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Enjoying lovely sea views this cottage offers a cosy staycation in Bexhill on Sea on the Sussex coast with lounge/dining room with seating for four with a wood burning stove to provide extra heating and a cosy atmosphere on chilly winter evenings.

The kitchen has an eye level double oven with a ceramic hob, extractor, plenty of cupboards and worktops.

Door to hall with shoe rack, bench seat and coat hooks.

Door to bathroom or door to utility room with washing machine, ironing board with door leading to back garden.

Open plan stairs from the kitchen lead to the two attractive bedrooms, one twin with attractive views inland.

The king size room with uninterrupted sea views.

(Both with black out curtains).

Just take a little care when stepping onto the stairs from the twin bedroom.

This lovely self-catering cottage offers families and couples the perfect place to stay when looking for a coastal retreat with style and character.

Nestled in the small coastal hamlet of Normans Bay between the seaside towns of Eastbourne and Bexhill are these two charming 18th century fisherman’s cottages. The uncrowded and clean shingle beach (with sand at low tide) is ideal for walking, swimming, fishing or as a lovely barbecue or picnic spot Modernised to combine traditional features with modern design and restful décor, these properties offer an abundance of natural light and are perfect for families, friends and couples alike seeking to explore the stunning South coast of England. These unique and homely cottages are set on the border of the Pevensey Levels, a huge attraction for those who enjoy cycling, walking and bird watching. Pevensey Castle is only a short drive away, and if historic places of interest are on your holiday agenda then you couldn’t have chosen better with Battle and Hastings less than 30 minutes away. Also nearby is the magnificent high weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering a wealth of outdoor attractions and scenic countryside. Popular Eastbourne and Brighton both with marinas, Victorian piers and a vast array of restaurants, theatres and galleries, shopping and nightlife and are within a short drive.

BEXHILL-ON-SEA

Hastings 5.5 miles; Eastbourne 12.5 miles.

Sandwiched between Eastbourne and Hastings is the vibrant East Sussex coastal town of Bexhill-on-Sea, with its traditional, two-mile promenade with deck chairs and beach huts. Bexhill-on-Sea is also home to the world-famous De La Warr Pavilion, which features excellent arts programmes throughout the year. There are many interesting shops, museums and town gardens, plus a motoring heritage centre, as the town was home to the first British motor race meeting. The town also offers excellent sporting opportunities, with good golfing, sea fishing, sailing, windsurfing, wind kiting available and for walkers, the 1066 Country Walk. Within easy travelling distance from Bexhill-on-Sea are the historic market towns of Hastings and Battle with its abbey. Battle is the famous site of the Norman conquest at the Battle of Hastings in 1066; there’s an interpreted walk and museum etc which is great for a family day out. The maritime Cinque Port of Rye offers narrow cobbled streets filled with antique and independent shops and tea rooms, while boats pass along the river. A visit to Royal Tunbridge Wells is a must, boasting wonderful old buildings and excellent restaurants, tea rooms and shopping, and there are many National Trust and English Heritage properties within reach by car too. Whatever you do in this wonderful area, Bexhill-on-Sea is a lovely place to stay.