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Pyes Granary
Crowhurst
Nr Hastings
East Sussex
(approx 2 miles from
Hastings)
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 Sleeps 4. Pyes Granary - built in 1751 and recently renovated
to provide an exceptionally high standard holiday home - with
stripped floorboards, low voltage lighting and underfloor heating
throughout - enjoys breathtaking views from the first floor sitting
room across lawns, woods and countryside to the sea beyond. Located
just outside the village of Crowhurst in the beautiful grounds
of the owners listed farmhouse, a few minutes from Historic Battle
and an easy drive to Hastings and Rye - this property is the
ideal base for touring and visiting all the local attractions. |
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The Old Granary
Brede, Rye
East Sussex
(approx 3 miles from
Hastings)
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 Sleeps 7. This wonderful granary conversion is located in a
breathtakingly beautiful and tranquil location - with far reaching
views across rolling countryside with fabulous sunsets. The Old
Granary has been carefully converted with minute attention to
detail - creating attractive and welcoming family accommodation.
Floor to ceiling windows on the ground floor flood the living/dining
room and the downstairs twin bedroom with light and the French
windows open onto the garden and paddock beyond. |
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Austens Wood Farm Broad Oak
Broad Oak
East Sussex
(approx 4 miles from
Hastings)
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 Sleeps 4. Comfortable holiday accommodation in a superb setting
overlooking landscaped gardens and large pond with ducks, geese,
fish and birds of many varieties. The accommodation is the annexe
of a modern farmhouse, one mile from the village where various
amenities can be found. The farm sells free-range eggs, and there
are horses, pot bellied pigs, goats, dogs, donkeys and chickens
for everyones enjoyment. For walkers, there are many acres of
woodland and farmland to explore. Hastings, Battle, medieval
Rye, Bodiam Castle and picturesque Tenterden are all within a
very short drive. |
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Orchards Beckley
Nr Rye
East Sussex
(approx 8 miles from
Hastings)
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 Sleeps 4. One of a few properties scattered along a peaceful
lane in the hills outside the small medieval village of Beckley,
this bungalow has lovely rural views in a designated Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. It adjoins the owner's beautiful
organic grassland and woodland estate beyond which is extensive
Forestry Commission woodland with free access for walking and
cycling. Village pub is a healthy walk away. Excellent superstore
in nearby Peasmarsh. Seaside and inland sporting, recreational
and cultural attractions for all ages within easy reach. The
bungalow is light and airy with parquet floors and rugs in the
hall and both bedrooms. Good quality pictures hang throughout. |
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Hastings
is situated on the southeast coast between Eastbourne and Dover.
It is a town with a great deal of history. William the Conqueror
came ashore here before his historic battle with King Harold
in 1066, and set up his headquarters. The castle he built on
West Hill has almost gone but a walk around the Old Town will
reveal a large number of well preserved buildings. Once the head
of The Cinque Ports, the harbour disappeared in the great storm
of 1287, but despite this Hastings still supports the largest
fleet of beach-launched fishing boats in Britain. Also see Hastings. & Hastings
attractions.
Sleeps 8. Accessed via a rough farm track, this semi-detached
cottage nestles quietly in the peace and tranquillity of its
pretty garden, yet is only a mile from the famous Cinque Port
town of Rye, which is steeped in history. From the upper windows
there are views over the Romney Marsh to the sea. This is an
ideal area for walkers with footpaths leading from close to the
house that follow the Military Canal then across the fields.
Sleeps 4. Tucked away a stone's throw from the Landgate in a
surprisingly quiet gated location is this fabulous newly renovated
cottage in a small development of attractive mews style properties.
The cottage has been decorated and furnished to a very high standard
providing exceptional holiday accommodation within a short walk
of all the attractions historical Rye has to offer. There is
also the luxury of your own reserved parking space right beside
the cottage.
Sleeps 4. A lovely, completely private cottage annexed to a
converted Oast House, situated near to the village of Icklesham,
with wonderful views over rolling countryside to the ancient
towns of Winchelsea and Rye. The property is located in a peaceful
setting on a 500 acre working sheep farm, with the famous 1066
Country Walk crossing the land. Historic Hastings and picturesque
Rye as well as the beautiful coast of South England are a mere
five miles away. Ideal cottage for people who like to be in peaceful,
rural settings.
