St Helens Sunspot

St Helens Sunspot is a three-bedroom house sleeping up to seven, arranged over two floors in the village of St Helens on the Isle of Wight. Downstairs has a living room with a feature fireplace, an open-plan kitchen and dining space with a full range of appliances, and a separate toilet. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a bunk room with a double on the bottom and single above, plus a shower room. The essentials—heating, electricity, linen, towels and wifi—are all included, and there is parking for two cars on the property.

The village sits close to St Helens Duver, a National Trust site of coastal dunes with views across the Solent, where regular walkers and nature spotters explore. The local beach is quieter than many on the island. Buses connect St Helens to Ryde, Seaview and Newport, and the village itself has pubs, cafés, a sailing club, a church and local shops. A back garden with sitting-out area overlooks countryside. One dog is welcome to stay at no extra cost. The property does not permit smoking.