St Lawrence, Isle of Wight

Old Bank End Farm is a coastal holiday accommodation complex comprising three converted stone cottages, two yurts, barns and paddock land across approximately 2.55 acres. The cottages are configured as a four-bedroom unit, a two-bedroom unit and a one-bedroom unit, each with kitchen and bathroom facilities. The larger cottage also has a dining hall and vaulted first-floor living room, while the other two include living areas opening towards terraces or a glazed room. The cottages are subject to holiday-let restrictions and cannot be occupied as a main residence. Two yurts provide seasonal accommodation, with shower rooms and kitchen facilities nearby. The wider site includes a games room, agricultural buildings, indoor play areas, storage, a former farmyard courtyard and outdoor seating areas. A stone barn has a partially dilapidated roof; the listing says it previously had consent for conversion to another holiday unit, but any future works or use would depend on the necessary consents being renewed or obtained. The property is offered with mains water, electricity and gas, plus private drainage via a treatment plant. The site is described as a short walk from Orchard Bay, with southerly sea views and access to the coastal path. The vendor-retained land arrangements include access rights along the lane, and the listing says a separate private path over land retained by the vendors is expected to cease after the sale. Buyers will need to check the holiday-use restrictions, access arrangements, condition of the outbuildings and the scope of any permissions as part of their assessment.