Rottingdean holiday apartment rental with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, telephone, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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'Lizzie Loves' flat (apartment)

Home description

This attractive, spacious property is located in the heart of the historic pretty village of Rottingdean. The sea front is 5 minutes walk and with close proximity to Brighton (frequent buses if you prefer not to use the car) . Eastbourne & the port of Newhaven to the east, and the beautiful South Downs nearby which provide many country and coastal walks. Ideal for business/conference and holiday stays. The flat is very comfortably furnished and very well equipped, has a modern bathroom with electric shower and has a sun terrace for summer dining. A welcome tea tray and fresh flowers provided. There is unrestricted car parking nearby close to the church, the pond and Rudyard Kipling's former house. There are a number of pubs, shops and restaurants all within walking distance of the flat.

Balcony at 'Lizzie Loves' flat	Exterior
Balcony	Sitting room

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The South East England / Sussex region

We enjoy a moderate mostly sunny climate which is often considerably better than on the north side of The Downs. Rottingdean is known as an ancient Smuggler's Village and is also known as the home of Rudyard Kipling who wrote many of his books here. Burne-Jones the painter lived here and also Edith Bagnold the writer of The National Velvet. The sea is on our doorstep and In this part of southern England there are many castles, gardens and stately homes to visit as well as the beautiful South Downs. In a matter of minutes you can enjoy the delights of the cosmopolitan City of Brighton & Hove. The ancient County town of Lewes is about a 20 minute drive and the sunny seaside resort of Eastbourne is a 45 minute car ride away. All these places including the very long beach at nearby Seaford and Newhaven(with ferries to France) can be reached by a regular bus services as well as by car.

Rottingdean area

Rottingdean has an annual Village Fayre on the first Saturday in August. Nearby Brighton hosts a large Arts Festival during May as well as many other events during the year and has an excellent theatre. Rottingdean has a large beach for summer sea bathing and also a long undercliff walk into Brighton or east towards Saltdean. There are also a number of country walks nearby including the 'Windmill Walk' on Beacon Hill. There are many National Trust & English Heritage properties within the area,

How to get there

Rottingdean, which is only 3 miles from Brighton & Hove, can be reached by car without driving through Brighton. From a Northerly direction take the M23/A23 but 3 miles North of Brighton at the A27 junction turn towards Lewes. After 2 miles take the left slip road at Falmer leading on to the B2123 road through Woodingdean. Upon arrival in Rottingdean 'Lizzie Loves' flat can be found right in the centre of the village at the bottom of Nevill Road.

Directions from the West would be similar as you would already be on the A27 main road. If flying in to London Gatwick a taxi ride would soon take you to Rottingdean or you can take the train from the airport to Brighton Station and then taxi to Rottingdean

Activities near Rottingdean

Facilities

Further details indoors:
A spacious sitting room, comfortably furnished and with large windows that let in lots of sunshine and including a dining area. A comfortable double-bedded room with large built-in wardrobes and a good quality bed settee in the sitting room which will sleep a further two people at a small cost. The bathroom has white, modern sanitary ware with electric shower over bath. A pleasant and well equipped kitchen with built-in units, dishwasher, microwave and cooker/hob. Washer/dryer also supplied. Outside is a pretty terrace with teak table and chairs and planters, ideal for summer dining.

Further details outdoors:
There are many 'eateries' in the village including a Thai restaurant, fish and chip restaurant and a number of pubs offering a variety of food. A variety of shops are also nearby.

Further details

The rates quoted are on an all-inclusive basis and allow for two people to occupy the flat. Extra people can be accommodated on the bed settee in the sitting room at £75 per person per week. There will be a weekly linen/towel change for bookings of at least two weeks. A returnable damage/cleaning deposit is required to be held.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Late Winter	29 Jan 09	1 Apr 09	335£ 335	8484	8484	3 Nights
Spring	1 Apr 09	1 Jun 09	355£ 355	8989	8989	3 Nights
Summer	1 Jun 09	1 Sep 09	400£ 400	0-	0-	1 Week
Autumn	1 Sep 09	1 Nov 09	355£ 355	8989	8989	3 Nights
Early Winter	1 Nov 09	19 Dec 09	335£ 335	8484	8484	3 Nights
Christmas/New Year	19 Dec 09	6 Jan 10	425£ 425	0-	0-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

A deposit is payable upon booking. The balance and damage deposit are payable one month before the start of your stay. All the rental rates are offered on an all-inclusive of costs basis. Beds are made up and towels put out.

Availability

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Contact details for the advertiser of home 76062
Name:	Richard Harris/Heather Van den Broucque Best of Brighton & Sussex Cottages
Company:	Best of Brighton & Sussex Cottages
Tel:	+44 (0)1273 308779
Mobile:	+44 (0)7956 662457
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