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Amazon Prime

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Library of Books

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Cafetiere

Children's Dinnerware

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High Chair

Kettle

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Pod Coffee Machine

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Toaster

Blender

Kitchen & Dining

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Black-Out Blinds

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Cot / Crib

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Drying Rack

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Hangers

Iron

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Early / Late Check-Out Available

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Parking Available

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Single-Level Home

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Parking & Access

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Barbeque

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This bright and cheerful home awaits you in the coastal city of Hove. Located just a short walk away from the beach, it'll be hard to resist not spending every waking hour outdoors by the ocean. Inside the home, you'll find lemon-yellow features sprinkled throughout,  with comfy cushions for your leisure, a widescreen TV for movie nights, and a games console for all ages. Snuggle up on the sofa with a blanket with your loved ones as you watch daytime TV – as you look to your right you'll see the natural daylight pouring in through the garden door. Whip up a freshly baked sweet treat in the sleek kitchen, or cook up a hearty homemade meal. 

Tasty plates of food can be enjoyed at the dining table in the living space, or at the outdoor table in the courtyard under the shade. One of the bedrooms has direct access to the verdant garden with just three steps – a wonderful space where you can relax under the sun with a cup of coffee or a sumptuous bottle of red.

Head out to spend the day at the beach where you can listen to the hum of the ocean – miles away from the hustle and bustle of your usual daily routine. George Street isn't too far away, with an abundance of shops to browse, including charming charity shops and high-street favourites. 

The Lazy Lemon

Foosball / Table Football

Luxury Toiletries

Private Washing Machine

Temperature Control

Free Parking On Street

Sitting just 150m from Hove Beach, this elegant apartment boasts a seafront location and a pretty garden, making it an idyllic place to call home. There is also a second smaller courtyard off the Renaissance-inspired master bedroom, plus light-filled living spaces. While you’ll be able to enjoy the independent boutiques, trendy coffee shops and watersports on offer here, you’re also just a short distance from the Brighton Lanes and the South Downs. After a day strolling along the promenade or soaking up the sun on the pebbled beach, what could be better than an alfresco dinner in the garden? 

Seaside Garden

Bathrobes

Mini Bar

Desk / Workplace

Balcony

You’ll be living your best Brighton beach life at this good-looking apartment, perched just a pebbles throw from the shore (at the bottom of the hill, to be exact) and with a balcony to soak up all the seaside action.

Housed in a regency building of high and mighty proportions, this newly refurbished, high-spec home delivers all the luxury vibes you’re chasing. There’s the double-height ceilings and sash windows bringing all the opulence and a butler service should you need it. The devil really is in the detail here – think honesty hamper stocked with drinks and nibbles, fluffy dressing gowns at the ready, and coffee pods for that obligatory morning brew on the balcony.

When it’s time to get out and amongst it, take your pick from Brighton with its buzzing North Laines and kiss-me-quick pier (both a twenty-minute stroll) and gentrified Hove with its cafés for brunch and happening pubs right on your doorstep. Or mosey down to the beach, nab yourself a sunny spot outside its many bars, and watch Brighton life go by – you might find it's all the entertainment you need.

Hove Actually

Luxury Bedding

Desk

Workplace

Air Conditioning

Step-Free Access

Security System

A town of classic architecture, brisk sea air, two iconic piers, quirky shops, and a truly embracing culture, Brighton is one of the most exciting and charming places to visit in the UK. Even more so, when you're staying in a beautiful, 100-year-old Art Deco building close to the seafront, while also in the city centre with all its trendy restaurants, boutique shops and unique nightlife. While the building retains many of its 1920s features, this flat is wholly modern, decked out in stylish, contemporary decor. Relax in the stylish living room or gather together for a celebratory meal in the dining area. Step through the main room's glass door and onto a private, south-facing balcony - ideal for sipping on a sundowner cocktail and looking out to sea before an evening out on the town. With two extremely comfortable bedrooms - each boasting a king-size bed - and a bathroom with a large tub, this is a perfect base for a relaxing stay in Southern England’s most vibrant seaside city. The famous Brighton pebble beach is a short two-minute stroll away and the independent shops on North Laine are walkable in less than ten minutes.

