Stonewood Gate, St. Helens, Ryde, Isle Of Wight, PO33

This immaculately presented, well-appointed, modern style 3 bedroom town house, built as part of a new development in 2012, is located in a quiet cul de sac just off the sought after location of Field Lane, St Helens. The property has a smart and sophisticated design scheme throughout with modern & tasteful decor and flooring, and is ready for immediate occupation. The amenities of nearby Ryde are just a short drive away & main bus routes within walking distance. This family home is presented in immaculate order by the current owner and consists of a large lounge/diner, fully integrated modern fitted kitchen, featuring solid wood work surfaces, & downstairs WC on the ground floor, two good size bedrooms with built in large storage cupboards, & modern family bathroom, on the first floor, & then a large master bedroom with spacious en suite on the top floor. Spectacular country views are enjoyed from both the first & second floor bedrooms. To the side of the property is a driveway for 2 cars & to the rear is a lovely enclosed patio & garden, laid to lawn, that enjoys a sunny aspect. The house comes with modern double glazing & gas central heating & is very light airy. This would make an ideal family home or even a holiday home with the local beach at 'The Duver' or the harbour at Bembridge just a 10 minute stroll away. The village of St Helens was voted the best large village on the Island in 2015 and is famed for having the largest Village Green in the Country. The house is only a short walk down to St Helens quay and the causeway across the old tidal inner mill pond to the sand dunes of the Duver and family friendly beaches where there is a beach restaurant. The small but vibrant village of St Helens has its own village shop incorporating the Post Office and coffee shop, two churches, two restaurants, a pub that serves food and an antiquarian bookshop. St Helens is located midway between the popular East Wight sailing centres of Seaview and Bembridge overlooking the Solent where there are excellent mooring facilities and yacht clubs. There is also a small marina and yacht club at Brading Haven at the head of Bembridge Harbour and adjacent to St Helens Quay. Cowes and Yarmouth are within easy reach for yachtsmen. St Helens has good bus service that links into the Island network at Ryde, Sandown and Newport. There are extensive transport connections with the mainland from Ryde with its hovercraft and catamaran passenger services to and from Portsmouth and a car ferry from Fishbourne. There are also passenger and car ferry services between Cowes and Southampton and between Yarmouth and Lymington. There are many footpaths around St Helens that lead down to Seaview, Priory Hotel at Nettlestone, the sandy beaches at Seagrove and Priory Bays, and off St Helens Duver which is owned by the National Trust, the bird sanctuary and beach, Brading Haven and Bembridge Harbour. There are excellent shops and restaurants in Bembridge and the surrounding ancient downland countryside includes an ancient windmill, extensive sea views from Culver and Brading Downs that provide delightful opportunities for walkers, artists, photographers, cyclists and birdwatchers as well as all the other interesting and entertaining attractions that the Isle of Wight has to offer both for adults and children.