East Sussex

East Sussex is a scenic ceremonial county in South East England known for its historic landmarks, dramatic cliffs like the Seven Sisters, vibrant coastal towns, and rich cultural festivals.

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Sheep's View Cottage

A charming two-bedroom cottage in a safe, quiet location within the Glyndley Manor Estate in East Sussex, offering a cosy and homely setting with a private patio and access to grounds including a children's play area and a public swimming pool.

Galley Hill Aspect

Galley Hill Aspect is a third-floor coastal apartment with direct sea views, featuring a balcony overlooking the beach and beach huts. It offers a comfortable stay with fresh air and convenient access via a lift, suitable for families and couples alike. The apartment is located near Bexhill town centre and various seaside attractions.

Leacon Hall Lodge

Barn conversion set in a tranquil rural location near Rye and other towns, featuring vaulted timber ceilings, two double bedrooms with bathrooms, and exclusive garden access overlooking a pond within peaceful grounds.

Pevensey Bay Retreats

A bright and family-friendly static caravan at Pevensey Bay with two bedrooms and sleeping capacity for six guests, located steps from the beach and near countryside and towns. The accommodation includes shared leisure facilities, private parking, Wi-Fi, and an outdoor sitting area.

Moray Hastings View

Moray Hastings is a self-catering apartment on England's south coast with direct sea views, set in a Georgian Grade II listed building, close to Hastings' major attractions and local events, featuring a stylish modern interior with original fireplaces, crystal chandeliers, and a south-facing balcony overlooking the sea.

Located in Hastings

Hastings is a historic seaside town and borough in East Sussex, England, known for its medieval old town, fishing fleet, cultural events, and coastal landmarks like Hastings Castle and Pier.

2 miles from Sheffield Park and Garden

Sheffield Park and Garden is a large landscape and woodland garden in East Sussex, originally designed by Capability Brown. It features a significant collection of rare plants and trees, natural ponds, and extensive grounds for outdoor exploration. The garden remains a National Trust property and offers visitors a serene and historic natural environment.