Cottages in Bexhill

Come away to this lovely, welcoming, East Sussex seaside town that features a bustling promenade. Here you will find blissful beaches for relaxing and plenty of delightful cafes, pubs and restaurants for refuelling! Bexhill is a fantastic base for exploring the Sussex Coast and also offers you superb access to the beautiful heritage villages and towns, nature walks and serenity of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

These delightful holiday cottages are dotted in and around Bexhill with great access to local town amenities such as shops, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets. Browse a selection of cottages with fully equipped, contemporary interiors and comfortable furnishings perfect just for two or size up and find a perfect cottage for 4, 6 or 8 guests! These cottages feature a lovely garden and are wonderfully situated under 500 metres from the beach. With options like these you can be on the beach in no time to make the most of the lovely East Sussex sunshine!

If you love gorgeous beach scenes you will find yourself in the vicinity of several noteworthy beaches in the Bexhill vicinity! Head just 40 minutes east for a beach day trip with serious wow factor and find yourself on one of the best beaches in the UK at Camber sands with kilometres of yellow, sugar soft sand! Bexhill Beach is clean and the lovely promenade is a perfect place for a seaside stroll. Just 40 minutes west you will find yourself at Cuckmere Haven where you have the breathtaking sight of the Seven Sisters White Chalk cliffs in the background!

Bexhill is wonderfully located for sightseeing seeing day trips along the Sussex Coast as well as inland. The Seven Wonders of the Weald Trail is right on your doorstep beginning with a scenic drive to Royal Tunbridge Wells, the first point of the Seven Wonders Trail. Scotney Castle is the next stop that dazzles with its serene moat, distinctive round tower and delightful gardens followed by Biddenden Vineyard where you can enjoy tastings of award winning wines. Enjoy an incredible collection of Egyptian, Buddhist and Jacobean artefacts inside 1550s Chiddingstone Castle before hopping on board the whimsical, vintage Spa Valley Railway and visiting the stunning Hole Park Gardens at Rolvenden. Don´t forget to stop by the seventh wonder, the stunning ancient medieval Knole House at Sevenoaks!

If you fancy a splendid day trip along the coast why not head to Brighton just an hour west by car where you can enjoy the wonderful bustling atmosphere, beautiful shops and pier before heading up the British Airways i360 viewing tower. Glide up to a height of 162 metres and get ready to be amazed by the incredible 360 degree views from the glass viewing pod over Brighton, the South Downs and all the way to the Isle of Wight!

Come and spend a few hours enjoying this absolutely magnificent 15th century castle that is nestled amidst a spectacular 300 acre estate that offers meadows, lakes and woodland areas for you to explore! The Elizabethan Gardens are a feast for the eyes and you can admire a pre 1570 walled garden, a herb garden and the Shakespeare garden and marvel at the water lily filled moat!

Spend a wonderful day relaxing on this beautiful beach that is close to the lovely Victorian and Edwardian town architecture of Bexhill. This is one of the warmest, sunniest spots in England and the gentle sloping shingle beach is a great location for a lazy beach day and leisurely beach walks! Enjoy the lovely promenade where you can buy ice creams or cream teas and you have a wide choice of bustling bistros and cafes lining the seafront just across the road from the promenade!

Discover the history and heyday of Bexhill from medieval village times to when it was a smuggler's haven or a Napoleonic barrack town! Find out about the grand days of Bexhills Victorian resort town past and the facts that led to the town becoming the birthplace of British motor racing! Browse a quirky selection of artefacts in the main gallery that include costume and motor racing heritage items as well as local history and archeological finds, snapshots of social history and local art and crafts!

Just half an hour south of Bexhill outside Eastbourne you will find yourself at Beachy Head Cliffs. Here you can stroll high above the coastline above the dramatic 161 metre bright white chalk cliffs. Walk up to the cliff top paths for the incredible views or stop on the beach below at low tide to gaze up at the colossal rock formations and admire the tidal rock pools teeming with marine life!

If you love miles of beautiful golden sand beach and seaside strolls you will love spending time on this lovely beach. The adjacent promenade forms part of the England Coast Path and goes all the way from Chapel Point to Skegness. You can take a lovely walk to the North Sea Observatory where you will find a purpose built marine observation centre where you get stunning views of the sea and the dunes plus a chance to browse some really interesting exhibits!

If you are in the mood for a sublime scenic drive, head an hour north through the immense beauty of the High Weald AONB to the delightful town of Royal Tunbridge Wells where you can marvel at the stunning Georgian architecture and enjoy strolling about the Pantiles where you can browse fabulous, upmarket independent shops. The Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery is a worthwhile stop offering a vast selection of incredible exhibits!