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Nettlecombe Farm, Isle of Wight

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Nettlecombe Farm Self Catering



Nettlecombe Farm has been in the Morris family for over a century, and you'll still meet us around the farm today. In the heart of the rolling Isle of Wight countryside, our farm is at the top of a quiet lane half a mile from the sleepy village of Whitwell. Surrounded by green fields and lakes, our luxurious self-catering holiday accommodation is not only safe and comfortable for visitors of all ages and abilities, it's also the perfect base to explore the farm with its friendly animals - or the Islands wider countryside and scenic coastline.

Visitors are welcome to explore the farm and meet the animals, and there's plenty of fun to be had at any time of the year. In the Rickyard there is a wide variety of livestock to make friends with - usually chickens, geese, turkeys, pigs, goats, rabbits and even our reindeer ‘Comet & Dancer’. In springtime orphan lambs sometimes need feeding with milk, which can be messy but is always popular! When the kids need to let off steam there is a range of grassed play areas, toddlers play equipment, a big Wendy house, our fabulous wooden tractor and a rustic climbing play facility. For the older children there is a sports area ideal for all sorts of games and football. Our three fully-stocked fishing lakes and of course the farm and nearby countryside is full of places to explore, walk and cycle, and Nettlecombe is a dog-friendly farm too. You might be tempted to enjoy some relaxing yoga at one of our sessions in the modern function barn.


The Barn and Stables


Wren (sleeps three to four)
Converted milking parlour
One level: Ground floor
Total area: 620 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
One bedroom
Full details on main website		Robin (sleeps five)
Converted grain storage barn
Two levels: Ground floor & first floor
Total area: 880 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Two bedrooms
Full details on main website
Heron (sleeps six)
Converted stable block
One level: Ground floor
Total area: 1,000 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Three bedrooms (One en-suite)
Full details on main website		Swallow (sleeps ten)
Converted milking parlour
One level: Ground floor (small number of steps)
Total area: 1,400 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Four bedrooms
Full details on main website


The Cottages

Corner Cottage(sleeps eight)
Stunning stone cottage
Two levels: Ground floor & first floor
Total area: 1,200 (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Four bedrooms
Full details on main website		 Forge Cottage (sleeps three)
Converted blacksmiths forge
One level: Ground floor
Total area: 620 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Two bedrooms
Full details on main website

The Farmhouse
Oats (sleeps four)
Converted farmhouse property
One level: Ground floor
Total area: 600 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Two bedrooms
Full details on main website		 Barley (sleeps six)
Converted farmhouse property
One level: Ground floor
Total area: 660 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Two bedrooms
Full details on main website
Wheat (sleeps eight)
Converted farmhouse property
One level: First floor
Total area: 950 sq ft (approx)
Fully self-contained with own entrance
Three bedrooms
Full details on main website

Fishing

If you enjoy fishing then you should take advantage of our three lakes that are located a 150 yard stroll down the lane, which is also accessible by car. These man made but now wholly naturalised lakes cover an area of one and a half acres and are well-stocked with carp, roach and tench of various sizes. The largest recorded fish caught from these lakes to date was a 20lb carp caught by a 12 year old boy.

Yearly, double figures are caught. As well as being a peaceful place to pass the time and admire the beautiful scenery the lakes offer something to anglers of all abilities; good sport for the experienced angler and simply a chance to catch fish for the novice.

Guests staying at Nettlecombe Farm can fish free of charge, and the lakes are also open to the public for a daily 'per rod' charge of £5.00.


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