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A small sample from the finest selection of English
Holiday Cottages in Sussex & Kent.
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To many people
Kent is the main Horticultural area of the United Kingdom. It also contains many historic towns fronting onto the sea from south of the river Thames down to and along the English Channel. Kent also has ports used by ferries connecting to various destinations across the English Channel.
Thanks to its proximity to London, Kent is one of the most popular holiday counties in England.
Inland, beautiful
Canterbury and its extraordinary cathedral is still the main crowd-pleaser, but you can also catch your breath in some gorgeous countryside.
Probably the most distinctive feature of the fertile, rolling hills of inland Kent are the white cone shaped roofs of Oast Houses.
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Located 1 hour's drive from London Sussex
combines picturesque coast with countryside
stretching inland dotted with villages
waiting to be explored. To the East you will
find the site of The Battle of Hastings, The
Cinque Port and charming town of Rye, then
midway along the coast Brighton with The
Royal Pavilion so popular with visitors. To
the West you will find Arundel dominated by
the stunning Norman castle and Gothic
cathedral, a quaint town with cobbled
streets, tea rooms, restaurants, galleries
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19412 Pilgrims -
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23598 Knights - sleeps
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Canterbury, Kent
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2 apartments right in the heart of
the Historic city of Canterbury.
These first floor
apartments are centrally situated within the
historic city walls of Canterbury and enjoy
views of the cathedral. They are built in a
style sympathetic with the architecture of
the city. Canterbury's cathedral, Marlow
Theatre, restaurants, the picturesque River
Stour, St Augustine's Abbey and shops are
all but a short stroll away, and the coast
is also easily accessible. Whitstable, famed
for its oysters and fine fish restaurants,
is a 15 minute drive, as is Ashford and the
channel port of Dover. Choose between a
ferry from Dover, or the Channel Tunnel for
day trips to France. Shops 100 yards, pub
200 yards. Property references 19412 and
23598 can be booked together to accommodate
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The Barn at Farthingales
Sleeps 4
Nonington, Nr Dover, Kent. - Postcode: CT15 4LQ |
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Set
in a valley in the heart of the Kentish
countryside, overlooking the parish church
and rolling fields, stands this very
attractive oak barn with the advantage of a
light and airy sunroom with tiled floor and
under floor heating. Formerly a cart lodge,
the barn is attractively furnished with many
original features, exposed beams and a
superb galleried sitting area overlooking
the living room. Set in the grounds of the
owner's 15th-century hall house, visitors
can enjoy use of extensive gardens with
owner. Midway between Canterbury, with its
magnificent cathedral and Dover with its
fascinating castle (both 8 miles), the barn
makes an ideal holiday base. Folkestone 12
miles. Village pub serving food ½ mile.
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18792
Rose Cottage
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Old Town Hastings, East Sussex - Postcode:
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picturesque Grade II listed fisherman's
cottage built in 1815. Originally built for
the widows from the Battle of Trafalgar, now
beautifully interior designed and situated
at the end of one of Hastings famous quaint
'twittens' (pedestrian Lane) down several
steps. Enjoy sea views from the cottage or
relax in the charming patio garden. Explore
antique shops, art studios and medieval
houses dating back to 1450. 600 acres of
country park, see Hastings Castle, the pier,
Shipwreck Heritage Centre and the unique
black weather boarded net huts. Shops and
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18204 Harbour Beach -
sleeps 5
Eastbourne, Sovereign
Marina. - Postcode: BN23 5UL |
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Enjoying a superb marina location directly
overlooking the lock gates and sea beyond
(see photo). Situated just outside
Eastbourne between the rolling spaces of the
South Downs and Sussex Weald with a very
sunny outlook. Centre of Eastbourne, 3
miles, with traditional pier, promenade and
extensive facilities and attractions
suitable for all ages. Historic Pevensey
with its castle is also close by. Shops and
waterfront bars 100 yards. |
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Parsonage Otter Stables - sleeps 4 |
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Old Town Hastings, East Sussex - Postcode: TN34 3DF |
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Fisherman's cottage in historic old town
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Terraced cottage for 2/4
Built in 1815, this Georgian
fisherman's cottage has a wealth of original
features, from the old style range in the
lounge to wood latched doors and low
doorways as well as a small enclosed
courtyard garden, making this a quaint cosy
cottage.
