Self-catering Holiday Cottages, East Sussex

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• Millers Oast, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the heart of 1066 Country this quaint oast house offers comfortable and peaceful accommodation its sitting room and double bedroom in the oast’s roundel. Enjoying views (pictured) over open countryside it sits in the grounds of the owners’ home where they run a small private livery yard. Just 2 miles away is the historic town of Battle and the beaches at Hastings and Bexhill are 8 miles. Picturesque Rye Bodiam and Pevensey Castles and Sissinghurst are all easily accessible. Pub serving food and shop 1.5 miles.
• Horseshoes Farm House, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in its own large garden this delightful 16th century beamed farmhouse refurbished spacious and very comfortable sits 100 yards from a village shop and pubs. With lovely walking riding and golf in the Ashdown Forest nearby it is an easy drive to Scotney Castle Sissinghurst Gardens Battle Abbey Bewel Water for bird watching fishing and cruises and the coast. London is 40 minutes by train (station 4 minutes’ walk).
• Park Farm Cottages , East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Amidst beautiful rolling countryside in the heart of 1066 Country these four charming properties offer an ideal holiday base within easy reach of the myriad delights East Sussex has to offer. Set on the owners’ non working farm they lie just 3 miles from the historic seaside town of Hastings. Here visitors will find activities and attractions to suit all tastes and ages including the Stables Theatre numerous fascinating museums a unique marine life experience at Underwater World and deep in St Clements Caves dark tales of the town’s smuggling past. And high above the sea and the attractive Old Town there is glorious walking to be had within Hastings Country Park’s acres of ancient woodland heath and grassland and miles of dramatic cliffs and coastline.
  Battle and its famous Abbey and museum are just a short drive and the ancient Cinque Port of Rye with its cobbled streets old smuggling inns interesting shops and galleries is only a little further afield as are the National Trust properties of Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens Bateman’s (a beautiful Jacobean house that was once the home of Rudyard Kipling) and the evocative moated medieval castle at Bodiam. The gorgeous gardens at Great Dixter the picturesque old town of Winchelsea Bexhill and Eastbourne are also all within easy reach. Riding fishing and golf can all be found nearby and the nearest shop and pub serving food are 2 miles away.
• Paines Oast Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This delightful and very comfortable cottage is perfectly located for exploring the many attractions of the Sussex Wealde. Set close to the owners’ charming oast house home it is within a short stroll of the village shop tea room and pubs serving food. The medieval town of Lewes Battle Abbey Bodium Castle Glyndebourne and the seaside resort of Eastbourne are just a few of the places of interest within easy reach. Bewl Water with bird watching passenger cruises and trout fishing the Bentley Waterfowl Collection and the Bluebell Railway are all nearby and the South Downs afford wonderful walking.
• Albion House, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Barely one minute’s walk from the pier and beach (pictured) and enjoying glimpses of the sea from all front rooms this 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 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.
• Driftwood, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  With a balcony overlooking the peaceful haven of the Sovereign Harbour South marina to the front and views of the South Downs National Park to the rear this comfortable contemporary top floor apartment offers a tranquil setting for a coastal holiday. Secure underground parking provides a lift direct to the apartment and residents’ access to the marina affords shortcuts to the cosmopolitan restaurants and leisure facilities including a cinema retail park and supermarket (all within about ten minutes’ stroll). Eastbourne’s myriad delights lie just 2 miles away whilst the popular attractions of Pevensey Castle and Drusillas Park zoo are a short drive. Fishing and sailing are found at the marina.
• Badger's Drift, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set on a private road just 200 yards from the coast in Fairlight in an area of outstanding natural beauty in East Sussex this vast American style single storey property makes a wonderful base for relaxing breaks and family holidays. Oak floors feature throughout its spacious stylish and luxuriously appointed accommodation there is plenty to entertain children and its large garden also contains a blissful hot tub. Dogs too are welcome at Badger’s Drift - Fairlight itself boasts a stunning coastline (pictured) and country parks providing more than 500 acres of cliff walks woodland and countryside to roam. As a holiday location East Sussex is hard to beat offering a wealth of activities and places of interest to explore. The cobbled lanes old smuggling inns and interesting shops and galleries in the ancient Cinque Port of Rye are just 5 miles away as are Battle and its famous abbey and the historic seaside town of Hastings with its fascinating museums and undersea experience. Unspoilt beaches delicious cream teas and many of the National Trust’s finest properties (including romantic Bodiam Castle) and great gardens are also close at hand. Pubs serving food 0.25 mile shop 0.5 mile.
• Glen Cottages, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  High above the old town area of Hastings right on the edge of the Country Park these charming cottages have been fully refurbished and offer very comfortable and attractive accommodation. Attached to the owner’s home they enjoy a peaceful setting with miles of wonderful walks from the door yet with the beach and buzz of the town nearby. 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 0.5 mile.
