West Street, Godshill

Welcome to Station House
The original station house was built circa. 1892 as part of the Godshill Railway Station which was a single platform station with a small goods siding and this layout remained until its closure circa 1952. The original station platform still remains at the property and is currently utilised as a fantastic patio space providing stunning views over the nearby countryside. The semi-detached property has been fully refurbished, restored and extended to provide a fantastic family home with comfortable living throughout. The historical home has been carefully designed to incorporate many of the original features and has been modernised but with touches that are likely to have been found in the original home which include carefully chosen floor tiles, radiators, windows, bathroom fixtures, and more. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall leading to a large cloakroom, and to the open plan kitchen-dining-living space and the inner hall. The inner hall provides access to a ground floor shower room, the utility room, a storage cupboard, and to the separate living room. The stairwell to the first floor can be accessed from the inner hall and leads up to a spacious landing which offers a space to use as a home office and leads to four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, plus there is a wooden staircase up to the attic room. Outside, the garden wraps around the property and is mostly laid to lawn, plus it incorporates a gravel driveway, and the detached garage with an EV car charging point.
With its delightful medieval church, characterful thatched-roofed cottages, and a winding main street lined with traditional tearooms, Godshill is as picturesque as it is popular. Station House is conveniently located on the outskirts of this quintessentially English village which provides a whole host of local amenities including a local school and a doctors surgery, highly regarded pubs and restaurants, and a range of shops and post office. Godshill is surrounded by a wide range of footpaths and bridleways, providing stunning walking and cycling opportunities through the countryside. The county town of Newport is just a short 15 minute drive which provides an array of shops and supermarkets, cafes, bars and restaurants, a cinema, plus schools at primary and secondary level. Regular public transport connections from the main road in Godshill are provided by the Southern Vectis bus service linking to the larger towns of Newport, Shanklin, and Ventnor.