Situated in a pedestrian "twitten"
down several steps you feel you are stepping
back in time.
With views over to the castle and
only 200 yards from the original cable car
lift to East Cliff and the Country Park.
Situated in the heart of the old town,
museums, galleries and the fishing fleet are
nearby, this is a wonderful holiday cottage.
Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant
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23452
Canterbury House - sleeps 12
Canterbury, Kent. -
Postcode: CT2 8LF |
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An imposing, spacious Victorian attached
house built around 1870 offering
accommodation on three floors and an
enclosed garden. Once at the property you
can leave the car and continue on foot to
explore this historical city or
alternatively you can hire a bicycle or boat
and see the city from the river! Once the
capital of the Iron Age kingdom of the Canti,
it then became an important Roman town and
St Augustin in 602 AD re-dedicated a
deserted Roman church from which the
cathedral evolved. Follow in the footsteps
of Chaucers pilgrims and see the shrine of
Thomas A Beckett. Visit the Roman house with
its mosaic floors, see the Canterbury Tales
and the last of the cities fortified gate
houses which sits astride the London Road -
excellent vantage point for taking
photographs. Very good shopping and
restaurant facilities closeby. Watch the
cricket at the county show ground or take in
a play at the Marlow Theatre. Station is a
short walk providing excellent services to
London. Further afield the coast is about a
20 minute drive - Whitstable offers
excellent fish restaurants - try the
oysters! If you yearn to practice your
French - day trips to France are a breeze
via the Euro-tunnel and Euro star. Shops 250
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Nell's Barn - sleeps 10
River,
near Dover, Kent. - Postcode: CT15 7DL |
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Enjoy a relaxing holiday surrounded by
countryside in these barn conversions which
have been decorated and fitted to a very
good standard. They are situated on the
owners' working arable farm, and guests are
welcome to use the footpaths crossing the
farmland. Take a few steps back in time to
the year of 1193 AD when you view the abbey
ruins, once bustling with French monks.
During the dissolution of the monasteries,
Henry VIII had many stones removed from the
abbey to build his fortifications at Deal
and Walmer. Follow in the monks' footsteps,
(today a 20 minute car journey), and take a
trip to Canterbury. Dover, 5 minutes by car,
for day trips to France, or stop in Dover to
visit its castle and the Roman painted
house. The properties are ideally situated
for walking and bird watching, with several
good sandy beaches close by. Monks & Flint
barns are adjoining. The Stables & Nell's
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23321 Brogdale Oast - sleeps
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Faversham Kent. -
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attached oast situated in the heart of hop
growing country on a road facing orchards
and with scenic views, yet close to
Faversham, a town set amid orchards at the
head of a creek and is still the brewing
capital of Kent. You can take a guided tour
of Shepherd Neame - Britains oldest brewer.
Take a stroll through the heart of the
brewery and see how beer is made from hop to
hand pump! Contrast historic steam engines
with the automated equipment used today and
sample award winning ales and lagers. Hop
Festival takes place in September. Visit
Brogdale Horticultural Trust just yards down
the road from the oast, where over 4000
varieties of fruit trees and plants exist in
150 acres of rural Kent also home to the
National Fruit Collection. Don't miss Mount
Ephraim Gardens and Belmont House built in
the 18th century with gardens and parklands
commanding stunning views over the beautiful
Kent countryside. Canterbury is a short
drive away and so are the beaches at Herne
Bay and Whitstable. Shops 11/2 miles, pub
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The Old Cottage - Sleeps 4
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Angmering Village, West
Sussex - Postcode: PN16 4HY
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This charming Grade II listed cottage dates
back in part to the 15th century, and boasts
many character features such as beams,
wood/parquet floor and leaded windows. A
particular feature is the stunning,
beautifully maintained mature garden, with
spacious patio area and steps to the
secluded lawn. Conveniently located along
the road leading to the village, with its
host of shops, pubs and restaurants, it
makes a cosy, well furnished retreat. The
popular seaside resorts of Worthing and
Littlehampton are about 10 minutes' drive,
offering a host of family amusements and
entertainment. Historic Arundel with its
famous castle is 15 minutes' drive, and both
Chichester (with ornate cathedral) and
Brighton (with Pavilion) are within easy
reach. Goodwood 10 minutes (racing).
