When it comes to the “Best of The Best” Marine House really is “The Jewel In The Crown” of holiday homes situated within this most desirable stretch of The South Coast of England. # One small/medium dog welcome # Beach access a stone's throw away # Hot tub # Rear fenced garden # Accessible option suite with large bathroom, double sofa bed and lounge on the ground floor # Gas BBQ # Outside furniture # Games room # Netflix # Woodburning stove # Travel cot & highchair # Free Wi fi # Renovated in 2023 to an extremely high eco-friendly standard # Reduced usage of plastics & no products are tested on animals # Proximity to local attractions, walk the South Downs or the 1066 trail # Local water sports centre nearby # Walking distance to local cafes and pubs Overlooking the beach, this most beautifully appointed home is perfectly located, being within 100 yards from the local high street with its local convenient store, bars, and restaurants, ensuring you won’t need to go far at all for all your basic needs. Offering luxuriously appointed rooms throughout and with philosophy of the environment in mind from the energy efficient appliances through to the reduced usage of plastics and all products supplied not being tested on animals, the property really is a home for anyone looking for “Something A Little Bit Special” and is considered perfect for large family gatherings, celebrations, wedding parties, social gatherings, dual families etc, and there is also the added feature of a Large Ground Floor Reception Room which has disabled friendly access, and could be utilised as a separate Suite with Living area, with large sofa bed, and access to a disabled adapted Wet Room, considered suitable for anyone with a family member who has mobility issues. Whatever the occasion, the property offers all the luxuries of a High-End Hotel, but with all the comforts of a home from home, which includes a large Dining Area perfect for enjoying banquets prepared in the well-equipped Kitchen, a Games Room with Sky tv, pool table and an X Box One, Sky tv and Netflix on the main tv’s, a woodburning stove for those cold winter days and cosying up to at Christmas time. Enjoy sea views with a morning coffee and croissant on the balcony at breakfast time, or a G&T in the evenings, and cook up a feast on the BBQ followed by a dip in the Hot Tub. Whatever you want from a holiday home, it doesn’t get any better than Marine House! Important: Our properties are protected by SUPERHOG - a globally recognised trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact. Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted directly by SUPERHOG to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and optional damage waiver. You will be asked for a non-refundable £35 damage waiver covering you for any accidental damage caused during your stay. There is also an option to opt out. If you have chosen to pay the damage waiver you must let us know so that we do not hold our normal damage deposit of £200 as per the listing details on the day you check out of our property. If we do not hear from you our normal damage deposit will be held as pending and returned to you within 14 days of your check out date. We accept one small/medium dog at this property. Entry instructions will be given 3 days prior to your check in date. The guest will be given a contact number for any issues arising during their stay. Our office is situated in the centre of Pevensey Bay High Street and we are open during normal working hours. To the west of 1066 country stands Pevensey Bay on the coast. Pevensey Bay is famously known as William of Normandy's landing place in 1066. Pevensey Bay is an old fishing village founded in the 1600's as Wallsend, the end of the sea wall from Eastbourne. Pevensey village is located on a ridge of land, which juts out onto marshland and until the 13th Century the marshes were an inlet of the sea. Over time the large bay was gradually cut off from the sea by shingle and today the marshes known as Pevensey Levels, a large nature reserve, stretches for miles behind the shingle beach. Several Martello towers were erected along the bay at the beginning of the 19th century against Napoleonic attack. In the early 1900's the village became a holiday resort it is today with much of the coastline development started in the 1930's. Today it is a popular tourist attraction with the nearby historical Pevensey Castle. Pevensey Bay is well known today to all sailing enthusiasts. The local sailing club offers a variety of classes of boats and has a full programme of racing. The inspiring 31-mile 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey Castle, winds its way to Herstmonceux and through to Battle. • Sovereign Harbour - 35-minute walk • Pevensey Bay Beach - 0-minute walk • Pevensey Castle - 15-minute walk • Eastbourne Harbour - 30-minute walk • Eastbourne Pier - 5 miles • Beachy Head - 8 miles • Seven Sisters – 9 miles • London (LGW-Gatwick) 55-minute drive • Pevensey Bay Station 10-minute walk • Pevensey and Westham Station 5-min drive Bus number 99 to Eastbourne Town Centre Lost keys will be charged at £25.00 per set.