Otter's Holt - Dog friendly - yards from beach

DOG FRIENDLY - up to four 🐶 BRAND NEW DOWNSTAIRS TOILET This old seaside terraced property lends itself to being quaint, quirky & quiet. It's comfortable & cosy with a lovely open fire. Families & groups over 25 years. Enclosed sunny garden. BBQ, picnic table, umbrella, etc., sheets, towels included, sleeps 7 - one king, 2 double & one single & travel cot. Victorian roll top bath & separate walk in electric shower, downstairs toilet. Enchanting, dog friendly property with lots of character. There is kerb side parking with two spare spaces on a first come first serve basis and there is additional parking along the main Coast Road just around the corner. Stairs to the 3rd floor bedroom are steep and may not be suitable for younger children and the elderly. Please note dogs are not permitted upstairs. The conservatory we call the dog den with stairgates & their own sofa. Entire house- self contained. Wooden/tile flooring for ground floor. Carpets first and second floors hence no dogs upstairs. Stairs to the 3rd floor bedroom are steep and may not be suitable for younger children and the elderly. I was born and grew in and around Eastboune and Pevensey, and have a great deal of knowledge of the area and will gladly help with any questions. Although I am longer in Sussex, we do have local agents who are on hand day and night, if required with any questions or problems during you stay. Details within the property. 100 yards from the beach. Ideal for a walk on the all year round, dog friendly beach. Surrounding area ideal for long summer bike rides and adventures. Hire of watersports equipment and tuition and bikes just around the corner. Long term stays welcome. House now has newly installed downstairs toilet. Bike hire and watersports within walking distance of the property. Good transport links to Eastbourne, London and Hastings via train or bus. Watersports and bike hire right around the corner for a perfect staycation. Long stays welccome. This property was once owned in the 1920 and 1930`s, by Ella Viola Brandelius-Strom wife of the famous Australian and American musician, Percy Grainger.