Bird-watching, scenic walking and cycling
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The Wheatstore - Sleeps 6-10
Etchingham, East Sussex. - Postcode: TN19 7AZ |
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"A romantic setting with outstanding views
across the Kent/Sussex border...a secret
garden leads to meadows and woodland
walk...''
Nestling within the stunning grounds
of the owner's country mansion lies Old
Granary Barn, located on the Sussex and Kent
border between Etchingham and Ticehurst in
an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
According to the legend, King John II, who
became King of France in 1350, was taken
hostage by the Black Prince and was held
prisoner in this imposing historic house for
some years before he died in 1364 in the
Tower of London. Old Granary Barn stands in
a secluded part of the superb eight-acre
gardens, which have been featured in
magazines and other publications to allow
others to see its beauty - a romantic
setting where one can stroll in the formal
garden with its fountian and ornate lily
pond, the wild garden which blossoms in
Spring and Summer and a bridge leading to
the Ivy Garden. There is even a secret
garden leading to a woodland walk and
meadow, and a tree-lined path leading to
shaded seating. Sheep graze in the fields
surrounding the barn, and outstanding views
can also be savoured. There is an outdoor
heated swimming-pool (available mid May to
mid September) with seating area, a gently
sloping garden with picnic benches and a
hard tennis court. Within the main gardens
there is also a croquet lawn and further
seating area, both shared with guests
visiting the main house. Old Granary barn
dates back to the 1600s and has been
specifically converted for holiday
accommodation, comprising four compact yet
comfortably furnished properties with many
features such as original oak beams and
doors, lead light windows and part tiled
floor. Most properties have entrances to the
communal games room with pool table, table
tennis, table football and a large selection
of videos and books. This popular part of
East Sussex is steeped in history - the 1066
Roman invasion links abound in surrounding
areas such as the quaint Cinque port of Rye
with cobbled lanes and plentiful antique
shops, Hastings renowned for smugglers'
caves and Battle with its ancient abbey
ruins. There are many National Trust
properties and gardens to visit including
Batemans, Sissinghurst, Great Dixter,
Pashley Manor, Scotney Castle, Sheffield
Park, Wakehurst Place, Merrimans, Nymans and
the home of Rudyard Kipling is in nearby
Burwash. Local attractions nearby make for a
good family day out such as the zoo, beaches
and seaside entertainment at Rye, Hasting or
Eastbourne. Riding and walks in Bedgebury
Forest, trips to France from Ashford, the
spa town of Tunbridge Wells with the
Pantiles and castles at Hertsmonceux, Bodiam,
Leeds, Pevensey and Lewis can all be enjoyed
neaby. Several golf courses can be easily
reached, as can sailing, walking and fishing
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Bosun's Cottage
Sleeps 4
Kingsdown Beach, Nr Deal, Kent
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Overlooking the White Cliffs, these two
enchanting fishermen's cottages are set on a
private shingle road in a conservation area
on Kingsdown Beach, close to the seaside
town of Deal. Both cottages feature
floor-to-ceiling bay windows looking out
over a grassy meadow leading down to the
sea. Both have panoramic views across the
Channel to France. The beach, just 80 yards
away, is shingle with sand and rock pools at
low tide. Sea angling, sailing, kite flying
and championship golf courses are on the
doorstep. The castles of Dover, Deal and
Walmer, Canterbury's cathedral, Whitstable's
oysters, Broadstairs' beach donkeys, and
Sandwich's riverboat are within easy reach.
