Tiny houses in Wight

The Little Rose Pod.

Located on the outskirts of Newport "The Little Rose Pod" is the ideal base to start from if you want to explore the beautiful Isle of Wight or just get cozy and settle in and enjoy this romantic, rustic space that The Little Rose Pod has to offer. The area is quiet and peaceful and just a stones throw away from the main town and bus station, as well as being a short walk away from the historic Carisbrooke Castle and many picturesque cycle paths that lead to beautiful beaches and seaside towns.

Snug accommodation next to a working Steam Railway

Uniquely situated adjacent to Havenstreet Steam Railway (Free Entry), Station Snug offers a warm welcome to those visiting the beautiful Isle of Wight. You really couldn't be staying closer to the steam action & will love all the chuffs, toots and engine sounds that fill the air. Perfect for walkers, birdwatchers, cyclists and horse riders too! Guests will enjoy exclusive use of their own Snug space in a sensitively renovated brick building with en-suite, lounge/kitchenette & pretty courtyard.

Self Contained Peaceful Log Cabin for two

May 25 - “Shanklin tops SUNSHINE ranking” Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac on the outskirts of Shanklin, a unique, secluded Log Cabin for ONE or TWO ADULTS or Parent/Child with secure/entry. It's a short, walk into town, offering shops, pubs, restaurants, takeaways, theatre, supermarkets, beach & the 'Old Village & Chine'. The Cabin offers a bijou studio style layout, with a standard size double bed, well equipped kitchenette, TV, WiFi, fridge/freezer, en-suite shower & terrace with gas BBQ.

The Beech Hut - secluded corner in Ryde

Beautifully appointed Beech Hut, ideal for a secluded staycation. Named after the beech hedge next to it, through which the sea can be seen! Comfortable lounge, kitchen bar area. Double bedroom plus en-suite with toilet and large shower. Private outside decking area with garden furniture. Parking bay at the front of the main house. Beautiful, sandy Ryde beach is within walking distance plus all the amenities Ryde provides. Close to the Hover, Catamaran and the Portsmouth/ Fishbourne Ferry.

Tiny home-garden cabin near Freshwater Bay

The Bird Hide is ideal for singles or couples (max 2 people) interested in exploring the local area with its own garden and separate access. A comfortable king size bed, seating area and with it's own dining and inbuilt kitchen, it offers all you need for a short stay. It has a separate bathroom, as well as on outside decking area to catch the evening sun. The Bird Hide is 5 minutes walk from Freshwater Bay, even closer to footpaths to the Downs and the local village via the SSSI trail.

The Pod

The Pod is a unique space, a few minutes walk from Colwell Bay, and the popular HUT restaurant!It is a wooden structure, full of character nestled within our garden which has a ‘fort wall’ around it, dating back to 1863. The Pod is self contained with a kitchen, bathroom, living area and mezzanine bedroom,which is at the top of a uniquely hand crafted paddle staircase (not suitable for children or anyone with mobility concerns) Also available to use is our garden and outdoor seating.…

The Bolthole, Sunny garden annexe.

The Bolthole is a beautiful, cosy self catering annexe, located in an area of outstanding natural beauty. A well behaved dog is welcome (Supplementary fees apply) Situated on the Squirrel Trail/Cycle path. Ideal for walkers/cyclists or anyone looking for a peaceful retreat. Private secure south facing garden with BBQ, patio area and outdoor seating area. Free parking. Free WiFi. A 10 minute walk to the famous Shanklin Old Village and the chine and a further 10 minutes to the beach.

The Hikers' Hut, clifftop view on the Coastal Path

The Hikers' Hut at Highcliff, is a magical timber hut with stunning sea views over the east coast of the Isle of Wight. Situated on the cliff edge 100m above the shoreline between Shanklin and Ventnor, the famous Isle of Wight Coastal Path is at the front gate. The Hut borders a National Trust field and is a perfect cabin for hikers, bird watchers, beach goers and nature lovers. With its own separate entrance and garden, it sits in the apple orchard of Highcliff Estate, Luccombe.

‘Smugglers’ quirky hideaway

Smugglers was once an old stable attached to the back of our house. It’s still linked to the house, but is self contained. It’s unusual shapes and fixtures make it very quirky and would suit people that like something a bit different. There is a main double bed and a mezzanine deck ideal for relaxing on. The little kitchen allows you to stay in and cook for yourself if you fancy a cozy night in. The courtyard in front of smugglers can be used for bbq’s if the weather is kind!

TINY: up the unnamed, parallel to Coastguard Lane

Special Offer for longer bookings. Tiny: the Bedroom transforms into a Dayroom. 5 mins walk to the Beach, Caves, and Chalk Cliffs of Afton & Tennyson Down. Walk to The Needles for tea in The Old Battery Fort, or along the River Yar to Yarmouth. Nearby Museums: Dimbola/Faringford/The Needles Forts/ Yarmouth Castle. Nearby Tearooms/Cafés/Pub/Restaurant/Travelling Wood-fired Pizza Van/Bus Pub. Orchards Shop/Tesco for supplies. Bus stops at road-end for visiting the island.

Seaside style cabin in central Cowes

'The Cabin' sits in the heart of West Cowes, tucked away behind the high street. Very compact (and very cute!), the space is kitted out in classic holiday home style. Two bedrooms and a sofa bed. Shower room. Decked garden with dining table, BBQ and outdoor sofas. Free parking space nearby. Fast broadband (free), digital TV with DVD, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave. Welcome breakfast for first day included. Good for families but steep steps to access. Book today!

Emma’s Hut. Close to ferry. Own space

Emma’s Hut is a light and airy self contained bedroom with ensuite shower room and separate area with catering facilities. We are only 20 minutes drive from the Needles and even closer to Freshwater Bay and minutes from the Coastal Path. The historic town of Yarmouth has a great choice of places to eat, a Grade 2 listed pier a castle and fabulous views across the Solent. The ferry comes into Yarmouth from Lymington and is a short walk up the hill to our home.