Guests say
Sea House in Littlehampton, Sussex, is a well-regarded cottage with guests praising its comfortable amenities, superb sea views, and well-equipped kitchen. The property is noted for its suitability for group activities, such as card and board games. Some minor maintenance issues were mentioned, but these do not detract from the overall positive experiences shared by visitors.
The property was generally found to be comfortable, but there were comments about the lack of cleaning products and an instance of a seagull dropping on a window, suggesting room for improvement in cleanliness.
The location is highly praised for its superb sea views and proximity to local activities, making it an attractive choice for visitors.
Guests found the beds to be super comfortable and the property conducive to relaxation and group activities, indicating a high level of comfort.
The kitchen is well-equipped, but several reviews mentioned the need for blinds or curtains for privacy in the bathrooms and toilets, as well as a minor water leak, suggesting some attention to facilities and maintenance is required.
There is no mention of gifts or special thoughtful touches in the reviews provided, so it is not possible to assess this category.
About this property
Sea House, a well-presented, end-of-terrace property nestled opposite the sea in the coastal village of Rustington, Sussex. Occupying a delightful position with easy access to the beach and a 10 minute walk to the amenities, why not grab a bite at Establo lounge, this inviting getaway is perfect for families, friends and couples seeking an escape to the coastal serenity
and easy terrain of West Sussex. This reverse level property allows you to enter on the ground floor, where you can find three bedrooms; a double, a twin and a bunk room, perfect for family getaways. Head upstairs and admire the stunning sea views from the living/dining room and the well-equipped kitchen, allowing you to whip up a tasty meal for all the family to enjoy. There is also a king-size bedroom where you can rest your head after a long day of exploring, along with a bathroom. When the sun is shining, relax and soak up the sunshine from the small patio space, or take a leisurely stroll along the seafront. Your stay in West Sussex brings the chance to visit some of the classic seaside towns in the area. Rustington is a charming seaside village with a host of shops, plenty of pubs, cafes, takeaways and restaurants, including the popular La Cucina Italian Restaurant. Sea House Way is just a short walk from the beach, ideal for relaxing, watersports or taking strolls to nearby villages, including Ferring, East Preston and Littlehampton. Worthing provides a stunning stretch of sand and a bustling pier, perfect for a beach day, or to admire the many art galleries and museums, whilst the South Downs National Park can be easily found and offers a myriad of walking trails. Relax amidst the sound of the waves, and no matter how you choose to spend your holiday, you will have a lovely stay at Sea House.
Rustington is a thriving coastal village set between Worthing and Bognor Regis, with a good range of shops, both small independent retailers and national names, as well as a number of cafes, pubs and restaurants. This coastal village incorporates an assortment of restaurants offering delicious meals to quaint afternoon tea, so you can tuck into an indulgent lunch after a morning wandering around the shops. A walk or short drive along the front will take you to Littlehampton, which has a number of attractions, including a leisure centre with swimming pool, crazy golf, pitch and putt, miniature railway, tennis courts and an amusement park. There are two beaches in Littlehampton set either side of the River Arun. The Blue Flag, coastguard patrolled sandy east beach is perfect for young and old with indoor and outdoor attractions. The west beach is protected and offers sand dunes and wonderful wildlife. The marina and harbour offer riverside walks, boat trips and a visitor centre. Historic houses and castles are also within easy travelling distance. Arundel Castle and Gardens, where the Dukes of Norfolk have been in residence for over 850 years, are just six miles from Rustington. Arundel is also home to a cathedral, independent shops, art galleries, cafes and restaurants, river walks and the Wetland Centre home to vividly coloured kingfishers - a must for all keen bird watchers. The annual Arundel Festival each summer has a great variety of activities, concerts and events. The cathedral city of Chichester is 17 miles from Rustington and its centre offers a mix of high street shopping and designer boutiques. Chichester Festival Theatre has an international reputation.Other nearby attractions include the South Downs National Park which offers beautiful walks of varying lengths, wonderful villages and historic pubs; the racecourses at Fontwell and Goodwood and Brighton (half an hour by train) which has something for everyone. Portsmouth can be reached in about an hour by car and the Historic Dockyard, with the Mary Rose and HMS Victory, makes a good day out. Whether you would like to explore the Sussex coast, towns and countryside, enjoy days out at historic places or family venues, or simply relax in the sea-air, Rustington is an ideal holiday location.
Accommodation
Please note: this property requires a minimum stay of 3 nights.
Reverse level.
Four bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x ground-floor twin, 1 x ground-floor bunk.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
First-floor kitchen.
First-floor living/dining room
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher.
TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Patio.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub 0.7 miles, beach 0.8 miles.
Please note: This property has a £400 good house keeping bond
Nearby points of interest
- Arundel Castle
- Bignor Roman Villa
- Tangmere Military Aviation Museum
- Pallant House Gallery
- Melbourne Hall
- Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
- Fishbourne Roman Palace
- South Downs National Park
Reviews (6)
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John
Just to let you know the clothes horse was broken when we tried to use it and we could not peg outside as the garden and path were very overgrown. A chap came on wednesday and cut us a way through.
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Clare
Superb view of the sea from the lounge window!
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Christine
The property was very comfortable and we particularly enjoyed the sea view from the big window. The kitchen was well equipped too and the big table meant we could all play card and board games easily when it was raining. Regarding cleanliness there were no cleaning products at all in the bathrooms and no surface cleaners which can be useful especially when there are 8 adults. I cleaned a large seagull dropping off the kitchen window that had been there for some time as it was dried on. The key safe could also do with a drop of WD40 as it was very stiff.