Day trips from Dover to France are just 10
minutes away. Breathtaking cliff-top walks
to the Bluebird tea-room above St Margaret's
Bay. Scenic 3-mile cycle track along
seashore to Deal. Pub on beach.
`New England-style', sunny
south-facing living room featuring large bay
window with panoramic views of the White
Cliffs and sea. Separate dining-room.
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P91 The Bell House - sleeps 8 |
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Wickhambreaux, Nr
Canterbury, Kent - Postcode: CT3 1RQ |
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Renovated and restored to a very high
standard, this circa 1500s half-timbered
house is located opposite the pub on the
green in a quiet village near the historic
Canterbury. Adjoining another property, it
is beamed throughout and has a large back
garden with lawns, flowers, fruit trees and
a secluded patio, and which runs to a
shallow, fenced stream, offering a peaceful
setting with the sounds of babbling water.
Located in a beautiful part of the Kent
countryside whilst being close to the coast,
The Bell House is just 20 minutes from sandy
beaches and the port of Dover provides day
trips to France. Nearby are many public
gardens, including Goodnestone Park -
considered to be one of the best gardens in
the south-east, and Barnsole Vineyard where
wines have acheived `quality status'. Other
attractions include Dover Castle, Howlets
Wild Animal Park, Wingham Wildlife Park, the
Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, as well
as Richborough Roman fort near Sandwich - an
English Heritage site from where the Romans
launched their successful invasion of
Britain in AD43. There are numerous National
Trust properties in the area including,
Emmetts Garden, Ightham Mote, Scotney Castle
Garden and Estate, Sissinghurst Castle
Garden, Smallhythe Place and Stoneacre. The
White Cliffs of Dover, also National Trust,
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The Old Cottage - sleeps 8-9
Selsey, West Sussex. - Postcode: PO20 9AE |
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This delightful thatched cottage is ideally
located just 100 yards from the beach in a
quiet residential area in the old part of
Selsey, and boasts many period features.
Within easy reach are the local shops, pubs
and restaurants in the village, plus scenic
coastal walks, Pagham Harbour (SSSI),
bird-watching, golf, fishing, boating,
riding, cycling and diving. Chichester (10
minutes) with cathedral, theatre, Goodwood
or Fontwell horse/motor racing, Weald and
Downland open air museum, and West Dean
gardens. Slightly further afield is the
picturesque sailing village of Bosham, or
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Holly Cottage - sleeps 4
Steyning, W. Sussex. -
Postcode: BN44 3RD |
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Formerly the stables to the
house adjacent, this delightful grade II listed
cottage with enclosed courtyard garden is ideally
located a stone's throw from various shops,
amenities, pubs and restaurants of the charming
market town of Steyning. Completely refurbished,
this spacious property offers comfortable, well
presented accommodation and has retained original
features such as beams and sloping ceilings.
Situated right at the foot of the South Downs and
within the proposed South Downs National Park, many
scenic walks along the Downs are waiting to be
discovered and there are many local places of
interest to visit as well as NT properties and
gardens. Brighton, Worthing, Arundel and Chichester
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Riggers Cottage -
sleeps 6
Bosham, West Sussex. - Postcode: PO18 8JA |
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This comfortable and
tastefully furnished town house is situated on the
tidal waterfront in the quaint picturesque sailing
village of Bosham, just 250 yards from the
harbourside tea rooms, medieval church,
pub/restaurant and craft centre. The lounge, located
on the first floor, and master bedroom on the top
floor, enjoy extensive views of Chichester harbour,
an AONB and haven for bird life. Sandy beaches at
Hayling Island and The Witterings are about a 20
minute drive. Many activities can be discovered
locally, including golf, riding, boat trips and
scenic walks along the waters edge or in the nearby
South Downs, also ideal for cycling. Nearby, the
elegant cathedral town of Chichester, 10 minutes
drive, has a Roman villa, popular theatre, cinema
complex, leisure centre with indoor pool, and a host
of restaurants, inns and shops. Goodwood, with its
historic house, famous race course and motor racing
events is also nearby, as is the open air Weald and
Downland Museum. Historic Arundel is within easy
reach, with a castle and Wildfowl and Wetlands Park.
