Fisherman's Cottage

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score

11 Customer Review(s)

“This is a peaceful cosy cottage, with the beach just a stones throw away.”

We had a lovely stay & would definitely come back again.

- Mr Redford, September 2020
Mrs Furze September 2020

“The photos are a good representation of the property.”

If you are tall you learn to duck quite quickly between rooms. It was cleaned to a very high standard which is very important during a pandemic. Graham was there to meet us to offer us any further assistance . We hope to return, it's a lovely village if you want to get away for some peace and quiet.

- Mrs Furze, September 2020
Mr Waskowycz August 2020

“In spite of my eight 6ft 4'' and areas of the property being on the low side a few taps an go places we had a wonderful time.”

everything was provided if not it was only a phone call away. Bedding, towels everything was clean almost new, working as expected. The quirkiness of the building just added to its charm. recommended if you are under 6ft tall, also the 2nd bedroom with its entrance directly off of the stairs, not for unsupervised infants or even elderly persons. For me it was, more than, for self catering accommodation.

- Mr Waskowycz, August 2020
Mrs Wilkinson August 2020

“We all loved this quaint little cottage, the view from the front is just beautiful, we sat on the bed in the evening and watched a storm across the sea The owners are so friendly, just dropped in to check we had arrived safely, and were available to call at any time if we needed them.”

... We didn’t , they had thought of everything, right down to milk for our tea! I’m sure we will be back , which let’s face it , is the best rating you can give anywhere!

- Mrs Wilkinson, August 2020
Mr Humphreys March 2020

“A very comfortable and cosy cottage by the sea.”

We found the owner to be very helpful.

- Mr Humphreys, March 2020
Mr Turley March 2020

“It was an ideal getaway for us.”

Next to the beach, well equipped cottage and a very friendly owner. Will certainly rebook!

- Mr Turley, March 2020
Mr Stewart February 2020

“We had a wonderful time in this well appointed period cottage.”

Weather wasn't the greatest but Normans bay is perfectly situated for days out in the car or by train. We will definitely return!

- Mr Stewart, February 2020
Miss Beadle February 2020

“Recommended to anyone who wants to be very near to the beach, and peaceful, cosy retreat for couples, will be trying to book again, even the weather didn't let us down.”

As there was a log fire for a cosy atmosphere.

- Miss Beadle, February 2020
Miss Dell January 2020

“An incredible cottage, the owners were so accommodating and were easy to reach out to if questions needed answering etc.”

. the cottage has recently been refurbished and had every amenity imaginable. The wood burner was an excellent addition and made the winter nights cosy and comfortable. Fisherman’s Cottage is certainly a great escape from city life and with a train station 5mins away you have access too all the local coastal towns for an adventurous trip away. My advice if you are venturing there without a car, order in a supermarket food delivery the night you arrive.

- Miss Dell, January 2020
Mrs Charters January 2020

“Loved Fisherman's cottage.”

It's a really sweet cottage in a quiet relaxing area. Stayed for a few days in January but was lucky with the weather. Walking on the beach 50 yds away and watching the sunrise was lovely. It's: comfortably furnished, nicely decorated, well equipped kitchen, lovely comfy beds and bedding, wood burning stove, sweet garden ( partially shared with next door) and parking. It is a 5 mins walk to the train station which was great as it's so nice not to have to use the car and surprisingly cheap fares to Eastbourne, Hastings, Lewes, Brighton. This is a very quiet area with a pub serving food a 10 min walk across the fields or a few minutes drive. It's very dark at night in the street (no street lights) hence no light pollution which means you can see the stars...loved that! Great views of the beach from the double room, and listening to the waves at night was so relaxing. The owner was very helpful and was on hand to answer questions. The heating broke down but the owner quickly brought over a heater whilst he sorted the heating out. If you want to chill then this is the place.

- Mrs Charters, January 2020
Ms Bennett January 2020

“The Fisherman’s Cottage makes a perfect winter weekend getaway from London, there’s a direct train to Norman’s Bay in under 2 hours, and it’s a short walk to the cottage.”

The cottage itself was really cosy, recently decorated with lovely soft carpets and a roaring open fire (beautiful, but even without was toasty from the central heating). I happily listened to a storm raging out over the sea in the middle of the night from under the fluffy duvet, and sunlight flooded through the windows looking out to sea in the morning. No need to take masses of provisions down either, as there is a short walk across a field to the Star Inn for dinner, or a couple of miles along the beach to the Cooden Beach Hotel with a bigger menu, and after a large glass of wine, we got the train back! Hard to imagine anywhere more relaxing.

