Cottage holidays Isle of Wight

Loverstone

Loverstone is a small farming hamlet near to the central area of the Isle of Wight. The hamlet is less than 5 miles away from the county town of Newport, meaning that all of the exciting amenities and activities that can be found on the island are close by. Nothing is too far from Loverstone due to its central location, and everything is either a half hour drive away or less. If wishing to experience farming life on the Isle of Wight then a visit to Loverstone Farm is an essential activity. Seeing how farmers work from day to day on this charming farm is both educational and exciting, and definitely worth the visit if you are in the area.

Staying in Loverstone is a great idea for those who wish to have a self-catering cottage holiday, as there are plenty of them in the hamlet and the surrounding villages. With fully-equipped kitchens, stylish furnishings and incredible spa Jacuzzis, renting a cottage on the Isle of Wight is a great way to experience this beautiful island with your loved one on a romantic break away, and Loverstone is serene and pretty, making it a perfect choice for such a holiday.

Places to visit near Loverstone

The village of Chillerton is on Loverstone’s doorstep, and this farming community also has its own vibe about it. In Chillerton Down, tourists can visit the incomplete Iron Age Fort that is located upon a sharp cliff looking over the village, or just gaze at the splendid scenery and breathe in the fresh country air. Chillerton is also home to the Isle of Wight transmission station which is used to communicate radio and TV to the island.

As Newport is only a ten minute drive from Loverstone and is one of the most bustling and busier areas of the Isle of Wight, it makes a brilliant day trip. There is a lot to do in Newport, from shopping down the popular high street to sitting by the river and watching the boats sail by. There is also a couple of museums to have a look in, such as the Classic Boat Museum which gives a fascinating insight into the island’s maritime history through artefacts, exhibitions and photography, and is wonderful for those with an avid interest in seafaring life.

Loverstone is a delightful farming hamlet and is perfect for those wishing to sample the quieter life on the Isle of Wight.