This charming converted stone barn on the Isle of Wight has a rich history, dating back to the Napoleonic Wars when it was used as an officer's mess kitchen. With over 80 years of family ownership, the property retains many of its original period features, including Art Deco fireplaces, quarry tiles, and parquet flooring. The property is set amidst 0.4 acres of stunning grounds, overlooking Colwell Common and just a five-minute walk from Colwell Bay. The interior boasts a spacious entrance hall, dual-aspect lounge, kitchen, and three double bedrooms, while the exterior features a delightful courtyard, sun-drenched rear terrace, and a formal garden area. The property also has a detached garage, which was originally the stables and hayloft. With its unique character, peaceful location, and stunning views, this property is a rare find on the Isle of Wight.