Spacious secluded recently renovated 4 bedroom detached house, a former goat farm,
is on the edge of the Country Park but also within easy walking distance of the
Old Town centre. Large gardens, large games room/ lounge/ TV room with opening
French double doors upstairs with table tennis table, lounge / TV Room. Natural
open fire downstairs.
Our spacious secluded recently renovated 5 bedroom
rustic holiday house, a former goat farm, is on the edge of the
Country Park but also within easy walking distance of the Old Town
centre.
Large gardens, large games room/ lounge/ TV room with opening French
double doors upstairs with table tennis table, lounge / TV Room with
natural open fire downstairs.
Three bathrooms (incl. 1 en-suite), large fully-equipped open-plan
rustic kitchen with double French doors out to the garden.
The large gardens are extremely secluded with some mature fruit trees.
At night you can watch the badgers come for any food scraps you leave
out for them.
This property really is very unique, and ideal for anybody who wants a
combination of the town and country seclusion.
The house is fully equipped family home.
Currently beds for 8 people - although this would certainly not be
crowded.
Hastings, East Sussex is a
fantastic place to spend an active week.
The holiday house is located on the edge of Hastings Country Park. You can
walk out of the gardens, and walk for miles along the cliffs to remote
beaches without ever seeing a road.
The kids will enjoy the vast outdoors spaces and the long cliff walks.
The historic Old Town centre is 1km down the hill, with its sprawling sea
front and beaches.
From there, you can walk along the coast to other remote beaches, go pier
and jetty fishing, or simply beachcomb among the boats of the fishing
fleet.
My favourite beach is at Fairlight Glen - a fantastic walk through the
Country Park. It's a nudist beach, so be warned - but nudity is not
compulsory.
There's a little funfair on the seafront which is ideal for pre-teens, and
a cute little seafront railway you must try. You can come back up the hill
on the funicular railway if all the walking has exhausted you.
There is nowhere better for antique and junk shops.
Battle Abbey, scene of the famous Battle of Hastings in 1066, is a few
miles inland.
I'm sure you will enjoy your stay at our delightful holiday home. Pack
swimming trunks, flip flops, good walking shoes, kites (to fly on the East
Hill). We have the table tennis (incl. bats and balls), petanque / boules
for the garden, etc.
If you need any info while you're there just call.
