Westfield 2.5 miles. Set in the East Sussex countryside in a small village called Three Oaks, Sunrise is a single-storey detached cottage offering a couple a rural escape. Being just over five miles from the historic coastal town of Hastings, Sunrise is a great spot for discovering the delights of Sussex, and is perfect for nature lovers being surrounded by private woodlands that guests have access to. Step into the handy boot room first and take off your walking gear before heading into the open-plan living space to settle in. A woodburning stove can keep you warm on a cool night as you recline in one of the two reclining armchairs and watch the TV. A compact yet well-equipped kitchen area offers a gas oven and hob, along with a fridge/freezer and a washing machine, while a breakfast bar provides the perfect spot to enjoy a home-cooked meal. Make use of the large garden space, all fully enclosed so you can let your canine companion run around on the lawn, with a table and chairs out here too for some alfresco dining in summer and a south-facing patio. The all-ground-floor layout is ideal for those with more limited mobility, with the open-plan living space leading to the attractive double bedroom with lovely furnishings and a dressing table, served by the en-suite shower room. Enjoy exploring the beautiful private woodland surrounding the property which lies near to the owner's home, or find the wonderful 1066 Country Walk not far from Sunrise, which follows the 30-mile route of William Duke of Normandy and his army as they landed in Pevensey and travelled on foot to Battle to defeat King Harold, you can take in a host of historical sites along the way, through ancient towns and villages and picturesque countryside. Visit the town of Hastings itself, home to the largest beach-launched fishing fleet in Europe; it is host to many restaurants and eateries serving fresh seafood along with the Hastings Seafood and Wine Festival in autumn, with many local businesses getting involved with special menus and entertainment too. Wander around the famous 11th century ruins of Hastings Castle and take a tour of the fascinating underground tunnels at Smugglers Adventure, used by smugglers to import and export illegal items, or head up the fantastic West Hill Lift Funicular Railway, with original wooden Victorian coaches, and take in the stunning views of the town and the coast from West Hill itself, with a café up there too open in summer. Stroll along Hastings Pier, enjoy a day on the rocky beaches, visit The True CRIME Museum and Hastings Museum & Art Gallery, and discover many more attractions all along the Sussex coast. Escape to the peace and tranquillity of Sunrise in East Sussex for memorable holiday for two.

Resting just six miles inland from the historic town of Hastings is the village of Westfield, providing a fantastic base for reaching a host of exciting attractions in Sussex. The village is home to a convenience shop and a pub, along with a butcher, newsagents and a deli, so you have all your needs catered for. Head down to Hastings where you can delight in days on the beach, swimming in the sea, and visiting the amazing castle ruins on a windswept walk, with stunning coastal scenery all around.

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