Originally built before the turn of the century as Lord Beaverbrooks' Isle of Wight home. Inglefield, standing in it's own grounds is a fine example of Victorian architecture, the style of which has been maintained in the recent extension.

Inglefield has recently been completely refurbished, extended and tastefully decorated to provide thirty six single and two double rooms all with en-suite facilities. Many of the rooms have balconies and enjoy country views.



The home comprises 40 registered places, the majority offering single occupancy and en-suite facilities. Lounge and/or communal space is extensive,property boasting three main lounges, a dining room and a quiet lounge for entertaining visitors if required.

The grounds, whilst not easily accessible to service users, are nicely maintained with lawned areas, flowerbeds and established shrubbery around the property. Whilst, as stated, these areas are not easily accessible service users do have access to patio areas to both the front/side of the home and rear aspect, the latter being enclosed and smaller than the front patio area.