Amidst lovely Sussex countryside, rolling down to the coast at Hastings just 3 miles away, this attractive oast house on a working farm has been carefully converted into the three charming cottages one of which we offer here. With their compact and comfortable accommodation all on one level, they enjoy a courtyard setting in relaxing surroundings with lovely walks close by. The Cinque Port of Rye with its cobbled streets and interesting shops, is only 10 miles away. Hastings offers a modern pier, beach (pictured), a promenade, local history museum and a sea life centre as well as excellent town amenities. The nearest shops and pubs serving food are in the village of Westfield, just 1 mile from The Oast.
In the heart of 1066 Country, this absolutely delightful property enjoys glorious views over woodland and pasture grazed by deer, as well as its own outdoor heated swimming pool and two acres of lovely, south facing gardens. This is country living at its best – wonderful walking starts at the door and bicycles are available from the owners, who live close by – yet good roads afford easy access to a wealth of places of interest. Royal Tunbridge Wells, a most attractive spa town and home to the lovely Pantiles shopping area, is 16 miles distant as are the seaside resorts of Eastbourne and Hastings, whilst Brighton, with its famous Royal Pavilion, theatres, lively bars and nightclubs, interesting shops and greyhound track, is just 23 miles. Hever Castle, Wakehurst Place, the Bluebell Railway, Glyndebourne Opera, Bateman's (N.T.), riding in the Ashdown Forest and sailing at Bewl Water are all within easy reach. Golf and fishing are found nearby. Burwash Weald, with village stores, antique shops and charming old inns, are 1 mile.
This charming and recently refurbished Grade II listed flint barn conversion is ideally located 7 miles from Eastbourne's traditional seaside attractions – perfect for enjoying the myriad delights of the South Coast. Set on the edge of an attractive courtyard, it sits in the grounds of the owners' home only 100 yards from a village inn serving food. Wonderful walking on the South Downs Way is almost on the doorstep and Herstmonceux and Pevensey Castles, Firle Place, the Bluebell Railway, Drusilla's Zoo Park, Michelham Priory, Glyndebourne and Brighton's lively entertainments are among the many attractions within easy reach. Shops 2¼ miles.
Barely one minute's walk from the pier and beach, and enjoying glimpses of the sea from all front rooms, this newly refurbished and supremely comfortable Victorian town house offers a superb, contemporarily styled holiday base. Albion House sits on a residential street in the heart of Eastbourne, a seaside suntrap sheltered by the bulk of Beachy Head and boasting award winning, safe beaches as well as a spacious promenade lined with colourful flowerbeds amongst its many traditional seaside attractions. Visitors will find a variety of water sports, pleasure boat cruises, great shopping, children's theme parks, a Napoleonic fortress, museums, beautiful gardens and a bandstand almost on the doorstep, whilst other attractions further afield include castles at Pevensey and Bodiam, Drusilla's Zoo, Glyndebourne, Sheffield Park Gardens and the medieval port of Rye. Brighton's myriad delights are also easily accessible as is wonderful walking in the gently rolling South Downs. The nearest shop and pub serving food are about 40 yards distant.
Only 6 miles from the charming medieval town of Rye, this sweet little cottage has been converted from stables, and provides very comfortable accommodation. In a secluded setting, with lovely views over the Sussex countryside, it is beamed throughout and attractively furnished, and provides an excellent base for touring the area. Rye, with its cobbled streets and Lamb House, home of author Henry James, the historic port of Hastings with its Sealife Centre, Battle Abbey and 14th century Bodiam Castle (N.T.) are all within 10 miles. Golf, riding and fishing nearby. Shop and pub, 2 miles.
High above the old town area of Hastings, right on the edge of the Country Park, this charming cottage (shown left) has recently been refurbished to offer very comfortable and attractive accommodation. Attached to the owner's home, it enjoys a peaceful setting with miles of wonderful walks from the door yet is only minutes from the beach and buzz of the town. Rye, with its antique shops and restaurants, Battle, castles at Pevensey and Bodiam, Eastbourne and Brighton – all within easy reach. Sailing, riding and golf close by. Shop and pub ½ mile.
Whatever your taste, Frenchman's Beach offers you the perfect setting for a relaxing holiday – a splendid location on the South Coast, next to a bird sanctuary and just a mile from the beach. On the park, a range of amenities includes indoor heated pool, an amusement arcade, a clubhouse, evening entertainment, a family room, a games room, children's play areas and launderette. Battle (of 1066 fame) is close by and the historic south coast Cinque Port of Rye is nearby – its ancient town centre, with cobbled streets and timber framed buildings and the constant bustle of its fascinating fishing harbour offer a wealth of interests.
Stop Press – New investment for 2008 – Major refurbishment of entertainment complex. A fun filled holiday with something to suit everyone awaits you at Camber Sands! Set opposite 7 miles of award winning sandy beach, this truly lively park offers great facilities and sparkling family entertainment to keep you amused throughout the day and late into the night. The whole family will enjoy the heated pools and the all weather sports court. Children will love their own adventure playground, not to mention the fun and games of their own action packed club. Once the sun goes down, Camber is the place to be, with an array of family entertainment – dancing, discos and glittering shows.
In an enviable location, just a short stroll from the beach, Winchelsea Sands backs onto open fields and commands delightful views of the glorious Sussex downs. Among the facilities for you to enjoy on the park are an attractive outdoor heated pool, children's play areas, and a children's club. Once the sun goes down, you can relax or be entertained by the occasional shows and dancing in the Lobster Pot Family Club. An excellent base for exploring this beautiful and peaceful corner of England, a host of orchards, hop fields and pretty villages surround the park. Historic Rye, the ancient Cinque Ports, the numerous attractions of Canterbury and many places of interest are all within easy reach.
This exclusive award winning development of high quality pine lodges has been tastefully landscaped in the magnificent grounds of Crowhurst Park, a 17th Century country estate. The lodges provide a wonderful environment for families and couples alike, with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The park is a winner of the David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. At the hub of the park, the mansion house offers you charming bars, a family lounge, ballroom, restaurant and coffee shop. It's also the perfect setting for the elegant leisure club. Crowhurst Park is an ideal base for you to explore the South East. You are only five miles from the Sussex coast and within easy reach of a wide variety of tourist attractions. Elsewhere in the spacious grounds are privately owned caravans which enjoy shared use of the facilities.