Cottage in Sussex Eastbourne, East Sussex

Holiday Rental Description

This charming cottage is located in the heart of the Little Chelsea area of Eastbourne and is ideally suited for couples and families looking for a seaside break. Located on a quiet street which is within 1 mile of the railway station and town centre, with its wide array of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Keen walkers can enjoy local walks across the surrounding area which has some of the country s most iconic scenery, including Beachy Head and the South Downs National Park. The local beach (500 metres) offers a gentle shelving shingle beach which is perfect for keen swimmers and water sports enthusiasts, as well as attractions including the interesting Lifeboat Museum, the town s bandstand which offers a busy programme of concerts, and the newly restored Victorian pier offering a range of venues including a tearoom, and fish and chip restaurant. Enter the property into a light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is a sociable space to gather the family together. Relax on one of the two comfy sofas and enjoy watching the Smart TV or enjoy listening to music on the Alexa. The central island unit offers the perfect place to dine with four bar stools or just to enjoy chatting whilst you prepare a delicious meal in the well equipped kitchen. The kitchen offers an electric combination oven with warming drawers, an induction hob, microwave, Bosch coffee machine, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a hot water boiling tap. Heading up the steep stairs to the first floor you will find two comfortable bedrooms: a double and a twin, and the property is completed with a shower room with a large walk in shower and WC. Outside, the property enjoys a courtyard patio area with garden seating which makes a delightful location for al fresco meals and drinks (please note that the neighbour has to access their property via the garden). Guests may unload their car outside of the property and 250 metres away there is unrestricted roadside parking (subject to availability).