Whitecroft Park, Newport

Welcome to this fantastic apartment available to let! We're excited to introduce you to a property that radiates a peaceful and quiet ambiance, located in a prestigious upmarket gated development in a rural and tranquil setting just outside Newport, and an area of outstanding natural beauty. Ideal for families, couples, and sharers alike. This neutrally decorated home offers a sublime blend of comfort and style, with unique features such as high ceilings that add a touch of grandeur.

The property boasts a total of three bedrooms, including a master bedroom complemented by an en-suite for your convenience. The bedrooms provide ample space to create your ideal restful retreat.

The heart of the home, the kitchen, is a modern space equipped with up-to-date appliances, which makes meal preparation a joy. It will be the perfect spot to stir up a hearty meal after a long day or host a lively brunch over the weekend.

Additionally, the apartment offers a reception room where you can enjoy a relaxed evening with a good book or a lively chat with friends. The spaciousness throughout the flat ensures that you have plenty of room to decorate and personalize the space to your taste.

With two bathrooms, the morning rush will be a thing of the past. Plus, you'll be pleased to know that the property's EPC rating is 'C', making it energy-efficient and the council tax falls under band 'D'.

Last but not least, parking will never be a worry with this property as it includes a parking space. This truly is a gem located in a serene location, waiting for you to make it your home.

Gatcombe Manor has been named for its situation within the Parish of Gatcombe at the centre of the Isle of Wight, some three and a half miles south west of Newport.

As well as the usual mixture of houses, cottages and other private dwellings, Gatcombe is also home to the impressive private residence, Gatcombe House – the original incarnation of which was constructed by the Stur ( Estur) family and was noted in the Domesday book. The church of St Olave's, built next to the manor to serve as its chapel, was dedicated in 1292 and stands to this day.

Gatcombe is the perfect hideaway for those seeking rest and relaxation in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Surrounded by farmland, it lies in a valley at foot of the downs' richly wooded hillsides and provides an excellent base for exploring the countryside – why not take a gentle stroll along the bridle path passing the old water mill, or to neighbouring villages such as Chillerton and Rookley and really benefit from all this charming area has to offer.