• First-floor apartment
• Two bedrooms: 1 x double with basin and en-suite walk-in shower and WC, 1 x single with basin
• 1 x pull out bed
• Bathroom with bath, basin and WC
• Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
• Utility room with fold-out bed
• Gas central heating
• Electric oven and hob, 2 x microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, air fryer
• TV, WiFi
• Fuel and power inc. in rent
• Stairlift
• Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
• Private parking for one car
• One well-behaved dog welcome, sorry, no puppies
• Sorry, no smoking
• Shop and pub 0.1 mile, beach 0.5 miles, Bexhill station 0.4 mile
This lovely, first-floor apartment of Sylvian can be found in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.
A fantastic base for families to enjoy East Sussex’s coastline, the property is situated close to the town’s centre, making it within easy reach of public transport, amenities and sights.
Designated parking can be found on arrival, for your convenience, before you head upstairs to enter into this charming abode.
The open-plan living space contains all you need for your stay, with a kitchen that is well-equipped for those homecooked meals you wish to rustle up; it offers a handy dishwasher too, making post-dinner clean up a breeze!
Meals can be savoured at the dining table whilst you catch up on those seaside escapades, before kicking back and relaxing in front of the TV.
Close by, the utility room can be found, and it not only features a washing machine, but is home to a fold-out bed; ideal for kids!
The bedrooms rest nearby and feature a double and a single, the double offers an en-suite shower room, whilst both rooms feature basins, so you can freshen up with ease.
Concluding the property is a delightful bathroom, where you can relax those muscles in the warm bubbles of the bath.
Why not walk to the train station in minutes to travel to Eastbourne for the day You can enjoy a visit to the English Heritage site at Battle; where the famous battle was fought in 1066, Afterwards why not explore Hastings and the views from the top of the East Cliff (accessed by the funicular railway) In Bexhill you can have lovely walks along the promenade and enjoy a meal at the restaurants on Devonshire Road.
Embark on a short stroll into Bexhill to discover a wealth of amenities, as well as a fantastic range of sights, such as the lovely shingle shores of Bexhill Beach, the fascinating museum of Bexhill which explores the local history, the Dell A Warr Pavillion which is home to a theatre and art events and numerous walks leading out of the town, including a footpath to Hastings and the Combe Valley Way.
The neighbouring town of Hastings is steeped in history, which can be discovered with a visit to the fantastic museum, the remains of Hastings Castle and the fascinating True Crime Museum; the town is also home to a gorgeous beach which backs onto the Bluereef Aquarium.
Alternatively, you can venture to the resort of Eastbourne, where the delights of Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway, the contemporary art gallery of Towner and Eastbourne Beach with its pier are waiting to be explored.
Eastbourne is also home to a number of theatres which entertain people with many shows and pantomimes.
The vast High Weald AONB and South Downs National Park also aren’t far and offer a wealth of fantastic activities to keep you all entertained; be sure to check them out!
A wonderful stay in this lovely part of Sussex, choose Sylvian.
BEXHILL-ON-SEA
Hastings 5.5 miles; Eastbourne 12.5 miles.
Sandwiched between Eastbourne and Hastings is the vibrant East Sussex coastal town of Bexhill-on-Sea, with its traditional, two-mile promenade with deck chairs and beach huts. Bexhill-on-Sea is also home to the world-famous De La Warr Pavilion, which features excellent arts programmes throughout the year. There are many interesting shops, museums and town gardens, plus a motoring heritage centre, as the town was home to the first British motor race meeting. The town also offers excellent sporting opportunities, with good golfing, sea fishing, sailing, windsurfing, wind kiting available and for walkers, the 1066 Country Walk. Within easy travelling distance from Bexhill-on-Sea are the historic market towns of Hastings and Battle with its abbey. Battle is the famous site of the Norman conquest at the Battle of Hastings in 1066; there’s an interpreted walk and museum etc which is great for a family day out. The maritime Cinque Port of Rye offers narrow cobbled streets filled with antique and independent shops and tea rooms, while boats pass along the river. A visit to Royal Tunbridge Wells is a must, boasting wonderful old buildings and excellent restaurants, tea rooms and shopping, and there are many National Trust and English Heritage properties within reach by car too. Whatever you do in this wonderful area, Bexhill-on-Sea is a lovely place to stay.
