Just one mile from Yarmouth, The Savoy is located in one of the most sought after areas on the Island.

Surrounded by the gentle hills of Tennyson Down and with close proximity to several beaches, The Savoy has been built to provide owners and guests with a relaxing, yet thoroughly invigorating holiday life-style.

Whether you choose to purchase a one, two or three bedroom cottage, all are built in a clean and contemporary New England style. The interiors have been finished to an extraordinarily high standard, giving a clean feel with décor colours reminiscent of the landscape and sea beyond.

At The Savoy you can enjoy an early morning sauna or an invigorating swim, a siesta on the lawn or cocktails and a barbecue on your terrace. You’ll soon find your perfect Savoy day. But however you spend your time here, we are sure of one thing – you will find it addictive.

Whatever you or your letting guests need from a holiday - the Isle of Wight will deliver.

If you are a sailor or just like messing about in boats, or maybe want to learn to sail, the Island’s world renowned waters will not disappoint. The après sail can match the pace on the water or can be simply relaxing. It is your choice.

If you’re a walker, you’ll find the coastline breathtaking and the countryside’s endless bridle ways and footpaths are the perfect way to soak up the charms of the Island’s outstanding natural beauty.

Families with young children will love the Island’s stunning beaches, a mix of safe sandy coves and shingle bays rich in fossils and shells. Many of the Island’s beaches have the coveted Blue Flag status.

Food connoisseurs will be spoilt for choice – whether it’s traditional old pubs, modern brasseries or gourmet restaurants, serving the best in local produce. Yarmouth is particularly noted for its culinary choice and quality.

History buffs can step back in time to explore the Island’s fascinating past – taking in Roman villas, Carisbrooke Castle, Queen Victoria’s Summer Palace at Osbourne House and nearer to hand – Yarmouth Castle.

There is always something happening on the Isle of Wight. The famous music festivals, the international yachting regattas, power boat racing, extreme sports, air races, and many summer carnivals. The Island’s events calendar is full throughout the year.

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