Long term lets (over 1 month) Short-breaks (4 days or less) Corporate bookings
Changeover day:
Sat
Access:
Car not necessary
Notes:
Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children Not suitable for elderly or infirm No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Tastefully decorated with quality furnishings, the house is arranged over 3 floors with a stunning master bedroom occupying the top floor. The entrance hall gives access to the lounge /dining room, where deep red colours blend softly with vanilla tones, and from there into the well-equipped kitchen. On the first floor are two charming bedrooms and the family bathroom with shower over bath and a separate w.c.
The pretty south-facing garden is ideal for family barbeques or a relaxing glass of chilled wine when the children are in bed. So tranquil, you will find it very hard to believe you are in the centre of town!
Lounge/diner
Well equipped kitchen
One of three double bedrooms
Dining area
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The South East England / Sussex region
South East England is a region rich in experiences. It has something to offer every age group and every traveller. Awash with History and Heritage and an abundance of castles, gardens, museums, cathedrals and country houses set amid stunning coastline, picturesque market towns and traditional English villages. Discover a hidden Sussex; unique windmills, award-winning vineyards, steam trains, quaint market towns, laid-back beach life, miles of walks including the South Downs Way and of course 1066 Country, a spectacular combination of coast and countryside that's littered with relics and ruins from the Norman invasion
Rye area
Rye is an intriguing town to be explored and enjoyed on foot. The Villa is only a stones throw away from the well-known Landgate Arch, the only survivor of four gates built in 1392 as a defence against the French and still standing guard over the town today.
With a lively history and unique ambience the town is peppered with beautifully preserved ancient buildings, art galleries, museums, delightful teashops and quirky restaurants and pubs. Adults and children alike will be fascinated with the town’s history of pirates and smugglers, not forgetting Captain Pugwash whose creator John Ryan lives here. When you have explored the cobbled higgledy-piggledy streets and enjoyed browsing in the specialist shops venture out into the beautiful surrounding area.
Many bridlepaths, walking and cycling routes lead from the doorstep including the popular 1066 walk and endless golden sands at Camber (a Blue Flag beach) can be reached by a 2-mile cycle track. Venture further afield and you will find a multitude of fun things for families to do. All the excitement of sun, sea and sand with a generous measure of fun parks, steam trains, wildlife parks, a shipwreck museum, sealife centres, fairytale castles and a famous battle site all thrown in for your added enjoyment.
How to get there
Contact the owner for further details on the best way to reach this property.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
London Gatwick: 127 km
Railway:
Rye Railway Station: 0.8 km
Ferry:
Folkestone / Dover: 50 km
Activities near Rye
Sports: Watersports Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation Cycling holidays
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