The Centurion

Buzzer / Wireless Intercom

Settle into this boutique seaside apartment situated on a quiet residential street in the heart of Kemptown, just steps from the independent shops and cool cafes that line nearby St George's Road. Known for its laidback vibes, community spirit, and LGBTQ-friendly nightlife, the location offers a tantalising taste of local life conveniently close to Brighton's centre.

Step inside the apartment to find a spacious open-plan living area with a sleek kitchen to prepare mouthwatering meals and a dining table to enjoy them around. An array of houseplants add to the homely feel, while a state-of-the-art TV switches from Netflix to displaying art above the ornamental fireplace at the flick of a button.

A pink limewashed bedroom makes for a soothing sanctuary to unwind at the end of a day of exploring the neighbourhood, shopping The Lanes and feasting on fish and chips down at the beach. Meanwhile, the adjacent bathroom is perfectly equipped for morning and evening pampering sessions.

Out of the front door and down a couple of stairs, you'll find a communal roof terrace, where sunshine yellow outdoor furniture makes for an excellent spot to enjoy your morning coffee or evening sundowners.

Kemptown Cool

Perfect for a romantic weekend retreat, a solo sanctuary or a girlie weekend by the sea, this central Hove studio is the perfect base for anyone looking to enjoy that irresistible combo of city and sea on England's south coast.

Located at the back of a stunning Victorian terrace, east-facing windows ensure you wake up bathed in morning light, and pastel pink prints and cushions alongside olive green kitchen units and modular sofa combine to create a soothing sanctuary that's an absolute pleasure to return to at the end of the day.

A superb location, just five minutes from the sea and close to an excellent selection of local restaurants, pubs and coffee shops along Western Road, ensure you're right in the heart of the action. The breathtaking Regency architecture of Brunswick Square makes for a scenic stop en route to the beach, which you can walk along into the centre of Brighton. If you don't fancy the mile-long stroll, catch the bus at the bottom of the street, which will whisk you into the city in a matter of minutes.

Pastel Sunset

Piano

Wine Cooler

Trash Compactor

Fireplace

This ultra-luxurious family home sits in the seaside city of Hove, a ten-minute stroll from the beach. Following the promenade, you’ll be at Brighton’s i360 lookout in twenty minutes on foot. Or, drive to the centre of Brighton in five minutes.

The home itself is in the style of a Victorian villa, with symmetrical bay windows flooding the place with light inside. There’s a bench up on the balcony, overlooking the garden for a quiet moment. The garden itself faces south, so there’s plenty of sunlight in the evening. Perfect if you’re planning to take dinner on the terrace, or sit on the swing seat with something bubbly.

Stepping into the living room is like crossing the threshold into a 19th-century drawing room with its grand piano, sparkling chandelier and carriage clock above the mantle. A wood-burning stove can crackle away in the evening for a bit of atmosphere and floor-to-ceiling bay windows let the sunshine stream in. Double doors lead to the kitchen, where there’s dining for the whole group and an additional seating area around a big TV. Upstairs, bedrooms are super plush and spacious. 

The Cat's Pyjamas

Sitting on the edge of North Laine’s, this quirky home pays homage to the artistic eccentricity of the area in a really beautiful and understated way. Look at the graffiti mural in the open living space as one example – countered by the sleek kitchen, gold touches, and dark colour palette the space feels cleverly composed and the statement wall makes for a pretty nice photo backdrop, too. The bathroom is another example of where you can see the practised restraint with which this entire home has been put together to feel fun, but never to overwhelm the senses. 

Explore the area by heading towards the beach and stopping off at any of the coffee bars that catch your eye. Spend the day eating ice cream, dipping your toe in at low tide, playing the arcade games on the pier, and enjoying drinks at any one of the pubs or bars – don't forget to stop off at the Royal Pavilion on the walk back. After a soak in the clawfoot bath, tuck yourself in early with a good book – opening the skylight to infuse the space with some of the Brighton sea air. 

Mrs Butler's Mews House

We love the kind of spaces that enrich daily life. And this elegant home in Brighton, is designed to bring joy and inspiration to your city stay. 

