Shorelands

Bembridge

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Bembridge

Sleeps 16

8 bedrooms

4 bathrooms

2 dogs

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Positioned on the easterly point of the Isle of Wight, Shorelands is a hidden oasis at the heart of one of the UK’s most celebrated sailing villages. This distinguished eight-bedroom home features a private pool with pool house, and its own tennis court, all set within tranquil grounds. Designed for long, lazy mornings by the sea and unforgettable gatherings with friends and family, Shorelands is a coastal retreat like no other.

Per person per night from £41

Short breaks from £2,005

7 nights from £4,522

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Highlights

Swimming Pool

Tennis Courts

Pizza Oven

Sea View

Secure Private Garden

Close Proximity to Beach

Parking

Pets Allowed

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Property Details

Tucked discreetly in the heart of Bembridge village, this exceptional eight-bedroom home combines total seclusion with breathtaking harbour and Solent views. Set on expansive terraced grounds, the property offers a private swimming pool with pool house, tennis court, and tranquil garden retreats.

A contemporary extension creates seamless indoor–outdoor living, with a statement kitchen-diner opening to sun-soaked terraces, outdoor kitchen, and pizza oven.

Private pathways leads down towards the beaches and harbour, while evening sunsets can be savoured from the veranda. A truly rare coastal sanctuary for memorable gatherings.

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Opening to guests for the first time, Shorelands is a rare coastal home that feels both special and unassuming. The sea views are striking, the spaces generous, and the beach only a short walk away — making it ideal for relaxed gatherings with family and friends. What sets it apart is the balance it strikes: private, expansive grounds with a quiet sense of retreat, yet close to the beach and the characterful independent shops nearby.

Emily Lyle

Property Manager

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Bembridge

Bembridge itself is a very special place, a quintessential coastal village steeped in maritime history, with the iconic windmill and Palmerston batteries nearby. It is also the perfect base from which to explore the Isle of Wight, whether on foot or by bike, with endless coastal paths and cycle routes leading you through some of the island’s most beautiful scenery.