• Park Haven, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Boasting a large balcony overlooking the park and a convenient location just 1 mile from Hastings this spacious well-presented and comfortably furnished first floor apartment offers an excellent base for a holiday on the South Coast. Situated above the owners’ home it is ideally placed for enjoying the area’s many delights including Hastings’ charming Old Town restaurants and bars. The ancient Cinque Ports of Rye and Winchelsea Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens and Bodiam Castle (both N.T.) Tenterden and Bexhill on Sea are among the myriad attractions within an easy drive. Pub and shop 0.5 mile.
• Grooms Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Originally the groom’s accommodation this charming cottage has been carefully restored and extended to offer a very comfortable base for holidays and relaxing breaks. Set in the grounds of the owners’ home it enjoys a peaceful setting yet lies within easy reach of the area’s many attractions. Walkers will delight in exploring the Wealden Walks South Downs Way and Ashdown Forest whilst train enthusiasts can enjoy nostaligic steam train rides on the famous Bluebell Railway and closer to home on the Lavender Line in Isfield which even runs courses in engine driving! Lewes Castle Glyndebourne and Bentley Wild Fowl and Motor Museum are also popular with visitors and Brighton’s vintage shops cafes bars bistros and entertainments are just 9 miles away. Shops and pubs serving food 1.5 miles.
• Darwin Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This charming 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 2.25 miles.
• Smugglers, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Nestling in the old smuggling village of Jevington on the fringes of the Cuckmere Valley an area of outstanding natural beauty in the South Downs National Park these four delightful and beautifully presented properties are ideally located for a relaxing break. The South Downs Way is on the doorstep there are a myriad walks and cycle paths to explore and a multitude of places to visit within a short drive. Beachy Head and the soaring white cliffs of the Seven Sisters Country Park Cuckmere Haven’s sandy beach and Friston Forest Walks are among the local beauty spots whilst Herstmonceux Castle Battle Abbey Glyndbourne Drusilla’s Zoo and the Bentley Motor Museum are all nearby. The popular seaside town of Eastbourne is 4 miles; Hastings and Rye are a little further afield and day trips from Newhaven to Le Havre and Dieppe are also available. The cottages and barn are within a short stroll of the widely acclaimed Hungry Monk restaurant (birthplace of Bannoffi Pie) as well as lovely tea rooms for afternoon treats and the excellent local inn. Shops 2.25 miles.
• Decoy Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In a lovely rural situation close to the South Downs this very comfortable single storey cottage lies within grounds boasting a beautiful fishing lake and a charming woodland walk. Set with three other cottages around an attractive secure courtyard visitors may also choose to enjoy the shared gym (extra charge) with its hot tub sauna cross trainer and running machine (all bookable for sole use). Brighton’s Royal Pavilion Lewes Castle Glyndebourne and sandy beaches are all easily accessible. Pub and shop 1½ miles.
• Vane Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying far reaching rural views this comfortable well equipped cottage is peacefully set only 2 miles from the beautiful South Downs. With its small south facing garden with access to large garden (pictured) it lies across the courtyard from the owners’ home. The town of Lewes with its Norman castle and charming cobbled medieval lanes is 3.5 miles away and Glyndebourne Opera Herstmonceux Castle and Observatory Borde Hill Gardens Wakehurst Place and Brighton’s many seaside attractions are all a short drive. Pub 1.25 miles shop 2 miles.
• Tipsy Cottages, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying an idyllic setting just outside the historic village of Robertsbridge these charming cottages are perfect for couples who want to get away from it all yet enjoy the many attractions the area has to offer. Sharing with the owners two acres of stunning gardens affording glorious views they sit 500 yards from a farm shop located at the end of the drive. Robertsbridge dating from 1176 and set only 1/4 mile distant offers good village amenities including a butcher’s general store post office an ancient and very well regarded inn and a small railway station for trips to London (just over an hour away). Sissinghurst Castle Garden and Bodiam Castle (both N.T.) Great Dixter House and Gardens Bewl Water Battle Abbey and smuggling haunts of Hastings are just some of the delights within easy reach.
• Smugglers Watch, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Sitting above the high street and 2 minutes walk from picturesque Rottingdean beach (pictured) this very comfortable apartment (three windows shown right of gable facing) is a superb base for exploring this picture-postcard town. Restaurants bars niche shops and a famous windmill all within walking distance as are Kipling’s beautiful walled gardens. Watersports from nearby marina (2 miles) include water skiing kayaking sailing and fishing. Monks’ House the home of Virginia Woolfe is 4 miles Saltdean Lido is just 2 miles and Brighton and Lewes are within 5 miles. The South Downs National Park is nearby and local cycle paths and walks include one along the beach to Brighton. Pub 30 yards shops 85 yards.
