Corner Cottage is just 200 yards from the sea at Totland Bay. It has a lounge/diner and galley kitchen downstairs and one bedroom and bathroom upstairs. It has a beautifully sunny aspect and has an allocated parking space. There is a convenience store just a couple of hundred yards away which is open every day until 10 pm. The property is fully furnished and has complimentary wi-fi throughout. Linen and towels are provided. The property benefits from a small garden that is perfect for enjoying a drink in as you watch the sun go down. The kitchen has a large fridge/freezer, slim dishwasher and a washer machine. Cooking facilities include a gas hob, electric single oven and microwave. There is a kettle and a Tassimo coffee pod machine. The lounge/diner has a sofa, TV, DVD player and a dining table and two chairs. The bedroom has a king-size bed with feather/down bedding. This can be changed to synthetic if required. An iron and ironing board are provided. There is a useful welcome information folder which will help you get to grips with the area and we are always available via phone or text to answer any questions you might have.

Jean-Pierre and Sarah look forward to welcoming you To Totland Bay. They have lots of experience looking after guests having run their own small hotel for nearly 20 years. Both Jean-Pierre and Sarah can be reached on their mobiles if guests need anything.

The very pretty Totland Bay is just a 200 metre walk away with its recently renovated pier and often spectacular sunsets. The popular beach, part sand and part shingle, attracts swimmers and many water sports. Cyclists have some interesting and varied routes around the Island and we can store cycles safely if required. The area around Corner Cottage is superb for walkers and dog owners with many miles of coastal and downland walks to explore. The Needles Landmark Attraction and historic Old Battery are just under two miles away. The pretty, historic harbour town of Yarmouth is just 2.5 miles away and offers an abundance of places to eat and drink as well as the Wightlink ferry crossing to Lymington in the New Forest.