1 / 24Jobsons Cottage
Niton, Isle of Wight
A charming thatched cottage for six in the countryside at Niton, with original flagstones and beams, a hot tub, an enclosed garden and two dogs welcome.
Rolling farmland surrounds Jobsons Cottage, an enchanting thatched cottage in the Isle of Wight countryside near Niton, with a bubbling hot tub and lovely views across the fields. Sleeping six, with room for two dogs, this dog friendly cottage has walks around the adjoining fields straight from its front door.
A spacious panelled boot room greets you on the left as you step in, with room for coats and a little bench to sit on while the dogs are unclipped. Beside it, the cosy lounge has two plush sofas and an electric fireplace. Everyone ends up in the open plan kitchen diner, the heart of the cottage, with a rustic table and benches, a charming island, a pantry and a snug seating area by the patio doors, which open onto a courtyard looking out to the hills. Original flagstone floors, exposed beams and the old walls carry the cottage's history. All three bedrooms upstairs have king-size beds, and the zip-and-link room enjoys countryside views.
Outside there is the hot tub, comfortable rattan furniture, sun loungers and an enclosed garden with a BBQ, and the dogs flop down nearby as the evening goes quiet. The night sky here is wonderful for stargazing, so bring a telescope.
Niton village is 0.5 miles away with its shops and cafes, and Niton Beach is under 2 miles off. The Niton Undercliff, with its lush vegetation, is close by for exploring with the dogs, and St Catherine's Lighthouse stands on dramatic cliffs above the English Channel. The cottage can also be booked alongside the neighbouring Jobsons Dairy for a larger group of ten.
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from £1,022 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Enclosed garden area with outdoor furniture and BBQ | Private parking for 3 cars at the front of the cottage | Beach less than 2 miles, shop and pub 1 mile | Storage for bikes | This property can be b
- Dog Facilities
- Drying room
- Sleeps
- 6 guests
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £1,022 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 5 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Bbq, Hot tub, Parking, Wifi
Jobsons Cottage from £1,022 for 7 nights
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Attraction1 mi awaySt Catherine's Oratory
Isle of Wight
A 14th century octagonal tower on the highest down on the Isle of Wight, built as penance for looting a shipwreck. A stiff climb with your dog to earn it.
Walk1.2 mi awaySt Catherine's Down and the Hoy Monument
Isle of Wight
A ridge walk for dogs above Blackgang, past the medieval Oratory to the Hoy Monument, with views along the whole length of the island.
Beach2.4 mi awaySteephill Cove (via Ventnor Botanic Garden)
Isle of Wight
One of the most picturesque small coves in England, accessible only on foot and almost unchanged for decades, with a tiny beach café and lobster pots on the quay.
Attraction2.7 mi awayAppuldurcombe House
Isle of Wight
The baroque shell of the grandest house on the Isle of Wight, with Capability Brown parkland for your dog and no roof to leave them out of.
Walk3.4 mi awaySt Boniface Down and Ventnor Downs Circular
Isle of Wight
Dogs get a proper leg-stretch up the highest ground on the Isle of Wight, past semi-wild ponies and goats, with views over Sandown Bay at the top.
Beach3.6 mi awayWheelers Bay
Isle of Wight
A small, rocky cove east of Ventnor on the warm Isle of Wight Undercliff, with year-round dog access, interesting tidal ledges to explore, and a steep approach that keeps crowds away.