Alternatively, Portsmouth is a 25 minute drive, with
shopping centre, a Naval dockyard and regular ferry
service to the Isle of Wight. Further afield,
Southampton, the New Forest and Brighton are all
within an hour's drive. Shops 1 mile, two pubs and
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Meadowsweet
- Sleeps 15
Brabourne, Nr Ashford, Kent - Postcode: TN25 5LG |
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This most attractive and beautifully
furnished beamed house, decorated with great
warmth, comfort and style, provides spacious
and well-equipped accommodation that is
perfect for those special occasions and
reunions where catering for all ages, groups
and tastes is important. Nestling at the
foot of the North Downs with glorious views
over the surrounding countryside, this
peaceful house has a large attractive garden
and a stunning outdoor, heated swimming-pool
set with rockeries and overhead terrace,
patio, furniture, table tennis and unfenced
pond. Situated at the edge of Brabourne
Village, it is an ideal location for an
active or tranquil country house holiday.
Explore the surrounding areas of Outstanding
Natural Beauty or walk the North
Downs/Pilgrims Way, visit the historic
pilgrim city of Canterbury with its
11th-century cathedral and shops, Leeds
Castle, Lympne Zoo or Dover with its castle,
tunnels, white cliffs and great walks. Sandy
beaches are approximately 20 minutes by car
as are Folkestone and Dover with the cross
channel routes making day trips to France
easy. In addition to the many attractions
available in the `Garden of England' there
is also fishing on the River Stour or in the
trout lake, clay-pigeon shooting, horse
riding and golf at a choice of courses
ranging from the beginner to championship
level. Alternatively the less energetic can
visit the several local pubs (many
15th-century), four of which are within
walking distance, including the acclaimed
`Five Bells', winner of the best pub in Kent
award. In summer, spend the days in the
beautiful heated pool, garden and
conservatory which overlooks the paddocks
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Wickens Farmhouse -
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Markbeech, Nr Edenbridge, Kent - Postcode: TN8 5PG |
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Dating back to the
17th-century and enjoying a secluded
position, this delightful farmhouse boasts
its own enclosed, pretty garden. This
spacious and character-filled property is
surrounded by the owners' 700-acre farmland,
beyond which are some stunning views towards
Ashdown Forest. There are some wonderful
walks within the estate, and Wickens
Farmhouse is perfectly placed for visiting
all of the historic attractions within this
pretty area. Hever Castle, once the home to
Anne Boleyn, is worth visiting to see the
maze garden and the lovely Tudor village
built around its moat - other properties
noted for their connections with important
figures and times in history include
Chiddingstone Castle, Hammerwood Park, Knole
House and Sissinghurst Gardens. The young
(and the young at heart) will love
Groombridge Place - with an interesting
history since medieval times, their
beautiful formal gardens are set against a
backdrop of a moat and 17th-century manor
house - within the grounds lies the
Enchanted Forest, where magic and fantasy
await. Guests have use of the owner's heated
outdoor swimming-pool and tennis court from
June to August, at Falconhurst 1 mile away.
Tennis, squash, badminton and swimming are
also available in Edenbridge, a three-mile
drive away, and there is a good choice of
golf courses locally. Excellent riding
across the vast heaths of Ashdown Forest,
and lake fishing within a 20-minute drive.
