Caedwalla House, Selsey

A beautiful annex set only minutes from Selsey waterfront Caedwalla House Annex is the perfect base for a holiday at the seaside. Selsey offers beautiful walks, local shops, restaurants and cafes. Selsey is perhaps most famous for its lifeboat station and beach, making it a very popular destination in the summer months. With great local amenities you can base yourself here for the whole week or travel further afield to West Wittering, Arundel and Chichester only twenty minutes away. The space Caedwalla House Annex has excellent parking facilities with a driveway and on road parking. There are two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four people. Bedroom one is a large bedroom with a super king bed overlooking the beautiful view of the garden and horse field and the second bedroom has a small double bed (4ft 6) which can squeeze 2 people to make it extra cosy. There is a large modern bathroom with a separate bath and shower. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need to effectively self cater during your stay (while not out at one of the many local eateries of course!), including kettle, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave and toaster. Caedwalla House Annex has a shared garden but includes a lovely outdoor seating area for guests, it is the perfect spot to dine or enjoy a glass of bubbly on a warm summers evening. Free WIFI in included at this property, and very sorry but no children under 10 please. From the owners...... If you should choose to stay with us at Caedwalla House, you will receive a very warm welcome as well as a pack containing fresh bread, a bottle of wine, homemade marmalade, tea, coffee and milk to get you started. We offer a dual easy air fryer and grill. We are proud of the standard of facilities we offer you and will do our best to make your stay a memorable one. Caedwalla House is in the perfect situation for days out both east and west to Brighton and Portsmouth, and inland to the historic Cathedral City of Chichester. Into the countryside to the Southdowns National Park with its variety of English villages, the famous Weald and Downland Open Air museum and glorious are a five minute walk from the sea and an array of independent shops and eateries in Selsey. Nearby coastal walks include the Medmerry and the Pagham Nature reserves both magnets for birdwatchers. We have folders containing detailed information regarding days out, local eateries and the history of Selsey. Do give us a try we are sure you will not be disappointed.