Hastings Heights

Hastings Heights is a delightful coastal retreat situated near the beach in Hastings, East Sussex.

With far reaching sea views, a toasty woodburning stove, freestanding bath and proximity to High Weald National Landscape and South Downs National Park, this inviting home welcomes two well-behaved medium sized pets, not on furniture, and must not be left alone in the property, making it perfect for families or friends seeking a seaside escape.

From the moment you arrive at this large Victorian house, painted a vibrant blush colour, its elegant façade sets the tone for the character and charm found within.

Stylish lights in the hallway guide you through the entrance, where original features and thoughtful touches begin to unfold.

Upon entering this vibrant abode, you will be greeted by an open-plan area, where the kitchen, dining room, and sitting room seamlessly blend together.

In the kitchen, mornings begin with brewing a fresh coffee or flipping pancakes straight from the hob at the breakfast bar, while the breakfast table offers a welcoming spot to share a light meal or chat over tea.

For larger gatherings, the dining room, with its seating for ten guests, is perfect for hosting memorable meals, enhanced by more bold colours and playful décor.

After meals, simply pop the dishes in the dishwasher and unwind.

The sitting room, adorned with bright, vibrant décor and furnishings, invites you to relax by the woodburning stove and enjoy your favourite shows on the Smart TV, all while basking in the natural light streaming in from the bay window.

Before retreating to the bedrooms, guests can freshen up in one of the property’s three thoughtfully styled washrooms, one on each floor.

On the first floor, take a glorious soak in the freestanding bath surrounded by peach, yellow, and green tones, with polished tiles adding a refined elegance.

The second-floor shower room invites you to step into a plush walk-in shower, with purple and yellow accents and gleaming polished tiles creating a harmonious atmosphere.

On the third floor, the en-suite offers a tranquil escape, tucked beneath the eaves with a Velux window and a walk-in shower that feels both private and serene.

A handy cloakroom with a basin and WC completes the interior of this delightful retreat.

Antique elements have been thoughtfully incorporated into the bathroom wash stands, adding a touch of heritage to the experience.

The property boasts five beautifully decorated bedrooms spread over four floors.

On the first floor, you will find a king-size bedroom with a bay window and a twin room, with zip and link beds that can be made into a king size bed on request.

The second floor houses another king-size bedroom, this one with a bay window offering distant sea views, and an inviting double room.

The third floor is home to a final king-size bedroom tucked in the eaves, with a Velux window framing stunning sea views, and benefitting from an en-suite with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC.

Original flooring in the bedrooms adds warmth and authenticity, while vibrant colours flow throughout, with each room offering a unique and harmonious ambience that blends plush comfort with elegant charm.

Outside, you will find an enclosed garden with a patio and furniture, perfect for enjoying the coastal air and dining alfresco.

Gather with friends or family for a leisurely afternoon of drinks and laughter under the open sky, making the most of this peaceful outdoor haven.

A pleasurable stroll down the hill will lead you through the winding paths to Hastings Old Town, featuring plenty of vintage shops, art galleries and eclectic eateries, and then onto the Stade area which hosts concerts by the beach, the arcade and fairground.

Art lovers can visit the Hastings Contemporary and the De La Warr Pavilion close by in Bexhill on Sea.

Or check out the rejuvenated and award-winning Hastings Pier where you can amble along the wooden planks and take in exceptional views of the sea.

For the history enthusiasts, check out Hastings Castle and the Shipwreck Museum, or further afield the famous Battle Abbey, the site of the 1066 Battle of Hastings, which offers a fascinating insight into our nation's past.

Thrill-seekers should not miss a visit to the Smugglers Adventure Caves and the True Crime Museum, with a chilling collection of criminal artefacts housed in the atmospheric cavernous caves under the pier.

Whether you're in search of tranquillity by the seaside, historical exploration or high-octane excitement, Hastings Heights is the perfect base from which to experience the charming coastal town of Hastings and beyond.