The George Hotel is a 17th Century townhouse enjoying a spectacular location nestling on the water’s edge between the castle and pier in the bustling harbour town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. This magnificent building is steeped in history and was once home to the most noteworthy of the Island’s Governors, Sir Robert Holmes who often entertained King Charles II. The stunning Italian-inspired beachfront garden, with historic olive trees and driftwood clad beach bar Alfresco dining at its best.

Designed to provide the ultimate seaside retreat, our newly refurbished luxury 7-bedroom house in Freshwater, is a must try for groups of friends or family looking to enjoy a comfortable and relaxing break on the Isle of Wight. The spacious house is superbly furnished with uncompromisingly characterful interiors by the renowned global designer, Andrew Martin. The Property at a Glance: Sleeps up to 14 guests (additional z beds available on request for Under-12’s); Family and Friends Retreat; Excellent for Special Occasions; Seven Bedrooms; Family Bathroom with walk-in Double Shower; Large Open Plan Drawing Room with Bar, Remote-controlled Gas Fire and French Doors opening on to sun deck; Large Dining Room comfortably seating 14, with serving area and wine fridges; State of the art fully-furnished kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, dishwasher, coffee machine, champagne cooler fridge, and Quooker boiling/purified water on tap; Snug with 75” TV equipped with Chroma Cast for Sky and Netflix; Study; Enclosed courtyard with grassed area; 2 Downstairs WC; Boot Room with Washing Machine and Tumble Drier; Wi-Fi; White 5* towels and linens Outside Dining Area

It’s location in Freshwater Village, West Wight, just 3 miles away from The George Hotel in Yarmouth, has been named “one of the coolest places to move to in the UK” according to The Times list 2022. Southerly, is just a stone’s throw away from the spectacular Freshwater Bay, easily recognised by its chalk cliffs and its imposing “Stag” and “Mermaid” rocks that sit on the edge of the coast, a photographer’s dream. Its stunning pebble beach is a popular spot all year round for swimming, walking and boating. Freshwater is a key destination for any visit to the Isle of Wight, categorised as “for the new Sloane Rangers”, the Times announced the PO40 postcode, otherwise known as Freshwater among the trendiest places to be in the country. It offers a wide range of activities and opportunities for all ages. Tennyson down monument is a lovely walk to one of the highest vantage points on the island. Freshwater also offers a fantastic seaside links-style 18-hole golf course with spectacular views of the Solent and a friendly, relaxed club house. Northerly, there is the beautiful sandy Colwell bay and Totland bay, both ideal for swimming and water sports.