For cosmopolitan days out, London is easily
reached by train, and the sandy and shingle
shores of popular Brighton are an hour's
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The Barn -
Sleeps 10
Crundale, Nr Canterbury, Kent.
- Postcode: CT4 7ET
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This uniquely converted beamed barn adjoins
the owner's weekend home and is situated in
the depths of the Kentish countryside with
beautiful views yet only 7miles from
Canterbury. The Barn enjoys some specially
commissioned stained glass panels which
beautifully illuminate the kitchen, dining
area and conservatory. There are also some
individual sculptures for guests to enjoy
both inside and outside the house. The
property is set in almost 2acres of gardens
which exude peace and tranquillity, and have
been divided into different areas, one of
which boasts a water feature. There is a
large outdoor chess board and the garden,
which is partly lit at night, also houses an
indoor heated swimming-pool. Beyond the
garden lie fields and countryside which are
great for walking and bird-watching. The
property is ideally placed for visiting
historic Canterbury, which offers a rich
slice through two thousand years of history,
with Roman and early Christian ruins, a
Norman castle and a famous cathedral that
dominates a medieval warren of time-skewed
Tudor buildings. Ashford is ideal for a
shopping spree at the Designer Outlet. Trips
to Paris can be taken from Ashford
International Station or Dover is also
nearby for ferries to France. Dover also has
a castle perched high on the famous White
Cliffs, and Second World War tunnels. Port
Lympne Wild Animal Park is ideal for
children and houses hundreds of rare animals
including elephants, tigers and lions
amongst many others. The mansion is
surrounded by 15 acres of spectacular
gardens and has a mural room depicting over
300animals and birds from South East Asia.
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Seaspray - Sleeps 4
Camber
Sands, Rye, East Sussex. - Postcode: TN31 7RH |
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Situated on an award winning Blue Flag beach
with decked area facing seven miles of
golden sands, which roll out to meet the
sea, with your own private piece of beach
for those just wanting to build sandcastles
and gaze across to the French coast. The
cottage also offers a first floor sun lounge
- an ideal place to sit and enjoy the winter
sunshine with a cosy open fire in the living
room below! Explore the beautiful Sussex
countryside and include the cobbled town of
Rye and Winchelsea on the agenda. Shops and
pubs 50 yards. |
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Dill Hundred - Sleeps 8
Vines Cross, East Sussex - Postcode: TN21 9HH |
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In a lovely position, excellent for walking
and touring, Dill Hundred has been
refurbished to a high standard, whilst
retaining many original features. Set within
the owners' picturesque 90-acre working
farm, it has a large mature garden, outdoor
swimming-pool and children's play area.
Beachy Head, Eastbourne and Tumbridge Wells
easily accessible. Coast 12miles. Cuckoo
Trail (with cycle hire) 1½ miles. Pub 1mile. |
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Chetwynd
Sleeps 6
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Middleton-on-Sea, Bognor Regis, W. Sussex -
Postcode: PO22 7RS
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Ideally located in a prestigious private
estate only 5 minutes' walk from a private
beach, this delightful thatched home is set
within its own large gardens, and has been
sympathetically renovated throughout. A
short walk from the village with shops,
park, church and post office, it is also
convenient for discovering the many places
of interest nearby. Chichester with its
cathedral and theatre, Goodwood and Fontwell,
are all within 10 miles, while historic
Arundel with its castle, and Wildfowl Trust
are 8 miles. Discover scenic walks along the
south downs, as well as windsurfing, golf,
fishing and sailing nearby. There are also
NT homes and gardens to visit.
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Apple Tree Cottage - sleeps 8 |
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West Wittering, W. Sussex - Postcode: PO20 8AD
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This well-presented 17th-century detached
property has the advantage of being only
10minutes' walk from the renowned West
Wittering beach. Its attractive interior
boasts many period features, such as beams
and a superb inglenook fireplace in the
living room. This is an ideal base for
exploring the delights of Chichester, with
its popular festival theatre and picturesque
harbour. Arundel and Bosham harbour also
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