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Choose from 9 self catering holiday cottages and holiday homes in East Sussex
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About East Sussex |
Nestled between Kent, Surrey and West Sussex, East Sussex represents one of the southernmost counties of the UK and is just an hour south of London. As the name suggests, it is part of the historic county of Sussex and is ideal for a short break or longer holiday with its pretty villages, historic towns and coastal resorts. Whether you are looking for a cosy enchanting traditional cottage in a pretty village, a romantic countryside retreat or a coastal holiday home, East Sussex’s lush and picturesque landscape is sure to please. Read More |
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This delightful holiday home provides the perfect place to relax, walk, cycle and birdwatch. It is within easy distance of the historic towns of Eastbourne, Brighton, Hastings, and Royal Tunbridge Wells. 4 Star. |
| From £400 to £550 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A Grade II listed converted barn providing a perfect holiday retreat with log burner, set in the stunning East Sussex countryside. Just a ten minute walk to two village pubs! |
| From £300 to £500 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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Located on the southern fringe of the Ashdown Forest, this beautifully furnished holiday cottage is ideal for walkers, cyclists and horse riders and is an ideal base for exploring Sussex and Kent with their many attractions. 4 Star. |
| From £320 to £520 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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Located in the heart of the East Sussex countryside, near to the village of Chiddingly are three delightful holiday homes which are ideal for a relaxing holiday or exploring the area. 4 Star. |
| From £350 to £540 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A charming holiday cottage situated in the heart of the East Sussex countryside, near to the village of Chiddingly, in sight of the South Downs - ideal for couples looking for a relaxing holiday or who want to explore the area. |
| From £295 to £485 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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Enjoy peace and total seclusion in this charming 5-star holiday cottage which is set amidst thirty acres of lawns, woodland, streams and lakes in the High Weald of Sussex. 5 Star. |
| From £475 to £775 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A beautiful old barn, converted into 3 holiday cottages that can accommodate parties of two to six guests. Just 5 minutes from the beach and the ferry to France and at the foot of the South Downs - Great base to explore the area or for walking. 3 Star. |
| From £330 to £455 per week | Sleeps 2-6 |
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In a beautiful rural location, with spectacular countryside views this is the perfect place to relax or use as a base for exploring Sussex and Kent. 4 Star. |
| From £510 to £840 per week | Sleeps 5 |
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Situated in East Sussex, Pekes Manor House and Cottages offer exceptional leisure facilities within 28 acres of grounds. A peaceful retreat, yet close to London, accommodating up to sixty guests in six holiday cottages/homes. |
| From £0 to £0 per week | Sleeps 16+4 |
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East Sussex Continued |
With a diverse variety of delights, East Sussex offers numerous attractions to suit all ages and its picturesque setting makes a wonderful backdrop for enjoying a whole host of outdoor activities.
From Hove to Camber Sands, East Sussex has over 80km of coastline, with many Blue Flag beaches, taking in the popular coastal destinations of Brighton, Winchelsea, Eastbourne, Bexhill and of course Hastings to name just a few. It is the county of castles and history with relics of The Battle of Hastings mixed with medieval architecture.
Hastings is not only rich in history, but also has plenty to keep everyone happy with shops, bars, restaurants or take in a show at Hastings’ very own theatre and then visit the aquarium for a unique day out.
The golden beeches at Camber Sands, with miles of sand dunes and a fantastic sandy shoreline, are popular all year round with areas of the beach reserved for dogs. Away from the beach, the quaint historic town of Rye has much to offer. Almost suspended in time, it is rich in history and culture and its cobbled streets are packed with interesting little shops, pubs and restaurants.
Brighton, a cosmopolitan city and one of the most vibrant and fun destinations to visit in the South East, is famous for its nightlife, Regency architecture and vast array of restaurants, bars and cafes. It is a treasure trove of attractions with fantastic nightlife, superb shopping in the cobbled streets of the Lanes and traditional seaside fun with a Blue Flag pebble beach, famous pier and promenade.
East Sussex has much to offer as a holiday destination and is full of both natural beauty and history. Whether you are looking for a traditional seaside holiday, a cultural experience, a walking holiday or some time to simply relax amongst spectacular rolling countryside, you will not be disappointed by this beautiful county. |
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| Newton, Ardvasar, Sleat, Isle of Skye, Scottish Islands, Scotland. |
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| 'Off the Rails' at Plockton Station, Plockton, Highland, Scotland. |
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| Rose Cottage, Hook Norton, Nr Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, Cotswolds, England. |
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| Upper Trereece, Llangarron, Ross On Wye, Herefordshire, England. |
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| Composers At Woodlands, Scremerston, Near Berwick Upon Tweed, Northumberland, England. |
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