Sleeps 4. This lovely little cottage was a real discovery! Tucked
away down a quiet lane it offers tranquillity and relaxation
in superbly renovated comfort all on one level. With historic
Rye, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and Camber Sands a short drive
away and the beach a twenty minute walk there is much to see
and do from this great holiday base. The gorgeous gardens at
Great Dixter are also nearby.
Sleeps 6. A superb recently converted Oast House in a wonderful
peaceful and rural location surrounded by National Trust properties,
in a part of the area known as 'The Firehills' which forms part
of the Hastings Country park. With 500 acres of cliff walks,
unspoiled wooded countryside and magnificent coastal views this
part of the world is ideal for bird watchers or just enjoying
the beach. The Oast House is located within the grounds of the
owners' ancient and beautifully restored farmhouse dating from
the 1400s with later additions. There are glorious views from
the upper windows over the surrounding grounds and valley with
clear views of the sea in two locations plus many footpaths leading
from the property across the valley to the cliffs and beach.
Sleeps 8. What a stunning location - right on the cliff tops
in the Hastings Country Park with far reaching views to the White
Cliffs of Dover, Beachy Head and the twinkling night lights of
France!! The park consists of over 650 acres in an area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty including ancient woodland and grassland with
dramatic coastline and cliffs spanning 7 miles. One of the original
coastguard cottages, the house has been lovingly renovated and
with its high ceilings is spacious, characterful and with all
the facilities you would expect - plus a bath with amazing views
to Dover and beyond! There are floor to ceiling Velux windows,
in the bedroom on the second floor, for amazing views to Dover
and beyond whilst relaxing in the bath! The back window has stunning
views to Beachy Head too.
Sleeps 6. Hastings is a long established favourite for holidays
throughout the year with a wealth of attractions and entertainment
for all the family. Within a 10 minute walk of this Victorian
terraced house lies Hastings Country Park and Castle, 15 minutes
walk will take you down to the old town where there are several
Museums, the White Rock Theatre, the newly refurbished Pier and
of course the famous Old Town with the original fishing port
and the UKs steepest funicular railway. The railway station is
centrally located in Hastings and there is a bus service into
town a short distance from the accommodation. This pretty Victorian
property located in a quiet residential area, is comfortably
furnished and well equipped and only a 15 minute walk to the
beach and the many attractions of this bustling town.
Sleeps 6. A very spacious, comfortable and well furnished ground
floor apartment in a Victorian house, located on a famous residential
square with central gardens and a short stroll to the beach.
The seafront is only 2 minutes away with many restaurants and
a variety of entertainment. The adjacent fascinating old town
of Hastings with its castle, picturesque 15th Century dwelling,
antique shops and many attractions for all the family is a 15
minute walk away. Historic Rye is a 20 minute drive and within
the beautiful and historic surrounding area are many castles,
gardens and wonderful places of interest. 3 minute walk from
the station. Sea Views.
Sleeps 5. This gem of a holiday cottage is situated just past
the end of Battle Abbey wall - believed to be within arrowshot
of where King Harold fell - and a short walk from the centre
of town with shops, pubs and restaurants - with easy access to
all the 1066 attractions - plus Rye, Camber Sands and beautiful
Winchelsea - all within a few miles. The cottage is full of character,
furnished and decorated to a very high standard providing exceptionally
comfortable family accommodation.
Sleeps 8. Approached down a country lane through beautiful woodland
with wild anenomes and bluebells - this imposing tower - originally
the Shooting Lodge for the Ashburnham Estate, is in the most
wonderful location. The views from the top of the tower are incredible
- not only over the fields and woodlands but to Hastings and
beyond! Experience a real taste of country life with superb local
walks and wildlife - in the sympathetically renovated splendour
of this unique property! Note: not really suitable for toddlers
or the elderly due to steep stairs to the bedrooms.