Located in Kemptown, just a ten–minute walk from the seafront, this is the perfect place for families and friends to enjoy quality time together in a beautiful setting. From the exceptional styling to the art and objects, every detail of this home feels considered and intentional. And with its soft lighting and gentle tones, it’s the kind of space that invites a wonderful sense of wellbeing.

From cosy mornings preparing breakfast in the kitchen to gathering around the table in the tranquil garden, it’s easy to feel at home here. And when you’re ready to explore, it’s just a ten–minute walk into Kemptown Village where you’ll find cafes, bars, quirky boutiques and vintage stores. Or stroll along the seafront and make your way into Brighton’s city centre – just twenty–minutes away. 

After a day full of fresh sea air, you’ll love walking into this home. Light the woodburner and enjoy the warmth and beauty of this elegant home.  

The Botanist Bloom

Baby Bath

Right in the heart of Brighton, this snug apartment is expertly located for your city break. It rests on North Laine, a hub of cobbled streets, authentic shops and chic boutiques. It's a warm, welcoming and vibrant area that symbolises the energy of the city.

Such is the central location and Brighton's compact nature, you can easily reach the must-see areas on foot. We recommend starting the day wandering through The Lanes before heading towards Brighton's iconic pier. 

Whether it's a family visit or a group of friends on the south coast, the pier is a dreamy day out. Eat some famous fish and chips whilst the crisp sea air greets you, or try your hand at the various amusement games. 

When the sun shines on the idyllic waterfront, the pebbled beach is a pretty spot to rest your legs. Lay in the sunshine, soaking in the buoyant atmosphere, or take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque coastline. 

However you spend your days, the cosy comfort of the apartment is a restful haven. Chat away in the open-plan living space or simply lay on the sofas with a film from Netflix as entertainment.

Changing Laines

It might be a seaside cottage, but there’s nothing twee about this home, located right in the pulsating heart of Brighton. Tucked away in Brighton's South Lanes (regular visitors to the city will know this is the place to be) locations don’t come much better. The thriving seafront and pier is just a pebble’s throw away (five minutes to be precise) where you’ll discover all the city’s bohemian, hedonistic vibes in its restaurants, bars, boutiques, and clubs beneath the seafront arches. And when it’s time to jump off the carousel for a while, you’ll find a home that's as eclectic and cool as the city. With bespoke gold American diner furniture and Acapulco chairs out on the charming courtyard (a bonus in central Brighton where outdoor space is scarce), there’s a touch of Havana about this space, and we like it. And though it's bijou downstairs, we think it’s beautifully formed, with sparkling white bathrooms, an ultra-sleek kitchen, and immaculate bedrooms. Set out over four levels, with each bedroom commanding a floor to itself, you'll love how spread out the home feels. So gather your tribe and make it snappy – this place has got fun written all over it.

Pink to make you Wink

DVD Library

Home Cinema Setup

This home is an Art Deco themed showstopper that would delight any aspiring flapper. With bespoke 1920's themed furniture and original retro features, a stay here is like stepping back in time to the Jazz Age. We especially love the mirrored cocktail bar, worthy of any speakeasy, and the impressive home cinema with its red bucket chairs and huge TV hidden behind a theatrical curtain. The kitchen is a retro daydream with its restored English Rose units and the bedrooms continue the Art Nouveau theme to the letter (the dressing table in the master bedroom is just like something your grandmother would’ve had). What takes this flat from gimmick to somewhere truly special though is its history as the former home of playwright Sir Terrance Rattigan who wrote many famous works set in the roaring 20s. The location is the bee’s knees too. You’re a five-minute stroll from Brighton’s pebbled seafront and a twenty-minute walk from the city centre. Spend your days exploring the artisan cafés, flea markets and promenading on the front before mixing a highball at the bar and settling in for a showing of a Golden Age movie.

