Trelawney Lodge

Seaview

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Seaview

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Sleeps 10

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5 bedrooms

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3 bathrooms

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Trelawny Lodge is one of Seaview’s quietly historic homes, an 1880s cottage that has been part of the village’s story for generations. Set amongst narrow streets just a short walk from the water, it offers sea views, generous outdoor space, and an easy rhythm of life that suits both long summer holidays and bracing weekend escapes.

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Inside, three double bedrooms and two twins sleep up to ten guests, with an ensuite principal room, family bathroom, and a recently added downstairs shower and loo. The rooms retain their original cottage proportions, giving the house its cosy feel, while the sitting areas are designed for lazy mornings, family suppers, and evenings spent planning the next day’s adventure.

The front garden is a true gathering place, a wide lawn for children to play or adults to sit with a book and watch the ships pass. With off-street parking for two cars and Seaview’s beaches, sailing clubs, cafés and pubs only a few minutes away on foot, Trelawny Lodge combines history, space, and seaside charm in one relaxed setting.

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Step inside Trelawny Lodge and discover a home designed for relaxed coastal living. The ground floor opens with a welcoming hallway leading to two sitting rooms: one with soft sofas perfect for quiet reading or morning coffee, the other made for family games and easy conversation after a day at the beach.

At the heart of the house is a newly refurbished kitchen, where traditional shaker cabinetry, stone worktops, and oak parquet floors bring timeless style to this practical space. A generous dining table gathers everyone together for breakfast feasts or seafood suppers. From here, French doors lead to a wonderfully sheltered patio — a warm suntrap by late afternoon and the ideal spot for long, candle-lit dinners outdoors.

A comfortable double bedroom with ensuite sits on this level, offering privacy for grandparents or guests, while a separate new shower room and WC are perfect for post-swim rinses. A utility area keeps beach towels and sandy shoes out of the way, ensuring the house stays as easy to manage as it is to enjoy.

Bed 5 Double with En Suite Shower Room
1 x WC
1 X Sitting Room
1 X Kitchen Sitting Room
1 X Utility Room

Upstairs, four light-filled bedrooms continue the house’s characterful charm. At the front, a king and a twin room enjoy wonderful sea views — the kind you’ll want to wake early for just to watch the ships crossing the Solent. The king room has a playful touch: a hidden wash basin tucked inside the wardrobe, a quirk that always delights new guests.

Towards the rear, you’ll find a peaceful double bedroom and a second twin, making this floor ideal for children or extra guests. A well-sized family bathroom serves these rooms, keeping mornings simple when the house is full.

Throughout the first floor, the original proportions of the 1880s cottage remain, giving the bedrooms a cosy, restful feel. With windows that frame either the sea or the village rooftops, it’s easy to feel connected to the pace of life outside while enjoying the privacy of your own space.

Bed 1 Twin
Bed 2 Twin
Bed 3 King
Bed 4 Double

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Life here moves at a wonderfully relaxed pace. From Trelawny Lodge, you’re only a few minutes’ stroll from Seaview’s sandy beaches, sailing clubs, and welcoming pubs, perfect for morning swims, rock-pooling at low tide, or watching the yachts sweep through the Solent.

A little further along the coast, Ryde offers a livelier scene with its traditional pier, bowling alley, arcades, and a line-up of summer events, from carnivals to the famous scooter rally. Its independent shops and cafés make it easy to while away an afternoon, and there are fast links to the mainland via the hovercraft or Wightlink catamaran, ideal if you want to bring friends down for the weekend.

Whether you spend your days exploring the coast on foot, trying your hand at paddleboarding, or simply sitting in the garden watching the ships go by, this is the kind of place that makes you slow down, switch off, and settle in.