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House |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Camber Sands in Rye

from £128 / night

£890–£1090 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

2 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, pets welcome

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About the home

A traditionally designed three bedroom holiday cottage, Breakwater Cottage offers everything you need for a family holiday. The ground floor features generous well equipped living room with the cosiest sofa’s for relaxing on after a day out exploring the many attraction on your doorstep. The large open plan kitchen and dining room looks out onto the landscaped garden. A perfect combination for entertaining. The first floor comprises a good sized master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and fitted wardrobe, complemented by two further good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Breakwater Cottage is just a few minutes walk from the beach and 2 minutes from the award winning restaurant The Gallivant. You can easily take advantage of the nearby beaches and hiking trails, or make a visit to the many castles or historic sites here in 1066 Country. There are also plenty of casual and fine-dining restaurants nearby, plus a supermarket down the road if you choose to cook. The kitchen is fully-equipped with plenty of cooking gear, appliances, a fridge freezer refrigerator, toaster oven, microwave and dishwasher.

Breakwater Cottage is equipped with guest’s enjoyment, relaxation and comfort in mind. One particular highlight is the sunny, south-facing, landscaped garden complete with barbecue / fire pit, dining table and chairs- a perfect spot for relaxing in the sun or with a beer after a day on the beach. Watersports and golfing devotees will appreciate the secure garage for storing wet suits, boards, golf clubs etc.

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The South East England / Sussex region

1066 country, the corner of East Sussex where a monumental battle famously reshaped the nation, boasts a classically beautiful English landscape infused with an epic sense of history.

A landscape of moated castles, steam railways, picturesque seaside towns and steep-cobbled streets, this is 1066 country. Scenes overlayed through the passing centuries that today survive in composite to create the archetypal image of England. An England which, hundreds of years ago, had its fate decided here in this beautiful coastal pocket of East Sussex, where an Norman invasion force successfully landed on these shores and won a famous victory, forging a new nation and forever changed the course of this countries history.

In 1066 Country you’re surrounded by countryside and coastal reaches so abundant with the historical evidence of the past thousand years, it’s impossible to imagine how this country may have evolved had Harold Godwinson, later to become Harold II, the last Anglo-Saxon king, won the battle of Hastings on the 14 October 1066, a date since etched into the national consciousness. As it was, the day and the crown belonged to William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy.

Thankfully 1066 country today, ringing with the history of events born from perceived betrayals and false promises, never disappoints its guests. 1066 country offers its visitors a countless array of famous historical sites and crumbling fairytale ruins of ancient castles. Immaculate country houses set in magnificent gardens are scattered across a backdrop of rolling fields dotted with sheep and woodlands intersected with steep-banked lanes that weave their way through tiny hamlets and charming villages. To the south lies the region’s coast, encompassing the towns of Bexhill, Hastings and England’s prettiest town, Rye, cradled to the west by the chalky bolster of the South Downs. This is soon to become a national park and bracing walks along gorse-lined ridges provide sweeping sea views to rival those of the raptors riding lazy circles in the thermals above.

