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UPDATE - Tapnell Manor is open during lockdown for essential stays.

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Impressive Self Catering Manor.

Big enough to sleep the largest of families but equally cosy and welcoming; Tapnell Manor has the rustic appeal of an old farmhouse. Set between two farms, with views to Tennyson Down and the Solent you will find yourself surrounded by natural beauty.

Inside the house there are plenty of rooms for guests to spread out: a games room for the more active, and plenty of open fires for the more relaxed. The farmhouse has 10 bedrooms: 6 doubles, 1 triple, 1 twin,1 family room with a double and twin and 1 nursery with cot and put up single. Other features include a welcoming kitchen with an Aga and a relaxed eating area, a conservatory with breath-taking views and a beautiful beamed dining room. Outside, in the enchanting garden there's room to roam, with ponds, ornaments and a wide assortment of flora and fauna to entertain the greenest of fingers.

Easily accessible by ferry, the house is 10 minutes' drive from the sailing hub of Yarmouth and 10 minutes in the other direction to the open expanses of Compton beach.

OTHER FARM ACCOMMODATION:

* Tom's Eco Lodge - Award-winning Tom’s Eco Lodge takes glamping to the next level with 5 beautiful Safari Tents, 2 Wooden Cabins, 2 Modulogs, 2 Pods and 5 Geodesic Domes – all nestled away in the glorious surroundings of Tapnell Farm.Stunning sea views, space to roam and sandy beaches nearby, create the perfect farm stay for an adventurous family holiday, relaxing group get-together or even a romantic hideaway. 

* Dairyman's Cottage - this cottage sleeps up to 10 (8+2) and is the perfect for a family or groups. The cottage is situated on Tapnell Farm which boasts spectacular views over the west of the Isle of Wight towards Tennyson downs and Freshwater Bay.

* East Afton Farmhouse - sleeps up to 19, this impressive 1700s farmhouse with adjoining holiday annex, is located next to an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the site of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival.