Island Holiday Homes is the premier self-catering holiday accommodation agency based on the Isle of Wight. Based locally on the Island are here to help you find your perfect holiday home to share with family and friends from where to explore and enjoy our beautiful Island with its miles of sandy beaches, unspoilt coastline, stunning scenery, historic attractions, and a varied range of events to suit all. Travel to the Island with your car and book your return car ferry tickets via Island Holiday Homes at discounted rates We look forward to welcoming you to the Isle of Wight.

6 BEDROOMS - SLEEPS 13 Ferry travel included for 1 car. Downedge is approached via its own private driveway to a large turning circle with plenty of space for cars to park. Inside, the accommodation includes six bedrooms, four bathrooms, four reception rooms. The mature gardens are totally secluded with a lovely deck area for enjoying meals 'al fresco'. It is the perfect house and perfect location to enjoy all the Isle of Wight has to offer.

Brading Town Brading is located on the East side of the Isle of Wight a few miles from Ryde, and is one of the Island’s oldest towns. The town many years ago formed a major port on the Isle of Wight, before the area was fully reclaimed in the late 19th Century, and there are still many signs of its previous history visible today. Much of the interesting architecture through the heart of the town is original, with some beautiful cottages and buildings on show. Many of the things to do in Brading are related to the town’s rich history and past. Explore the pretty Norman church of St Mary’s, to the rear of which stands the charming Old Town Hall. In the grounds outside the new town hall there is an iron bullring that was historically used to secure a bull whilst it was rather gruesomely baited by dogs as part of a traditional celebration. On the outskirts of the town the Brading Roman Villa offers good insight into some of the many relics that have been found from the Roman period in the area, and the Villa site sits within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The restored railway station buildings and signal box at Brading Station are also well worth a visit, as their shop and tearoom also houses the Brading tourist information point. The Brading Downs provide some of the most spectacular views across the Isle of Wight looking out across Culver Down and Sandown Bay, making the area very popular for walking and exploring. Places to eat in Brading You'll find a great variety of places to eat in Brading and the surrounding areas. See the list below for a list of yummy food locations, from pubs to cafes and restaurants to takeaways - there are plenty of places to visit for refreshments and a bite to eat! If you’re staying in or visiting Brading, you’ll want to fill up again after a long day - and Brading has plenty of opportunities to refuel. The town is served by the Island Line railway, with direct connections to Wightlink - allowing...