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St. Helens, Isle Of Wight

The Old Club House

The exterior of The Old Club House, St. Helens, Isle Of Wight
The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight | © National Trust/Mike Henton
The double bedroom at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The partially enclosed veranda at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight

The Old Club House

This former clubhouse is now a quirky holiday cottage with a verandah great for wildlife watching.

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The double bedroom at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The partially enclosed veranda at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The exterior of The Old Club House, St. Helens, Isle Of Wight
The kitchen at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The kitchen at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The open-plan sitting and dining room at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The sitting room at The Old Clubhouse, Isle Of Wight
The dining table in the open-plan sitting and dining room at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The table in the open-plan sitting and dining room at The Old Clubhouse, with warm light coming through the large windows, Isle Of Wight
Looking into the twin bedroom from the open-plan sitting and dining room at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The view from the twin bedroom window at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The twin bedroom at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The twin bedroom's en-suite shower room with accessible features at The Old Club House, with shower seat, grab rails and step-free shower, Isle Of Wight
The single bedroom at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The double bedroom at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The double bedroom's en-suite bathroom at The Old Clubhouse, Isle Of Wight
The door to the veranda from the open-plan sitting and dining room at The Old Clubhouse, Isle Of Wight
The veranda with outdoor furniture at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
An outdoor table and chairs on the veranda at The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The Old Club House and its grassed garden, Isle Of Wight
The Old Clubhouse, showing one of the ramps to the cottage, Isle Of Wight
The gate to The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
Coastal footpath signs near The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
An aerial view of The Old Club House, with the sea, the sands of Duver Beach and the old golf course in the background, Isle Of Wight
The remaining tower of St Helens Church, close to The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
The surrounding area of The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
Colurful beach huts at Duver Beach, near The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
Duver Beach, close to The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight
Duver Beach, close to The Old Club House, Isle Of Wight

© National Trust/Mike Henton

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This former clubhouse is now a quirky holiday cottage with a verandah great for wildlife watching.

  • Guests

    5

    Bedrooms

    3

    Acorn rating

    3What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    0

    Reference

    001007

    The Old Club House was once the clubhouse for the Royal Isle of Wight Golf Club. Opened in 1882, the club was a popular haunt for celebrities and Royals. Now a holiday cottage, the Old Club House has been adapted for accompanied disabled visitors.

    Sit outside on the verandah and enjoy views across the duver or take a short walk to the local beach for a spot of rock pooling. For lunch, why not head to the village of St Helens, stop in the cosy pub for a bite to eat before exploring further afield. 

    A short drive away, Bembridge Fort is a fascinating place to visit. You can book on to a guided tour to show you around this historic building.

    • Wi-Fi, available
    • Garden, available
    • EV charging, not available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, not available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Tumble dryer, not available
    • Cot & high chair, available

Exploring the area

The History of the Royal Isle of Wight Golf Club 

Explore the history of one of England’s first golf courses, which once counted royalty and celebrities among its members, and shaped the sporting rules still used today.

The exterior of The Old Club House, St. Helens, Isle Of Wight

Isle of Wight 

Discover gardens, forts, a windmill, a National Nature Reserve, 17 miles of coastline and over 5,000 acres of countryside on the beautiful Isle of Wight. It's the perfect place to explore the wonders of the outdoors.

View of Compton Bay at sunset with The Needles Headland and Tennyson Down beyond, seen from Dunsbury Farm, Compton Bay,Isle of Wight.

St Helens Duver 

Sand dunes with a royal history and great coastal views

St Helens, Isle of Wight

Fully open today
A National Trust omega sign invites visitors onto Nodes Point beach, a mixture of sand and pebbles and rocks which are ideal for rockpooling

Bembridge Windmill 

The only surviving windmill on the Isle of Wight

Bembridge, Isle of Wight

Closed now
Bembridge Windmill faces into the sunshine on a bright summer's day

Bembridge and Culver Downs 

Dramatic chalk cliffs and open downland with coastal views, military history and wildlife.

near Bembridge, Isle of Wight

Fully open today
A long-distance view of the side of Bembridge Down leading to the YarboroughMonument in the distance

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