Places to visit in Adgestone - ISLE OF WIGHT

ADGESTONE - EAST WIGHT

Adgestone isle of Wight

Adgestone is a hamlet in East Wight, less than 2 miles as the crow flies from Sandown on the east coast. There are fabulous views over the east coast from a view point on the Upper Adgestone Road, also known as the Quiet Road. Anyone who appreciates nature, wild flowers and lovely views should walk or cycle this peaceful and narrow rural road. See pink and white rambling roses and honeysuckle growing through the hedgerows and swifts darting overhead during the summer.

Brading Butterfly Walk on Adgestone Quiet RoadFollow the Adgestone Quiet Road eastwards and you will come to a gate for the Brading Butterfly Walk on your right. You may wish to take a detour to spot butterflies at this point or to continue down Adgestone Quiet Road until it reaches Adgestone Vineyard. Do take a look at the wild flowers growing at the vineyard's entrance, there are some rare species there. Perhaps phone in advance and arrange a wine tasting session and purchase a bottle or two of wine to take back to your holiday cottage. The narrow lane left at the junction is called Sheep Lane and it's very easy to imagine farmers driving a flock sheep down the lane for shearing.

Adgestone is a beautiful place for a self-catering country holiday on the Isle of Wight. The camping and caravanning club have a camp site there and there are plenty of country cottages near Adgestone to rent for a few days or a week. The nearest railway stations are Brading and Sandown.

BRADING ROMAN VILLA

Brading Roman Villa

Brading Roman Villa is literally down the road from Adgestone. It is a museum with very well preserved mosaic floors, interactive displays and a cafe.

The visitor centre caters for visitors of all ages, school trips are welcome plus there are regular events and film shows.

Tel: 01983 406223, GPS PO36 0PH

 

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ADGESTONE VINEYARD

adgestone vineyardAdgestone is a very small vineyard where it is possible to sample a few wines. Cream teas are also served.

Do not expect more than a self-guided tour. More of a place to stop for a rest and tea whilst exploring.

Tel: 01983 402503 , GPS PO36 0ES

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OTHER PLACES TO VISIT NEAR ADGESTONE

stop for tea in BradingBrading one and a half miles away is the nearest town. It has a doll and toy museum that may be of interest.

Do take a walk on Brading Down for some of the best views on the island.

Self-caterers may find it a convenient place to stop for its post office, fish and chip shop, supermarket, tea rooms and pubs.

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