The Rye / Camber Sands area

White Sand, is a stylish development of two and three-bedroom cottages in the picturesque area of Camber Sands. Nestled between one of Britain’s finest sandy beaches and internationally significant grassland, this superb development is ideally situated – just a stone’s throw away from the beach, yet close to the picturesque, historic medieval town of Rye.
White Sand is just a short walk from Camber Sands. This wide, sandy beach is several miles long and is the perfect spot in which to breathe in the exhilarating sea air.
White Sand offers easy access to this beautiful beach, ideal for flying kites, making sand castles and spending relaxing family time. This wide open space is popular with windsurfers, bathers and horse riders and there is a network of footpaths and cycle routes criss-crossing the nearby wildlife reservation.
White Sand is designed as a traditional Fisherman’s village, these holiday cottages display an attractive mix of brick and blue and white weatherboarding with decking and shingle fronting the traditionally constructed seaside holiday homes. The contemporary interiors of the spacious rooms coupled with the light and airy atmosphere makes an inspiring, relaxing living space.
Perfectly located
White Sand is perfectly located on the East Sussex/Kent border allowing you to explore two of England’s loveliest and most historic counties, East Sussex’s 1066 Country and Kent’s Garden of England. Being only one and a half hours from London you can also make the most of what the capital has to offer, take in a show in the West End, shop in Oxford Street or visit the many iconic sites.
Tranquility and pure escapism
A holiday at White Sand, will enable you to discover the classic rural landscapes, traditional seaside towns and ancient history all on your doorstep. There are several hundred miles of coastline comprising of stunning cliffs and chalk stacks, secluded sandy bays and broad stretches of pure sand, as well as heritage sites, sites of international importance for wildlife, popular holiday towns, international ports and tiny harbours. The countryside – the North Downs, the Weald and Romney Marsh – is breathtakingly beautiful. Spectacular undulating chalk hills roll down to dramatic white cliffs, punctuated by quaint villages and wooded valleys, offering tranquility and pure escapism.
Discover one of the most historic parts of our country
You will also learn about our ancient culture and heritage too. Stand where English history began and where Christianity entered the country at Canterbury, see where the Roman rule started and ended, and where the most famous battle on English soil took place. Go underground at Dover Castle and find out how it has defended this island over the centuries. Trace the history of England’s royalty and aristocracy through the historic castles and houses that surround White Sand, such as Bodiam Castle, Herstmonceux, Leeds Castle, Hever Castle and Walmer Castle. Take a trip to Margate and explore the stunning new Turner Contemporary gallery on the seafront, and wander through the old cobbled streets of Rye, bustling with artist’s studios, shops and galleries.
Delight your tastebuds
Good food makes a great holiday, so come and taste the fine produce that comes from this area. From Romney Marsh lamb to Dover Sole and Whitstable oysters to Rye Bay scallops, from the juicy fruits of the orchards and vegetables from local farms, to fine award winning English wine and delicious ale made from Kentish hops – your tastebuds will be delighted.
A a memorable holiday
From the crisp whites linen, cool and natural decor, through to the white sand and blue sky of the surrounding views, White Sand is the perfect place for a memorable holiday.
With the blend of the surrounding history and culture, along with the beauty and tranquillity of Camber Sands, White Sand is ideally positioned to enjoy the very best this unique corner of South East England has to offer.
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Reviews

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13 Nov 2012

“Great for a group of friends” We had a really great weekend at this cottage. Very tastefully decorated, with a feel of quality: bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms. Not luxurious, but very nice indeed. Was well cleaned when we arrived, so there really wasn't anything not to our liking. Table games as well as the Wii console with the rockband equipment (microphone, guitar, drums) is not to be discounted. I personally find it hard to find time for games like these, but on a weekend out with friends it was really a lot of fun. I recommend this cottage highly, and will go there again myself.

02 Nov 2012

“NICE COTTAGE BUT NOT IMPRESSED WITH TREATMENT RECEIVED...” We hired the cottage for a weekend, group of friends, early 30s, celebrating a friend moving away. The cottage is very nice, clean and tidy. Decent size rooms, really nice patio area. We partied on the first night till late and the next day the owner called to say neighbours had complained. Our late check out time was cancelled and he kindly asked not to party again on the 2nd night. Very disappointing as the website says "Hen and stag parties..." We left the house spotless at 10am on Sunday. The cottage is a semi-detached house and the next door neighbours said they didn't even realize we had been there!! The deposit was returned after a week and a couple of chasing reminders.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	1 Jun 12	30 Jun 12	890£ 890	-	-	1 Week
	30 Jun 12	2 Sep 12	1090£ 1090	-	-	1 Week
	2 Sep 12	29 Sep 12	820£ 820	245£ 245	245£ 245	Flexible
	29 Sep 12	27 Oct 12	750£ 750	245£ 245	245£ 245	Flexible
	27 Oct 12	4 Nov 12	820£ 820	-	-	1 Week
	4 Nov 12	22 Dec 12	590£ 590	220£ 220	220£ 220	Flexible
	22 Dec 12	5 Jan 13	1090£ 1090	-	-	1 Week
	5 Jan 13	8 Feb 13	590£ 590	-	-	1 Night
	8 Feb 13	15 Feb 13	620£ 620	-	-	1 Week
	15 Feb 13	29 Mar 13	590£ 590	-	-	1 Night
	29 Mar 13	13 Apr 13	890£ 890	-	-	1 Week
	13 Apr 13	3 May 13	750£ 750	245£ 245	245£ 245	1 Night
	3 May 13	24 May 13	820£ 820	245£ 245	245£ 245	1 Night
	24 May 13	31 May 13	990£ 990	-	-	1 Week
	31 May 13	29 Jun 13	890£ 890	-	-	1 Week
	29 Jun 13	31 Aug 13	1090£ 1090	-	-	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.

prices include bed linen, towels, all utilities, pre-arrival and departure cleaning and welcome pack.

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4 years listed You are contacting Richard Smith Beside The Sea Holidays (property manager) Landline 44 01376 330888 Mobile n/a Payment accepted Credit cards accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The property manager is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This house has received 2 reviews from previous guests.

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