Nettlecombe Fam Holiday Cottages

Nettlecombe Farm has been farmed by the same family for over a century, situated in the rolling Isle of Wight countryside, the farm offers guests the chance to immerse themselves in country life, by staying in one of their nine award winning, dog friendly self catering properties.

The accommodation is split between Converted barns, previous farm cottages and the farm house.
With four converted barns to stay in, Wren sleeps three in one bedroom, Robin five in two bedrooms, Heron sleeping six guests in three rooms and finally Swallow barn sleeping ten in four room.
Two cottages, corner cottage sleeping eight guests in four rooms, and forge cottage sleeping three in two rooms.
Nettlecombe has three farm houses, these are larger than the cottages. Oats farm house sleeps four in two bedrooms, Barley six in three rooms, and Wheat farm house, sleeping eight in three bedrooms.
Whichever accommodation guests choose to stay in, they will enjoy comfortable and bright spaces, with all the features to make a real home from home. The properties are a mix between one storey and two storey, making them accessible to all.

Guests staying at Nettlecombe Farm are invited to explore the farm and meet the animals, independently or during a farm feeding tour. The farm offers a wide variety of animals to make friends with including, sheep, goats, pigs, geese, chickens, giant rabbits, donkeys, a Shetland pony, two alpacas, reindeer and even an emu!
Guests can also enjoy three coarse fishing lakes, yoga and pilates classes run from Nettlecombe Farm.

The rural setting if Nettlecombe is quiet and secluded, but it’s easy to use the farm as a base to explore the beautiful island. Explore Queen Victoria’s country retreat at Osborne House, see where King Charles I was imprisoned at Carisbrooke Castle, or just marvel at the spectacular Needles. Beaches are especially easy to reach from Nettlecombe Farm, from the dramatic shoreline at Compton to the miles of golden sands and seaside amusements at Sandown and Shanklin.