STYLE | Property


I Ivy Cottage unites the past and the present in a stunning family home


PERIOD CHARM AND MODERN COMFORT AT Ivy Cottage


Enjoy the best of both worlds in this well-modernised village home, situated just minutes from the beach


vy Cottage, in the village of Brook, originated in the Victorian era and has been extended over its history. Its recent high quality refurbishment has created


a wonderful family home that expertly blends period features with contemporary comfort and styling.


The stunning rear garden forms the focal point for the principal living rooms, with a south-facing terrace accessed from the both the garden room and sitting room. Major projects such as roof replacement and window renewal have been completed in the last ten years, alongside the installation of stylish kitchen and bathrooms.


Ground floor accommodation includes the open-plan kitchen/living room, a study, garden room, sitting room, cloakroom and utility room. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a dressing room, which could easily be converted into a fifth bedroom. The house is set in a wonderful south facing garden making for an attractive and secluded setting.


The south-facing terrace makes the most of Island sunshine


Clean and elegant design creates an attractive open plan kitchen and dining space


Viewing by appointment with Spence Willard. Contact the Cowes office on 01983 200880 or email cowes@spencewillard.co.uk


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The property is situated in the attractive village of Brook in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, set between rolling downland providing wonderful walks with Brook beach around 600 metres to the south. There is direct access from the property to some of the Island’s most scenic coastal and country walks. Brook beach and the adjacent Compton beach are popular with swimmers, surfers and kite surfers and form part of the Island’s Heritage Coastline.


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