16 Vaughan Way, Old Village, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, PO37 6SD
Telephone: 01983 861145 | Web Site: www.chestnutmews.co.uk |  Email: chestnutmews@btinternet.com

Chestnut Mews holiday cottages - Shanklin Isle of Wight

Clematis Cottage

Chestnut Mews Holiday Cottages, Shanklin, Isle of Wight

Shanklin Beach

 

Situated in the beautiful Old Village
of Shanklin on the Isle of Wight

Chestnut Mews Self Catering Holiday Cottages are situated in the beautiful Old Village of Shanklin on the Isle of Wight. Our 3 bedroom cottages offer a very high standard of spacious, fully equipped accommodation.

Chestnut Mews is tucked away from the main road and nestled within a delightful sylvan setting with half an acre of sheltered, secluded gardens that offer a peaceful and relaxing base with which to explore the alluring Isle of Wight.

While you are here, why not give the car a rest!

The cottages are ideally situated for exploring stunning coastal and country walks, some of which begin at the end of our driveway.

The cliff path and steps leading to the lovely sandy Appley Beach is approximately 10 minutes walk through Rhylstone Gardens with its crazy golf, café and band stand.

Shanklin Old VillageA short stroll will bring you to the heart of the famous Old Village with its picturesque thatched cottage tea rooms, gift shops, pubs and restaurants.

The many amenities of the busy seaside town of Shanklin are within easy wallking distance, as is the bus route and the seasonal road train (which goes from the Old Village to the Esplanade).

Each cottage offers spacious accomodation, fully equipped to a very high standard.

Children of all ages are very welcome and there is a Little Tykes play area in the garden.

Chestnut Mews, Self Catering Accommodation on the Isle of WightAll accommodation is non-smoking.

A warm welcome awaits you at Chestnut Mews and I very much hope you will consider us to be your home away from home.

 

We support Gift to Nature, helping them to raise money for the Island’s wildlife and create special conservation areas. If you would like to know more about Gift to Nature and visit their free conservation sites go to www.gifttonature.org.uk