This spacious 1920s detached home on Great Preston Road in Ryde, Isle of Wight, exudes charm and character, boasting an impressive facade with box bay windows and a decorative clad style. The property is set within a generous plot and offers an inviting entrance hall with solid oak flooring, a spindled banister staircase, and a bold red carpet leading upstairs. To the left of the hall, a generous dining room awaits, complete with characterful picture rails and high skirting boards, ideal for entertaining. To the right, the expansive lounge, nearly 20 feet in length, features dual aspect windows, a feature log burner, and stunning views of The Solent, where one can watch the maritime activity throughout the day and night. The kitchen, located at the rear of the ground floor, is a modern space with ample light, a breakfast bar, and a double range oven, offering access to the rear garden and additional downstairs storage and a modern WC. Upstairs, the property continues to impress with a charming landing leading to four well-proportioned bedrooms, all neutrally decorated. The master bedroom and second bedroom enjoy views of The Solent. The family bathroom has recently been renovated. The home benefits from gas central heating and double glazing, ensuring comfort and efficiency. The south-facing rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and receives sun for much of the day, providing a versatile space for outdoor activities or gardening enthusiasts. The property also features side access from both sides, making it convenient for various uses. Located within walking distance to schools, local shops, and restaurants, this home is also close to Appley Beach, a popular seaside destination. Ryde town offers additional dining and shopping options, and transport links to the mainland are readily available, including two high-speed passenger ferries to Portsmouth, as well as a bus station and train station. This property is a 'must-see' for those seeking a blend of historical charm and modern convenience in a desirable location on the Isle of Wight.