Located in the heart of the popular Hastings Old Town, and nestled just behind this period cottage, the quaint restaurants, antique shops, and cafes of the High Street are right on your doorstep. The Hastings Contemporary Gallery and iconic fishing huts, from where you can buy the latest catch, are also within 0.5 miles. From there, you can also take a trip on the East Hill funicular railway, which lifts you up to the spectacular views from Hastings Country Park, along with a visit to Smugglers Adventure, giving a flavour of Hastings' past. Slightly further afield are many historic castles and gardens to enjoy including Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens, and Herstmonceux Castle. The front door of this period cottage opens into a spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a large corner sofas (which pulls out to a double bed) offering seating for all, making it a great place to relax and unwind in front of the cosy log burner and Smart TV after a busy day at the beach or sightseeing. The stylish kitchen is separated from the lounge by a breakfast bar with stools that lends itself to getting the whole family together for mealtimes or just enjoying a morning coffee. The kitchen offers everything you will need for whipping up a delicious meal, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, and coffee maker. The ground floor has the addition of a specifically designed wet room comprising a shower, WC and utility area with a washer/dryer, an ideal facility having spent a day at the beach. Heading up to the first floor you will find the first two bedrooms, a king size and a single, also a shower room and a separate WC. Stairs from the first floor landing lead up to the second floor where there is a family room with a king size and a single bed plus a further single bedroom. All bedrooms are fitted with Smart TVs. There is parking nearby in the three main public car parks, which are within walking distance of the property. Parking permits can be purchased online from Hasting Borough Council which allows parking in the local carparks.