Resting at the heart of the historic town of Rye in East Sussex is Church View. This idyllic, 15th-century, Grade II listed cottage benefits from a fabulous location in the heart of a town steeped in history with local amenities just paces away, as well a breath-taking and characterful interior showcasing iconic, white-washed walls adorned with original wooden beams and two well-appointed bedrooms; perfect for couples, small families or friends looking to explore Rye, East Sussex and the coast. Enter into Church View to find the sitting room, then discover the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a hearty meal that the whole group can enjoy in the living/dining room, later snuggle up in front of the Smart TV on the plush sofa and while the evening away. When yawning begins, head to the ground-floor shower room to wash away the day’s adventures before climbing the stairs to slope off to sleep in the double bedroom. From the double bedroom, take the stairs to reach the second-floor twin room, ideal for the little ones. If you can tear yourself away from this historic bolthole, explore the centre of Rye where you can pick up all your necessities at the local store before enjoying a well-earned meal at pubs like The Ypres Castle Inn, the Old Bell Rye or savour a sophisticated evening in The Grapevine Champagne and Jazz Bar. History forms the foundation of town and guests can immerse themselves in the past at the Rye Heritage Centre, the National Trust Lamb House which is the former home of author Henry James, Rye Castle Museum or the impressive ruins of the Tudor Camber Castle which runs monthly guided tours. On sunny days, make your way to the coast to discover the golden shores of Camber Sands where you can explore 2 miles of dunes and shoreline, breath-taking views across the English Channel and a variety of thrilling watersports. Make cherished memories at Church View.

Located in present-day East Sussex on the Rother River and Romney Marshes, the town of Rye was founded as a cinque port in the 13th century. Rye is a charming cobblestone town that features a wide variety of restaurants, taverns, and ancient inns, as well as a plethora of unique stores, antique emporiums, galleries exhibiting local artist paintings and pottery. Also, every week, on Wednesday mornings, there is a farmers’ market, and every Thursday there is a general market. During the summer of 2014, the town welcomed BBC film crews as they shot the TV series Mapp and Lucia, which has since been released on DVD. Nearby Camber Sands was used for all beach sequences, with additional filming done in Hastings and at the Tenterden Town train station. The wetlands around the Henry viii-built Camber Castle are a popular walking and birdwatching destination. Visit the neighbouring Camber Sands, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, or take a ride on a miniature or full-size steam train. Artists and photographers will love the wide-open spaces, meandering roads, and quaint villages with historic inns and tea houses. Excellent for unwinding and having fun on holiday.

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