Art Deco Delight

Projector

Wine Cooler / Wine Cellar

Balcony / Patio

Welcome Hamper

The elegance of this five-storey townhouse along Brighton’s fashionable Portland Place evokes the glamour of the Regency era. It’s been immaculately restored, and the giant sash windows, wrought-iron balconies, soaring ceilings and marble fireplaces feel rightfully opulent. Yet this 200-year-old home is also a place of 21st-century tech. In the basement, you’ll find a home cinema with a 2.5-metre screen and Dolby Digital surround sound for brilliant movie nights in. Add to this the plush velvet sofas, cloud-like beds, roll-top baths and a sparkling kitchen finished in white marble (one of two kitchens in fact), and this home feels extremely indulgent. Families and friends will love it here, and since all beds are split kings, the sleeping arrangements are flexible. Located in fashionable Kemp Village, a pebble’s throw from Brighton Beach, the home is also excellently placed for eating out, drinking and exploring. In just 15 minutes you could be licking ice creams on Brighton’s pier, admiring more Regency architecture in town, or wandering through The Lanes in search of a lost treasure. 

Vanity Flair

This bright and cheery home is in the perfect location for a Brighton getaway. The apartment is within walking distance of the train station and all of Brighton’s hot spots, and the home is comfortable, modern and stylish with an open-plan living space flooded with light. 

The start of iconic North Laine is just a five-minute stroll from the apartment, but first call into one of the many vibrant cafes in the neighbourhood for breakfast. The apartment is within easy reach of countless bars and restaurants, so you never have to cook if you don’t want to, though the lovely kitchen is as charming as the rest of the home. 

If like us, you don’t think a holiday begins until you’ve felt sand between your toes, you’re in luck – the nearest beach is just a fifteen-minute walk away. When you’re all paddled out, pick up a fish and chip lunch and make your way over to the Pier for an afternoon of fun. For a slightly more sedate pace, a visit to the Royal Pavilion is a fascinating way to while away a few hours. Children – and big kids – can let off steam in Preston Park, admiring the gardens. 

Spend your evenings taking in the lively bar scene, or visit one of the oldest cinemas in Britain – the Duke of York is just six minutes away. This apartment is at the heart of Brighton’s activity but feels like a real home from home. What more could you ask for?


At The End Of The Laine

If you’re dreaming of bumping into your very own Duke or Darcy on the Brighton seafront, you’ll lose your heart to this gorgeous Regency townhouse. Just steps from the sea, its regal exterior rightfully belongs on the front of a postcard, and inside you’ll find that the decor makes liberal use of velvet flourishes and period features, such as restored fireplaces and elegant roll-top baths. At 200 years old and five storeys tall, this opulent five-bedroom home is the perfect setting for any love story. And if you’re not the romantic sort? Well, the high-tech cinema room is a winner in anyone’s book. 

Candlelights, Camera, Action

Swimming Pool

Free Parking

Just a short drive from Brighton and the South Downs National Park, this family home is comfortable and stylish – with an indoor heated pool the star of the show. Set down a private lane in the village of Ovingdean, it's a unique building with a sociable layout and peaceful, leafy surroundings. Perfect for families, there are lawned gardens to the front and a pretty deck to the rear, where the chef of the family can cook up a feast on the barbecue. Inside, bedrooms, bathrooms and a smart eat-in kitchen all share the main floor, with sliding doors opening the kitchen to the deck, while the bright living space is upstairs. Play all day in the pool or head off for a walk or bike ride to the coast – Rottingdean Beach is just half an hour on foot.

South of the Downs

Realistically, there's only one place to start with at this apartment and that's the gorgeous sea view. The best spot to appreciate this is from the living room that benefits from three curved Georgian windows, but Brighton Pier can also be spotted from two of the bedrooms, too. As well as making this home a great vantage point for catching the city's famous starling murmurations, it also brings in copious amounts of natural light, which dances satisfyingly off the wooden floor and cleansingly white walls. Renovated in 2020, the interior feels thoroughly modern, but the choice of classic furnishings, including the antique dining table, pays homage to Brighton's long and regal history. It's also easy to get a flavour of the city's heritage from the fabulous location in the Kemptown neighbourhood. The Royal Pavilion, for instance, is only fifteen minutes' walk away, while the Palace Pier takes less than ten.

Flight of the Starlings

Hammock

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

How can you be steps away from Brighton's buzzing North Laine and yet feel tucked away in peace at the same time? This gem is in a truly enviable position – off the road and down what's called a 'twitten'. The path leads to your Regency period home, recently refurbished and raring to go.