- Ms Bennett, January 2020
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Seaview Cottages

Nestled in the small coastal hamlet of Normans Bay between the seaside towns of Eastbourne and Bexhill are these two charming 18th century fisherman’s cottages. The uncrowded and clean shingle beach (with sand at low tide) is ideal for walking, swimming, fishing or as a lovely barbecue or picnic spot Modernised to combine traditional features with modern design and restful décor, these properties offer an abundance of natural light and are perfect for families, friends and couples alike seeking to explore the stunning South coast of England. These unique and homely cottages are set on the border of the Pevensey Levels, a huge attraction for those who enjoy cycling, walking and bird watching. Pevensey Castle is only a short drive away, and if historic places of interest are on your holiday agenda then you couldn’t have chosen better with Battle and Hastings less than 30 minutes away. Also nearby is the magnificent high weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering a wealth of outdoor attractions and scenic countryside. Popular Eastbourne and Brighton both with marinas, Victorian piers and a vast array of restaurants, theatres and galleries, shopping and nightlife and are within a short drive.

The property

The cottage has a cosy lounge/dining room with seating for four with a wood burning stove to provide extra heating and a cosy atmosphere on chilly winter evenings.

The kitchen has an eye level double oven with a ceramic hob, extractor, plenty of cupboards and worktops.

Door to hall with shoe rack, bench seat and coat hooks.

Door to bathroom or door to utility room with washing machine, ironing board with door leading to back garden.

Open plan stairs from the kitchen lead to the two attractive bedrooms, one twin with attractive views inland.

The king size room with uninterrupted sea views.

(Both with black out curtains).

Just take a little care when stepping onto the stairs from the twin bedroom.

This lovely self-catering cottage offers families and couples the perfect place to stay when looking for a coastal retreat with style and character.

Note: Fisherman's Cottage and 3 Seaview Cottages (next door) can be booked together to sleep up to 8 guests (Use reference 925937)

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size bed, 1 x twin, Ground floor bathroom with bath, thermostatic rain shower over bath, basin and WC
Fully fitted kitchen
Sitting room with dining area, wood burning stove, TV with free view DVD, WI-FI and games compendium
Overlooking the village green and beach
Full gas central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer
Power and central heating included in rent
Plus starter pack for wood burner
(extra logs available at cost)
Bed linen and towels Inc
in rent
Off road parking for 2 cars
Beach literally a stone’s throw away
Mainline station 5 min walk for trains to Eastbourne, Brighton, London, Hastings. Pub (good food) 10 mins walk across field via path or 5 minutes by car. Local shop 1.5 miles
Asda super store, Sovereign harbour and shopping centre 10 minutes by car
Rear garden with furniture and BBQ
No smoking
No pets
Note: Due to the period of the cottage, doorways are low and stairs are steep and narrow, there is a step up into the twin bedroom and the bedrooms have access directly from the stairs; may not be suitable for those with limited mobility or children under 5 years of age.

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About the location

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.

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Fisherman's Cottage

Normans Bay near Bexhill-On-Sea, Sussex (Ref. 1008183)

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Reviews & Ratings

“This is a peaceful cosy cottage, with the beach just a stones throw away.”

“The photos are a good representation of the property.”

“In spite of my eight 6ft 4'' and areas of the property being on the low side a few taps an go places we had a wonderful time.”

“We all loved this quaint little cottage, the view from the front is just beautiful, we sat on the bed in the evening and watched a storm across the sea The owners are so friendly, just dropped in to check we had arrived safely, and were available to call at any time if we needed them.”

“A very comfortable and cosy cottage by the sea.”

“It was an ideal getaway for us.”

“We had a wonderful time in this well appointed period cottage.”

“Recommended to anyone who wants to be very near to the beach, and peaceful, cosy retreat for couples, will be trying to book again, even the weather didn't let us down.”

“An incredible cottage, the owners were so accommodating and were easy to reach out to if questions needed answering etc.”

“Loved Fisherman's cottage.”

“The Fisherman’s Cottage makes a perfect winter weekend getaway from London, there’s a direct train to Norman’s Bay in under 2 hours, and it’s a short walk to the cottage.”