Rye holiday townhouse letting, Rye Harbour with internet access, telephone, TV, DVD

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Rye View (townhouse)

Home description

Rye View is a lovely new townhouse situated in a private gated development, just yards from Rye’s Strand Quay bustling with restaurants, antique shops, pubs and cafés. The house has been built to a high standard, following the traditional styled of the grade listed properties in the area but with all the comforts of a modern home. The house inside has been furnished with great flair to provide an extremely comfortable and attractive accommodation of 4 star grading.

Rye View is a three-storey house consisting of two double bedrooms, with the option of a zip and link bed in the main bedroom, bathroom/shower room, cloakroom, lounge, and dining room with fully fitted kitchen and all amenities. The house has been fitted with quality furnishings, sprung beds, large comfy sofa and a Swedish designed kitchen. You’ll find a private garden and parking for three cars, a luxury in Rye. All services, linen, WI/FI Broadband, telephone for incoming calls included in the cost of your holiday. We cannot accept pets, children under 5 years due to the two flights of open stairs.

We pride ourselves on presenting the house to the highest standard of cleanliness yet with a homely character with those extra touches to make your holiday perfect. We understand that you may be tired from your journey and in need of a hot drink and a bite to eat, which is provided in your Welcome Pack.

Looking down the cobbles of Mermaid Street, Rye	Rye View
Somewhere to sit in the afternoon sun, in your own garden.	Take time to relax after a energetic day's sightseeing

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The South East England / Sussex region

Whether you are young or old there is something for everyone in Rye. You will find the ancient town of Rye once surrounded by sea, played an important part in the defense of the South coast of England; today it is still important for the local fishing fleet which is a key part of the town. As a medieval town, royalty frequently visited Rye; with Queen Elizabeth I visiting in 1573 when she bestowed the title of ‘Rye Royale’ after staying for three days. Even today it continues to attract famous artists, writers and celebrities to the area.

Rye / Rye Harbour area

Rye is a popular town, small enough to discover the key places of interest over a weekend but with plenty of secret treasures to entice you to stay much longer and to return again. There are plenty of places to visit immediately on your doorstep, whatever your interests. Whether you enjoy walking along a beach, browsing round the town, relaxing in a traditional teashop or just catching up with friends. Leave the car at home and walk into the town, as you are only a short walk to the main High Street where parking can be difficult. Why not take a slow stroll around the galleries and antique shops by the Strand Quay, following The Strand up to The Mint where your find even more shops of all descriptions. In the main High Street there are numerous places to eat, if you want a snack, full meal, traditional English cream tea, or if you are just missing your favourite coffee. The high street with it’s half-timbered house, reached via West Street, where Thomas House stands out, most impressive, however, are the brick Old Grammar School (1635) and the George Hotel, constructed at the beginning of the 18th century. In Lion Street, to the left, tea can be taken at ‘Simon the Pieman's’ For the best view of the town you need to climb up to the clock tower of St Mary’s church found at the end of Lion Street; from here you can look over the roof tops of the houses to one of the three rivers running through the fields below. The parish church of St Mary dates back to as early as the12th century though renovated several times. The clock, was made in Winchelsea in 1561, is thought to be one of the oldest in the country.

For those interested in literature Lamb’s House can be found at the end of West Street. The home of the American writer Henry James from 1898 – 1916, the house dates from the 18th century and is a fine brick fronted house boasting a large walled garden a hidden treasure you wouldn’t expect to find within the centre of Rye.

For those who are more energetic, Rye Habour Nature Reserve is an enjoyable walk full of wildlife for the birdwatcher or nature lover. Or if you prefer a beach walk you could continue onto Winchelsea beach pass the lifeboat house and on. Camber Sands with its miles of sandy beaches with its picturesque dunes it is also very popular with wind and kite surfers though also a great place to walk. The mass of kites flying high can be seen as you approach the far end of the beach. There are several companies in the area offering courses either for children within a secure lake or adults at all levels.

