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Saltdean House Region: Sussex Sleeps: 9 Saltdean House Region: Sussex Sleeps: 9 Overview With oodles of designer-led entertaining space, this dreamy seaside sanctuary in Saltdean is the perfect spot for a large family or group of friends. Saltdean House sleeps up to 9 guests in superb comfort in 4 luxurious bedrooms. The sea twinkles on the horizon while you enjoy a glass of fizz on the balcony or while you indulge yourself in the fabulous hot tub. Relaxation reigns supreme here! Saltdean House is contemporary, extremely spacious, and designed to offer wonderful entertaining space in complete luxury. Holidays by the seaside are a delight, and this house is certainly special! It is clear to see that an interior designer has got his or her hands on Saltdean House. This is not your standard white blank canvas. Bold, vibrant colour is everywhere from statement walls to deluxe rugs and other soft furnishings and vivid artwork. This house is stunning. The main living space is open plan with warm oak flooring, an outstanding gourmet kitchen offering every appliance you could wish for, huge leather sofas and a wall of glass to the fantastic outside space. The sleek charcoal kitchen meets orange walls and leads to the dining area with more pretty garden views. In turquoise and orange, the second living space is perfect for guests wanting to chill, watching the massive television or play games. Outside you can grab a recliner on the terrace and relax while the sun shines. All around, palms and bamboo sway in the breeze and catch your eye. There is a top-of-the-range barbecue for alfresco dining, and the magnificent hot tub is sure to be a hit. This glorious sun trap of a garden again has the designer element and is totally luxurious. State-of-the-art beach bikes are provided so that you can pop down to the beach or enjoy a ride into Brighton. There are four stunning bedrooms to choose from. The master offers a kingsize bed. There is one room with a double bed and a single, and otherwise, the zip-link beds are convertible to kings make the rooms easily adaptable to family or friends sleeping arrangements. One of the bedrooms and a shower room are on the ground floor. Upstairs there is one ensuite shower room and a family bathroom. As expected, the bathrooms are contemporary, glossy and decked with luxury White Company toiletries. Page 1 Facilities Modern • Ideal for Babies & Toddlers • Ideal for Kids • Ideal for Teens • Wi-Fi/Internet • Hot Tub • Walk to Beach • Walk to Village • Walk to Restaurant • <1hr to Airport • BBQ • Ground Floor Bed & Bath • Cable TV • High Chair(s) • Outstanding Landscapes • Outdoor Pursuit & Activities • Tourist Towns & Villages Page 2 Interior & Grounds Ground Floor - Main living area with a terrace and ocean view - Fully equipped kitchen - Dining area with views of the garden - Living room with a smart fireplace - Double bedroom with king-size bed - Shower room Second Floor - Double bedroom - Double bedroom - Triple bedroom with double and single bed with en-suite shower room - Family bathroom with shower Exterior Grounds - Garden with tropical palms - Hot tub - Balcony - Outdoor storage - Barbecue - Private parking Page 3 Location & Local Information Saltdean House is situated very close to the beach in Saltdean, just down the road from the quirky magnificence of Brighton and Hove. In fact, you can enjoy fabulous Saltdean sea views from the furnished balcony! Saltdean boasts a pretty pebble and shingle beach and a famous outdoor lido, sure to be a hit with families. You can swim there from 7am to 7pm every day. There is a delightful cafe overlooking the beach. Five miles away is Brighton’s busy promenade, its iconic pier, the charming lanes and plenty of pubs and restaurants. Londoners have been traveling to Brighton since the railway arrived in 1841 and it has remained popular ever since. Brighton’s Royal Pavilion, the work of the architect John Nash, was built in three stages as a seaside retreat for King George IV. Queen Victoria decided that Osborne House should be the royal seaside retreat and it was sold to the city of Brighton in 1950. It offers iconic domes and minarets. The Lanes are brimming with a eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. The Lanes are cobbled and narrow with many tables and chairs in the open, giving an warm and happy ambience to visitors. On the pier, you can grab an ice-cream and stroll around the buzzy vibrant fairground or spend a few pounds in the amusement arcade. The newest attraction in Brighton is British Airways i360, providing spectacular panoramic views of the city, the sea and the countryside. Brighton’s beach is pebbly and lined with cafes and restaurants. You can enjoy Edwardian splendour at Preston Manor and major exhibitions and fine art displays at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. You can take a wonderful stroll along to Hove where you can indulge in some delicious ice-cream and enjoy the fresh air. You can discover the important contribution the area made to the film industry at the Hove Museum. St Ann’s Well Gardens are lovely and Stanmer Park is home to the eco Earthship. Hove’s new plinth on the historic Hove seafront showcases modern day sculpture. Beyond Brighton and Saltdean, you can enjoy Borde Hill Gardens or explore some excellent vineyards which produce sparkling wine to rival champagne. Borde Hill Gardens in Haywards Heath offers stunning gardens, woodland walks and a spectacular children’s playground. They host events throughout the year. Local Amenities Nearest Airport Gatwick Airport (55 km) Page 4 Nearest Supermarket Co-op Food (500 m) Nearest Beach Saltdean Beach (500 m) Page 5 What Oliver loves… What you should know… Saltdean House offers very spacious accommodation with numerous Deluxe beach bikes are provided for your entertainment entertaining spaces. This works very well when some guests may want to do The house has 4 excellent bedrooms, one of which has a double and a single bed so if you have 9 guests, you will be sharing. one thing and others something completely different! Alternatively your 9th guest could nestle down on one of the luxury sofas! The design and decor of this wonderful holiday home is exceptional! You will One of the bedrooms and a shower room are on the ground floor so if you have Granny and Grandad with you, they may be be greeted with bold colours, luxury furnishings and a fabulous kitchen and very happy! outside space The location is wonderful. You can enjoy the peace and tranquility of Saltdean, its fantastic lido and pebble beach and head along to Brighton for some fun and amusements! Page 6 Terms & Conditions - Security deposit: £500 to be paid prior to arrival ad to be refunded in full subject to a damage inspection on departure - Arrival time: 5 pm - Departure time: 9 am - Energy costs included?: Yes, included in the rental price - Linen & towels included?: Yes, included in the rental price - Pets welcome?: No pets - End of stay cleaning included?: Yes, included in the rental price - Smoking Allowed?: No smoking - Internet access?: Yes, Wi-Fi is included in the rental price - Other Ts and Cs: Travel cot, high chair and stair gate can be provided on a request basis. Page 7.
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