Cabin ∙ 1 bedroom ∙ 2 guests | Cottage in Winchelsea Beach
1 Bedroom Cottage in Icklesham, Winchelsea Beach
Ballyhandy is a romantic lodge set in the serene, coastal setting of Winchelsea Beach, East Sussex. Ideal for couples, this property offers a lovely spot just a stone's throw from the beach. Inside this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by an inviting sitting room that has a TV for evening times when you want to unwind. This is the perfect spot to unwind after a day of coastal exploration. Moving through the property, you will find a well-equipped kitchen/diner, standing ready for you to prepare some lovely meals which can be shared together around the dining table, or al fresco style on the front decking. Outside, the front garden is a delightful spot to enjoy the coastal air, evening meal, or morning coffee. A handy shed houses a washing machine, adding a practical touch to this charming retreat. The accommodation boasts a twin bedroom, offering a peaceful space to rest and recharge for the next day's adventures. The property is served by a stylish shower room, featuring a walk-in shower, providing a refreshing space to prepare for your day or to take a load off with a rinse after a long day. Minutes away, you'll find the affectionately restored Hastings Pier, offering stunning sea views and a variety of entertainment. Within easy reach is picturesque Alexandra Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll or picnic. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Great Dixter House & Gardens, which presents an unforgettable setting for garden enthusiasts, blending traditional and experimental styles in its enchanting displays. It's also worth exploring Rye Harbour Nature Reserve as it is a great spot for avid dog walkers and bird watchers. Take a trip to The True CRIME Museum for an intriguing glimpse into the darker side of history or venture further afield to explore the medieval Rye Castle Museum - Ypres Tower, rich with historical charm. End your day at the renowned Chapel Down, sampling their award-winning wines to round off your day. Return to Ballyhandy for a dose of tranquillity, the perfect base to unwind after your adventures in East Sussex.
A seaside village in the parish of Icklesham in the Rother district of East Sussex, Winchelsea Beach is a wonderful base for those in pursuit of a coastal retreat, with plenty of historic delights on its doorstep. Home to a waterfront restaurant with a boutique style food shop and coffee bar attached, a pub, café and a local store, it provides everything needed for a self-catered stay. The Rye Harbour Nature Reserve also sits within the village and makes a wonderful spot for those seeking rich birdlife, with many species frequenting its marshlands as well as the sands of the beach, there's plenty of nature and scenic spots to be uncovered here. Explore the reserve's plethora of coastal habitats, including shingle, saltmarsh, saline lagoons and more, or for a relaxing day with loved ones choose to unwind on the golden sands of the beach where you can partake in watersports, soak in the sun or enjoy a leisurely stroll at any time of year. In close reach is the modest town of Winchelsea, once a major hub for the medieval wine trade, it now offers its own enticing museum in the form of the Winchelsea Court Hall Museum, presenting local exhibits of the past history of the area, it's well-worth a visit, or for even more history, be sure to head to Hastings, famous for the 1066 Battle of Hastings, here you can find the ruins of Hastings Castle, Battle Abbey and the Hastings Museum & Art Gallery, alongside family-fun attractions such as its picturesque pier to roam where you can reach its beautiful beach, the Blue Reef Aquarium and the Smugglers Adventure, a series of underground tunnels where you can walk in the footsteps of smugglers, there's so much excitement to be found here. For a truly scenic experience, visit the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a medieval landscape with a plethora of terrains to roam, offering sensational views, rich history in the form of various landmarks from imposing castles to National Trust properties and plenty of walking and cycling routes all around, it's a true wonder to be seen.
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