This amazing ‘tin tabernacle’ was built in 1895 and has been converted to a truly unique location on the south coast of the Isle of Wight in an ‘area of outstanding natural beauty’ close to stunning coastal and countryside views.

Externally the building has been restored and remains the same as it always has, however internally a funky ‘building within a building’ has been created that gives two mezzanine bedrooms floating in the roofspace above a large living space with masses of seating and a huge wood burning stove. There is a luxuriously large bathroom with a sunken bath nestled into what was the baptismal font. At the back of the main hall is the kitchen and dining area that contains a beautiful ‘English Rose’ 1950’s kitchen.

Facilities include cooker, dishwasher, fridge-freezer and washing machine. 

2 doubles, 1 double/twin, 1 bunk room

Leading from the kitchen is the ‘Sunday school’ annexe with 1 double / twin room and a bunk bedroom, plus a further WC and shower.

Outside there is a decked courtyard area with outdoor seating, a grassed area to the side and a raised ‘wilderness garden’ at the rear with a BBQ area, tree swing and little summerhouse.

Production, catering, overnight stays and most extras can be provided on request.

Also available for corporate events and private parties. 

Can be booked in conjunctionh with Vintage Vacations Caravan Park