeps 2 (double) with en-suite shower room and WC Bedroom 2 - sleeps 2 (double) Bedroom 3 - sleeps 2 (bunks)
Unit Name : Robin
Maximum Occupancy : 5
Bedrooms : 2
Ground and first floor Total Area: 880 sq ft Large entrance hall, lounge and kitchen/diner Bathroom with bath, shower and WC Shower room with WC Bedroom 1 - sleeps 3 (king-size double and single) Bedroom 2 - sleeps 2 (twin) NB: The stairs are not fitted with a stair gate and may not be suitable for very young children.
Unit Name : Swallow
Maximum Occupancy : 10
Bedrooms : 4
Ground and first floor Total Area: 880 sq ft Large entrance hall, lounge and kitchen/diner Bathroom with bath, shower and WC Shower room with WC Bedroom 1 - sleeps 3 (king-size double and single) Bedroom 2 - sleeps 2 (twin) NB: The stairs are not fitted with a stair gate and may not be suitable for very young children.
Unit Name : Wren
Maximum Occupancy : 4
Bedrooms : 1
Ground and first floor Total Area: 880 sq ft Large entrance hall, lounge and kitchen/diner Bathroom with bath, shower and WC Shower room with WC Bedroom 1 - sleeps 3 (king-size double and single) Bedroom 2 - sleeps 2 (twin) NB: The stairs are not fitted with a stair gate and may not be suitable for very young children.

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