Cottages for May Bank Holiday

300-year old converted stables located in Eastbourne Old Town, just a short distance from the town centre and 1.5 miles from the town’s wide beach and Victorian Pier.

Ground-floor apartment, enjoying a quiet semi-rural location on the outskirts of the historic village of Pevensey in East Sussex, within walking distance of the town’s castle.

First-floor apartment sleeping up to two guests, enjoying a private enclosed patio garden, located just a short walk from Eastbourne’s shops, attractions, and beach.

Located on a cobbled street in the heart of historic Rye, this charming cottage has been decorated to both reflect its fascinating history and offer contemporary conveniences and comfort for all its guests.

200-year-old traditional fishermen’s cottage sleeping two guests, just a few yards away from the seafront and an access point to the South Downs Way.

First-floor apartment sleeping up to four guests, situated in the artisan quarter of Eastbourne, Little Chelsea, just a short walk from the seafront and the town pier.

Ground-floor apartment, situated in the sleepy village of Alciston in the South Downs National Park, with easy access to the South Downs Way National Trail.

First-floor apartment, enjoying a village location within the South Downs National Park, and just a short drive from the coast, as well as the towns of Eastbourne and Lewes.

Attractive contemporarily styled studio property, situated in the Eastbourne town centre, just a fifteen-minute walk from the town’s pier, with shops and restaurants just moments away.