Perfect for a group of friends or family on a trip to the Great British Seaside, some of the home's original features are there for the lovers of character, while the whole house has been modernised and decorated in contemporary white – pops of colour coming from the dramatic wall art. With three main bedrooms, there's plenty of room to sleep six, with the sofa bed in the snug adding the possibility of another two guests.

After a day exploring Brighton's excellent shopping, paddling on the beach and playing on the pier, it's central enough for you to nip back home to freshen up before dinner – you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out and nightlife nearby. And in the morning, take your cup of coffee outside for some fresh air in the pretty courtyard garden. Peaceful and private (apart from the gulls), you'd never know you were in the centre of it all.

Regency Secret

The heart and soul of Brighton are on your doorstep with a stay at this ultra-cool apartment set right amongst it in the city's beloved North Laines and just a ten-minute stroll from the beach.

You could easily while away the whole day and night diving into the North Laine's buzzing hub of independent artists, curiosity shops, and happening cafes and restaurants. But don't forget the city's other must-sees, starting at the eye-popping spectacle of The Royal Pavilion (seven minutes on foot). And there's always the kiss-me-quick pier (thirteen minutes on foot) for a spin and obligatory fish and chips – preferably in that order. 

When it's time to take five, you'll find an immaculately presented apartment awaiting. The care that your host, Helen, puts into the interior design of this home is impressive – that bespoke kitchen is a case in point. While over in the bedroom, one big hug of a king-sized bed awaits, along with a freestanding bathtub with room for two. And despite its central location, it feels surprisingly quiet here. So draw the blackout blinds and bag yourself a lie-in – in this famously hedonistic city, you might need it.

The Vines

Hot Tub

Accessible Parking

Secured Parking

Wheelchair Access

Stair Gates

Lie low for a while amid the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park – best seen through the vast south-facing picture windows of this meticulously converted barn. Winding your way up the country lane leading to this home, you could feel a world away from everything. Yet the characterful medieval town of Lewes is just a ten-minute drive away and a little further, Brighton (twenty-minute drive) for a walk by the sea and shopping in its Lanes. But it’s right here at home where we think you’ll be spending most of your time. From alfresco barbecues on the vast garden terrace, sundowners on the mezzanine balcony, and relaxing in the hot tub, to large sit-down dinners indoors overlooking the downs, this house is well suited for entertaining. And there’s heaps of space to spill out in the generously sized bedrooms – spread out over two floors and united by a tasteful mix of contemporary and rustic interiors. Lofty high ceilings, polished concrete flooring (the underfloor heating keeps things toasty), and sleek architectural glazing make quite the first impression. While a bespoke shaker kitchen with all the mod-cons (think Everhot range cooker and wine cooler) and beautifully curated objet’s de art bring character and soul. After bracing walks in the surrounding hills, kick off your muddy shoes in the boot room and sink into the sumptuous sofas to soak up those awe-inspiring views with freshly brewed coffee. Feathered by cosy cushions and the softest sheepskin, it's highly likely you may never want to leave.

The Grain Store

In the epicentre of Brighton’s bustling North Laine, this five bedroom, with five single beds and a double is best suited to groups of friends or families looking to explore to the creative corners of the city. After a day of getting to know the stores, restaurants, pubs and markets right at your doorstep, come home to plenty of space to stretch out and relax. With two balconies across three floors and a large open concept living area, the communal areas are the stars of the show. For longer stays, dedicated desks in select rooms and easy access to the mainline station make this a great option for business travel as a group. 

Sunshine Swing

XBox

Breakfast Included

If you love outdoor living, then you've come to the right place, because this spacious home revolves around a huge garden. It’s a great place for kids to play while the grown-ups catch up on the outdoor sofas, glass of wine in hand. You'll also find an outdoor dining area and barbecue, so freshly grilled food should definitely be on the menu. If that weren’t enough already, there are also vegetable patches, and you’re free to harvest whatever’s growing. You can easily slip inside to the open-plan living area through the French doors, and if the weather isn't great then don't worry – there are two wood-burners and underfloor heating to keep your toasty. Hove's beach is only ten minutes away on foot, where you can stroll along the promenade, paddle in the waves or simply watch the world go by from a spot on the pebbles. You'll find a range of pubs, restaurants and cafés, while nearby Hove Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to spend an afternoon. If you fancy an adventure then it takes about an hour to walk into buzzing Brighton – or you can take a twelve-minute taxi ride. 

