Sea Views Cottage - Normans Bay, Sussex, England

Charming coastal cottage in an excellent location on the edge of Norman’s Bay (a top destination for fisherman and beach lovers). If you are looking for a stylish Sussex holiday house that has a homely feel to it along with sea views, then this could be the property for you.

The two bedrooms are cosy and comfortable so you can enjoy a good night’s sleep after a day exploring the surrounding countryside and coastal area of Sussex. There are superb sea views available in the king size double bedroom so you can wake up to the best possible scenery. The kitchen is well equipped and has its own a breakfast bar so you can get the right start to your morning and you have your own private lawn area to the front of the property where you can sit back, relax and plan out your day. There is also a shared lawn and patio area at the rear of the property which has garden furniture. In the evening, and especially during the winter, you can make good use of the electric fire found in the sitting room which helps to add to the cosy feeling of the place.

Seaview Cottage is situated between Eastbourne and Bexhill so you won’t be short of places to visit and things to see during your trip. The beach at Norman Bay is perfect for a romantic stroll by the sea and offers great views that stretch out to Beachy Head. For cyclers, walkers and birdwatchers, the nearby Pevensey Levels is a must. Pevensey is also home to the historic Pevensey Castle and this structure is just 30 minutes from Battle and Hastings so you can get your fix of history during your stay.  If that’s not enough history for you then be sure to try some excellent home cooked food at The Star Inn, like many other places in the area the Inn has a rich history and was once a haven for smugglers in the area. There are other great alternative eateries in the nearby area, including the excellent quayside restaurants and cafes found along the Sovereign Harbour. The railway found in Normans Bay means that you can easily access those towns, villages and cities found slightly further afield, such as Hastings (10 miles) and Brighton (20 miles).