Oriel Cottage is ideally situated in the heart of historic Pevensey village just a few minutes walk from Pevensey Castle, with 3 pubs serving food within a mile. The Cottage has been newly refurbished whilst keeping its original charm, and features beamed ceilings throughout, and a log burning stove. The property features a brand new fitted kitchen and has two bedrooms, (one double & the second can be set up as either a double or two singles). Outside is a charming flint walled garden with patio seating which captures the sun for most of the day. The garden faces onto the historic church of St Nicolas. The property also has on-site secure parking. Facilities include a full size oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, whilst the bathroom features both a shower and bath. Fresh towels and linen are provided with a selection of toiletries. A welcome tray is provided on arrival with fresh juice, milk, bread, a variety of cereal items and some sweet treats! Nearby, the inspiring 31-mile 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey Castle, winding its way to Herstmonceux, Battle and across the countryside to Rye.

We started hosting holiday guests with our first property in 2018. We pride ourselves in providing a property that we would want to spend holidays in, and having had much success with our first property, Pixie Cottage in Eastbourne and had consistently outstanding reviews we have decided to purchase another cottage which we will ensure reaches the same high standard. Finishing touches such as toiletries and a generous welcome tray upon arrival together with the highest cleaning standards are all being replicated with Oriel Cottage. Games, books and local information are also provided to ensure our guests have a great break staying in a home away from home!

Pevensey Castle’s long history starts with the Romans, who built a shore fort here in the 4th century to ward off the Saxons. Centuries later, William the Conqueror built upon the old Roman walls, turning the ruined fort into a castle. Today the site is run by English Heritage and visitors can soak up its history hands-on with plenty of displays and information.The Court House Museum in the High Street dates back to the 13th century and was used as the town hall and gaol until 1886. Complete with original dock, cells and exercise yard, the museum is also packed with artefacts and information on the local history. Uncover Pevensey’s smuggling secrets, including a violent clash between smugglers and customs men in 1833. A little further afield you will find the beautiful Michelham Priory, home to Englands longest medieval water-filled moat. And if you are visiting as a family, children will love a trip to Drusillas animal park, Knockhatch adventure park, or the Observatory Science Centre in Herstmonceux. Pevensey Bay is well known today to both swimming and sailing enthusiasts, with the local sailing club offering a variety of boats and a full programme of racing.