Crackle & Stove

Step inside this stunning home, and you'll be greeted by a sophisticated coastal townhouse packed with period features. On the ground floor, the living and dining rooms feature original wood floors, ornamental fireplaces and a sizeable southeast-facing bay window that makes the most of that early morning light. Finally, there's a sleek, contemporary kitchen out the back, with direct access to the patio and a staircase up to a private hilltop garden. Up the stairs, the first floor consists of two individually decorated bedrooms, each with its own character and a shower room shared between them. One final flight of steps takes you to the second-floor en-suite bedroom, with a vaulted ceiling and views over Brighton from the skylights. Step out, and you're a short walk from Preston Park station for trains into the city centre, otherwise, you can walk it in a little over thirty minutes.

Brighton Ace

Games Console

Ping Pong Table

Rice Maker

Exercise Equipment

This Edwardian family home sits just back from Hove Beach, a five-minute walk to the shore. Follow the promenade into Brighton, a leisurely half-hour stroll along the seafront. Or, hop in the car and be at the vintage shops of The Lanes in just seven minutes. Buses run regularly into Brighton centre from just outside your door here too.

A pretty red-brick facade greets you and, stepping inside, the herringbone floors and midnight-blue walls create a classy atmosphere. The main lounge is a vision of old-world charm with gilded mirrors and an original fireplace at its heart – the perfect spot for an evening tipple. While the dine-in kitchen is a huge open space with floor-to-ceiling windows letting the sunlight stream in. We love the dedicated drinks cabinet that feels like your own personal bar. Those feeling active can take advantage of the private gym and yoga space and there's a dedicated office fit for an executive should you need to work remotely. 

Outside, you can spend sunny days playing ping pong on the deck, or just relaxing with a cold drink on plush rattan sofas while the kids keep busy on the sunken trampoline.

The Promenade Awaits

Sonos

Hello, views. This stylish penthouse is situated in the centre of Brighton, above an office space in a quiet mews. It's a fantastic choice for a romantic getaway or a seaside stay with some friends. We love the rooftop terrace – it's the perfect spot to escape to for some privacy high above the city. Guests in the main bedroom will benefit from an en-suite bathroom and another, smaller terrace too. Cook up a storm in the well-equipped open-plan kitchen or dine out in one of the many restaurants within walking distance of the apartment. Lively pubs, cafes, and outdoor markets are just minutes away from this home-from-home.

Palm Trees & Pebbles 

The location of this apartment on the border of Brighton and Hove is spot on. It's perched just a four-minute walk from the beach and its bars for golden hour cocktails, and if you don't fancy cooking, there are coffee shops and restaurants just down the road. Occupying the lower-ground level of a handsome Regency period building, you'll have a private entrance and a decked patio that catches the midday sun. When it's time to bid Brighton farewell, leaving the city is a cinch, with the train station just a fifteen-minute walk away.

The Golden Afternoon

Bread Maker

Garden Games

Although this three-storey home was only built in recent years, much of the interior design takes inspiration from retro trends. Many of the furnishings are mid-century in style and there are 1970s flourishes peppered about in the form of overhanging metallic lamps and swirly feature walls in the living rooms. That being said, the pristine white kitchen is as modern as they come, as are the bathrooms. Outside, guests get the benefit of not one, but two terraces, with space to cook, eat and relax. The location gives plenty of options for excursions in the great outdoors, too. It's possible to get on a footpath running alongside the River Adur in less than a minute on foot which is a great base for kayaking and paddleboarding, and leads to a 37-mile long track through the South Downs National Park. Shoreham Beach is a mere ten-minute walk via the high street which boasts an abundance of pubs, restaurants and shops, and the Brighton seaside only takes twenty-three minutes to reach in the car.

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