Tranquil 4-bedroom Beach House and Private Garden

Peaceful, family beach house overlooking grass fields, and a 2 minute walk to the beach heading South. The village shop and pub are a 3 minute walk North. Rye train station is 5 mins by car. New family kitchen; Large bright living/dining room and modern bathroom with u/f heating Safe, family-friendly Beach and Nature Reserve is 2 mins on foot; Camber Sands is just across the bay. Other amenities: Country Houses, & Gardens, World-class golf, Watersports, Zoo, Castles, Woodlands, Theatres Set on a quiet sea-side lane, with ample off-road parking. The large private garden surrounds the house, and is perfect for relaxing, sunbathing and sun-set barbecues. The patio areas and secluded garden benches provide a mix of quiet relaxation spaces and communal al-fresco dining areas. The spectacular evening star-shows from the patios are magical The master bedroom has a king-sized bed with 2 built-in double wardrobes and french doors to the patio leading to the rear garden. The double room overlooks the private rear garden and - along with the twin room and the bunk room - also has built-in wardrobes. Double-glazing and central heating throughout help to ensure a relaxing stay. Perfect and peaceful for 8 guests to relax. In addition there is a quality sofa-bed for 2 in the Living Room. There's plenty of family parking space on the drive. Across the field from our unmade lane is a tarmac road running from the shop to the beach - helping to keep the lane quiet. There is also a nearby playground for younger children. The historic smuggling town of Rye is a bus-ride or 5-minute car journey away. Our single-track railway from Rye connects to the mainline services at Hastings and Ashford International. You can walk east along the shore to Rye Harbour - or cycle via the smooth private track. Pett Pools and petrified forest are half an hours walk west along the sea wall. The 1066 Country website has lots of other local information. We live locally and can be on hand if/when needed. Our friends and local hosts group provide additional cover when we go away Popular village for visitors. Nestling on the East Sussex coast close to the border with Kent. Great for swimming, walking, beach-combing, bird-watching - or just relaxing in the local mediaeval smuggling town of Rye. Both Ancient Winchelsea and Rye were part of the Cinque Ports naval defences created by Edward the Confessor. They supplied the Crown with ships and men. The Abbey at nearby Battle is built on the site of the world-famous Battle of Hastings, where England - after defeating the Nordic champions mid-week at Stamford Bridge - nArrowly lost to France in the shoot-out after extra time. "C'est la vie" - as they refuse to say in Cinque Ports Street, Rye The local villages and towns provide a wealth of unique shops, eateries and country pubs. If you're not here to relax all of the time, you can learn to kite-surf, horse-ride or paraglide! There is plenty of family parking on the drive. Across the field from our un-made lane is a tarmac road from the shop to the beach - helping to keep the lane quiet. The historic smuggling town of Rye is a bus-ride or 5-minute car journey away. The single-track railway at Rye connects to mainline services at Hastings and Ashford International. You can even take the car to France in 35 minutes from the Channel Tunnel connection at Folkestone. Rye Harbour is a 40-minute walk east along the beach, or you can cycle down the smooth private track. You can also walk west along the sea wall to Pett Pools and the petrified forest, in around 30 minutes. The 1066 Country website has lots of other local information There's also a travel-cot and high-chair in the house.