Welcome to St Andrews.
The gorgeous open plan living space with the glass patio doors leading to the garden.
Original features give the property a unique style and feel. Light the fire for cosy evenings in.
Bedroom 6 is an impressive room with a double bed.
St Andrews is a beautiful converted church.
A lovely spot for a glass of your favourite tipple.
Dine around the grand dining-table situated in the open plan living-room with dining and kitchen areas.
The property is one of a kind. The perfect place for sociable evenings.
Plenty of space to cook up a feast.
The modern style kitchen adapts well with the historic building.
Lovely Bedroom 1 on the ground floor.
Bedroom 1 has a double bed.
Bedroom 2 is also on the ground floor.
With a cosy double bed.
Bedroom 3 is a lovely, spacious room on the ground floor.
There is a WC and wash-basin on the ground floor.
The gorgeous view from the family bathroom on the first floor.
And an en-suite wet room which can be accessed from the hallway.
Bedroom 4 is a double room on the first floor.
...also offering a single bed which can be accessed through a second door but shares the same space.
The single bed (please note there are no blinds on the skylights).
Bedroom 5 is a single room on the first floor.
Charming exposed beams and plenty of space.
The seating area in Bedroom 6.
The shower-room on the first floor.
The gorgeous family bathroom.
Welcome to St Andrews.  The Dragon sculpture in the hallway is full of character.
A lovely place to unwind.
The hot tub and decking area is a fabulous spot to relax with gorgeous views.
Enjoy the use of the hot tub and the fantastic views!
Enjoy the use of the sauna situated in the garden, a perfect place to relax after a long day exploring.
And relax...
Soak up the gorgeous countryside views under the summer sun.
There is a fenced off garden leading out from the rear of the building, ideal for the dogs to stay in view!
Idyllic.
There is private parking on the driveway for up to six cars.
Yarmouth town is a short drive away offering a range of shops, pubs, cafes and walking trails.
Capture those special moments to keep with you for memories to look back on.
Compton Bay is well known for its surfing waves.
Spend a day on the beach at Compton Bay, a dog-friendly beach on one side only.
Tapnell Farm is a fun filled day for all the family!
Tapnell Farm activities for everyone.
 St Catherine’s lighthouse.
Freshwater Bay in the winter sunshine.

St Andrews

4641

1.1 miles SW of Yarmouth / Sleeps 12 + cot*

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The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.

Nearest pub

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

A traditional cozy inn with an open fire and garden in summer. The blackboard menu changes daily and the pub has its own herb garden to accompany fresh local fish and meat. There are lots of lovely walks in the area so this is the perfect place to stop for refreshments. Dogs are welcome.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

July 2022

staff a bit harassed

The food was okay but average and still quite expensive for a pub

Nearest beach

Located in the west of the island this delightful family beach offers good car parking, easy access and a seaside cafe and shop. Access for disabled users is good and the beach is gently sloping sand and shingle. There is a lovely walk from here along the sea wall to Totland Beach but due to a recent landslip the pathway is currently closed. Dogs are allowed year round but only to the right of the slipway. There's no lifeguard cover here.

Nearest walk

Have a little pootle around the Western Yar Estuary on this east access walk. It's just under 4 miles long so will take up to two hours, but the IOW Ramblers have put together a lovely illustrated map to download for free with lots of interesting snippets.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

July 2021

Yar Ramble

Interesting walk along the Yar, then through woodland and farmland which took about one and a half to two hours. It was perfect for the dog and walkers and took in some lovely scenery.

Nearest town

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

On the north-west coast of the Isle of Wight, this bustling small town has lots to offer incuding the longest wooden pier in England dating back to 1875. You will also find some lovely cafes, an eclectic range of boutique shops, cobbled streets and a fabulous Tudor Castle. The Wightlink ferry arrives and departs to and from Lymington here and it's a great place to watch yachts and ships sail by.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

November 2022

So pretty

Pretty, lots of dog friendly cafes and pubs


Rated 5 out of 5 stars

June 2022

Yarmouth

We had amazing fish and chips on the beach here in the evening, 5 minutes drive from the house.
Lovely town to look around and fabulous ships to watch

Also nearby

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Check the tide times before you visit as at high tide there is very little beach. At low tide the beach is pebbly with some sand. A promenade goes through to Colwell Bay which is a nice walk with lovely views across to the mainland. There is a disused pier and other facilities are available including toilets and a restaurant. Dogs are not allowed from May until the end of September. No lifeguard cover is available here.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

July 2021

Totland Bay

A great beach for all the family and very quiet before the school term ended. When the tide is out there is plenty of sand, but once the tide comes in the beach is reduced considerably. There is still enough for access. The Waterfront restaurant serves excellent food and has wonderful views.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars

July 2019

Totland Bay

Children absolutely loved Totland Bay both at high and low tides and sunset. Rocky corner provided lots of excitement when watching for baby crash and Little fish.
Dog owners do walk dogs on the Beach thought, it is not too often but it does happen there are no signs about dogs not being allowed too. Some People arrive atTotland bay by boat with dogs too.
Overall beautiful beach with a lot of sand at low tide. Not very crowded and loved by children. Walk to The far left sidę to the peaceful atmosphere near National Trust park side.

A pretty bay with a sand and pebble beach nestled in between chalk cliffs. Located just to the east of Needles headland, the beach is popular but usually has ample space and facilities. Parking is available and dogs are not allowed from May until the end of September. There's no lifeguard cover here.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

September 2022

Freshwater bay

Shingle and sand beach. The pay


Rated 5 out of 5 stars

October 2019

Refreshing

We sat on the wall next to the short promenade, the air is so fresh, the sun was warm and the sea was noisy around this lovely bay crashing over nearby rocks and rushing up the beach. It was only 30 minutes but wonderful in October.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars

April 2017

If you visit at high tide, there's a good spot along the sea wall to jump off and go for a swim. At low tide the 'cabbage patch' of rocks appear, a great spot for rock pooling and exploring, but shoes are advised!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

The original station was transformed into a restaurant in 2014 and is now open for lunch and dinner throughout the year. This is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists and dogs are made very welcome. Give them a call for opening times before you go as they don't open every day during off season months.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

October 2017

Fantastic meal and a nice location for a bit of birdwatching

We had some great burgers and a delicious roast duck leg with a savoury waffle (loved the sauce too!) What a great location! Shame it was too cold for us to explore the wetlands and foreshore, however still managed to spot a few interesting birds on the way back to the town centre. Dogs are welcome too, which is a bonus, and they can even sample some "doggy treats"

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

If you're looking for a moderate 4 mile walk taking in the Needles then this is a good one to try. Start and finish in Totland with moderate climbing, dogs are welcome and it should take you around two and a half hours. Take a look at the National Trust website link for a detailed route.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

July 2019

Reason Warren walk

Beautiful easy walk, magnificent views.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Situated in a convenient location in the heart of the town this pub offers real ales, homemade food and open fires. Inglenook beams and quaint snugs makes the place feel nice and cosy. As for your pooch, well they are welcome too.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

July 2021

Good lunch spot

Good pub food in a friendly atmosphere

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