The town is always busy with many different events happening throughout the year, why not check for yourself a timetable of events can be found on our website and time your holiday with an event.

How to get there

Contact the advertiser for further details on the best way to reach this property.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
From the entrance into the property you will view a hallway with a door to back garden and internal access to the garage. There is a cupboard with washer/dryer and a cloakroom with washbasin and toilet.

Open tread feature oak stairs lead to.....first floor

The Lounge and Dining Room are open plan with solid wooden floors throughout, the room has French doors open to a juliet balcony, The room is furnish with a exceptionally comfortable 3 seated sofa and armchair, slim line modern cabinet with matching wall unit with flat screen plasma Freeview TV/DVD, occasional tables – all complemented by mirrors and striking local photographs.

The dining room is an open plan area conveniently situated to the kitchen. The stylish glass topped table and tall upright leather chairs, provide a sophisticated and comfortable environment that may keep you at the table all evening.

The Kitchen provides top quality appliances including dishwasher, gas hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer and microwave with a comprehensive selection of cooking utensils, crockery.

Further open tread oak stairs lead to.... the second floor

The main bedroom is carpeted and has a king size bed converted upon request to twin as a (Zip and Link) . A large built-in cupboard with clothes hanging and shelf space, hand painted bedside tables and mirrored chest. The second bedroom is also carpeted and has a double bed, small built-in wardrobe and hand-painted furniture.

The bathroom has chrome finish taps, tiled walls and flooring. The option of a bath or shower, with a concertina style glass screen, full height heated towel rail, washbasin, shaver point and toilet.

Further details outdoors:
The garden has been designed to reflect the local environment, using a mixture of beach shingle, decking and paving. A high wall and fencing offers privacy, with a splash of colour emerging from the newly planted flowers.

There is parking for 3 cars

Further details

PROVIDED IN THE COST OF YOUR HOLIDAY: all gas and central heating. Full bed linen and towels per person booked.
WI/FI Broadband Access: connection details available in welcome notes.
Telephone: Incoming calls only.
A Welcome Pack just what you
need after a long drive!

SORRY: the property is NON SMOKING and we do not accept pets.The property is available weekly with 4 day bookings only in the low season please refer to pricing structure for dates and availability. The property is not suitable for young children due to the open 2 flights of stairs.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	30 Oct 09	18 Dec 09	375£ 375	0-	0-	4 Nights
	18 Dec 09	8 Jan 10	620£ 620	0-	0-	1 Week
	8 Jan 10	26 Mar 10	375£ 375	0-	0-	4 Nights
	26 Mar 10	16 Apr 10	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	16 Apr 10	28 May 10	400£ 400	0-	0-	1 Week
	28 May 10	16 Jul 10	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	16 Jul 10	4 Sep 10	620£ 620	0-	0-	1 Week
	4 Sep 10	17 Sep 10	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	17 Sep 10	22 Oct 10	375£ 375	0-	0-	4 Nights
	22 Oct 10	29 Oct 10	475£ 475	0-	0-	1 Week
	29 Oct 10	17 Dec 10	375£ 375	0-	0-	4 Nights
	17 Dec 10	7 Jan 11	620£ 620	0-	0-	1 Week

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

Four day bookings are available in the low season only and will also start from a Friday but please ring for availability.

PROVIDED IN THE COST OF YOUR HOLIDAY:

All gas and central heating. Full bed linen and towels per person booked. WI/FI Broadband Access:

connection details available in welcome notes. Telephone: Incoming calls only. A Welcome Pack just what you need after a long drive!

SORRY: the property is NON SMOKING and we do not accept pets. We accept a 4 day break, in the Low season but please call availability. Unfortunately the property is not suitable for young children due to the open 2 flights of stairs.

Please contact Jacquie or John Moore

01883 344895 / 07771 884885 / 07971 810006

Or email using the enquiry form below

Availability

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Contact details for the advertiser of home 104689
Name:	Jacquie Moore
Tel:	+44 1883 344895
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