• Kittiwakes, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  On the banks of the River Rother (pictured) with boats passing at high tide this very comfortable first floor apartment (shown second from right) is ideally located a short stroll from the heart of the quaint town of Rye. One of the ancient Cinque Ports its history evocatively depicted in a local ‘Sound and Light Show’ Rye also boasts a wealth of interesting shops and antique emporiums galleries restaurants and historic inns. Close by is the nature reserve at Rye Harbour – also an excellent spot for fishing and sailing – whilst a little further afield lie Battle Abbey romantic Bodiam Castle Great Dixter and Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens. Day trips by rail to France depart from Ashford 20 miles. Shops and pubs 400 yards.
• Ariel Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the pretty village of Sedlescombe in lovely walking country 7 miles north of Hastings this charming cottage enjoys an idyllic woodland setting and its own private garden. Set within 100 yards or so of The Acorn (E4890) Ariel Cottage boasts a natural wood weatherboard exterior spacious contemporary living space and a separate shed complete with wet room hose for washing down boots or bikes and lots of storage space. A pleasant footpath walk leads to the village pub (0.5 miles) restaurant shop and post office and local attractions include vineyards and a smokery. A nearby station offers a good train service to London and day trips to France from the Eurostar terminal at Ashford are easily accessible.
• The Acorn, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in 1066 Country in the High Weald an area of outstanding natural beauty lying just 8 miles from the coast this spacious and well appointed property enjoys views over a beautiful English country garden. Boasting its own large patio area it adjoins the owners’ home within two acres of magnificent shared grounds offering private corners a small outdoor unheated pool and tennis court. Set a mile and a half from the centre of the pretty village of Sedlescombe in lovely walking country 7 miles north of Hastings with six golf courses to choose from all within half an hour it lies within easy reach of romantic moated Bodiam Castle (N.T.) the picturesque old town of Rye and Battle Abbey. London by rail from nearby station and day trips to France depart from Ashford. Pub and shop 0.25 mile.
• Tile Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Originally part of the old Chailey Potteries this comfortable cottage is ideally placed for exploring Sussex and the south coast (12 miles). Set in the grounds of the owners’ home and adjoining an area of ancient woodland and commons it enjoys access to a network of footpaths and cycle trails from the door. Gardens for all seasons at Wakehurst Place Scotney Castle Sheffield Park and Sissinghurst (all N.T.) the famous Bluebell Railway Brighton and Glyndebourne are all easily accessible. Village shops and pubs 0.5 mile.
• Lanterns, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Situated on the ridge between the Brede and Tillingham valleys just 3 miles from the ancient Cinque Port of Rye this pretty detached cottage perfect for romantic weekends boasts a charming beamed interior and its own garden. Set close to the owner’s home it makes a delightful base from which to explore the many attractions of East Sussex. The nearby wetlands offer wonderful birdwatching and myriad footpaths afford lovely country walks. With its cobbled streets and beautifully preserved medieval Tudor and Georgian houses Rye is a delightful town seemingly almost untouched by time and where visitors will find interesting shops and eating places. Winchelsea Camber Sands and Hastings (10 miles) are a short drive. Golf fishing kite surfing and riding are nearby. Pub serving food 0.25 mile.
• Rocks Farm, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  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.
• Spring Cottage, East Sussex (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Tucked away on a quiet little country lane Spring Cottage is located in the High Weald of Oustanding Natural Beauty and boasts stunning views peace and quiet and total privacy. Hidden away behind electric gates with shrubs and little pathways on three sides it has a superb position totally private from neighbouring cottages. As head port of the Cinque Ports Confederation Winchelsea spent more than a century as one of the major ports of the kingdom. Although quieter today there are many reminders of days past. In addition to the historical buildings quaint shops and restaurants and pubs that abound in the area there are several beaches to choose from and plenty of choices for walkers cyclists and bird watchers. Fairlight Cliffs and Country Park are just a few minutes’ drive.

Hotels in East Sussex

• Battle Hotels, East Sussex
• Brighton 5 star Hotels, East Sussex
• Brighton 4 star Hotels, East Sussex
• Brighton 3 star Hotels, East Sussex
• Brighton 2 star Hotels, East Sussex
• Brighton Hotels, East Sussex not classified by star rating
• Eastbourne Hotels not classified by star rating
• Eastbourne 5 star Hotels
• Eastbourne 4 star Hotels
• Eastbourne 3 star Hotels
• Eastbourne 2 star Hotels
• Forest Row Hotels
• Hastings Hotels, East Sussex
• Lewes Hotels, East Sussex
• Rye Hotels, East Sussex
• St Leonards Hotels, East Sussex
• Uckfield Hotels, East Sussex
• Regional Hotels, East Sussex hotels in out of the way places
• Self-catering Holiday Cottages in East Sussex

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