Classic Cottages, Isle of Wight We’ve got over 200-holiday cottages matching your search on the Isle of Wight. Classic Cottages have been the independent holiday cottage specialists for over 40 years. Still, run and owned by the founding family, we pride ourselves on our local expertise across the South and West From family-sized homes with sea views to chic couples’ boltholes, there’s something for every holiday on the Isle of Wight. We cater for all types of break. Your four-legged friends are very welcome in our dog-friendly properties on the Island and on local beaches depending on the time of year. We also have baby friendly properties with those extra things to make your holiday a little bit easier; a high chair, a stair gate, some properties even include a cot. For a little bit of extra luxury why not stay in a holiday let with a swimming pool or hot tub. Weekend warriors might like to look at our properties for short breaks to squeeze in a holiday. Classic Cottages is a leading holiday cottage letting agent in the South and West of England. With over 1000 properties across Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire and, most recently, on the Isle […]

West Standen Farm, Isle of Wight Sally and Edwin invite you to stay on their 350-acre working farm. Idyllically set into the side of St Georges Down enjoying rural views with an abundance of farm animals and wildlife. The Stable and Carriage house are both fully equipped to provide space and comfort in a central location less than a mile from the county town of Newport allowing easy access to all parts of the Island. We are ideally located within walking distance to Carisbrooke Castle, the Isle of Wight Festival at Seaclose Park and Eklectica at Robin Hill. Adults and Children alike can experience farm animals – there is always something that needs feeding. Due to this being a working farm, we regret, no pets, please. The Farm We run a heard of  Aberdeen Angus cows, they calve February to May. The calves suckle their mothers and graze on the grassland right through to the autumn when they are weaned and brought in to be wintered in the barns.  We keep a few pigs and a few sheep around the farm, from the springtime we usually have lambs to bottle feed`. We also have Shetland ponies, goats and chickens. The Carriage […]