In East Sussex, house rentals are the most prevalent accommodation option. In addition, the average size of house rentals in East Sussex is 78 m², with an average price of £151 a night. Furthermore, these properties tend to be great for medium-sized groups and families, since most can accommodate 5 guests. Apartment rentals are the second most common accommodation option in East Sussex. Our analysis reveals that the median cost of apartment rentals is £129 a night for an area of 92 m².
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Popular holiday rental amenities in East Sussex
A few of the accommodation options provide a pool, which makes East Sussex a great holiday destination for holidaymakers looking to spend their holidays poolside. House rentals with pools in East Sussex are a wonderful choice for groups of 6 and usually cost around £181 a night. More than a quarter of East Sussex's rentals offering a pool are situated within 2 kilometres of water, so you can divide your time between the pool and the waterfront. Holidaymakers who are specifically searching for a pet-friendly rental will find East Sussex convenient, since many properties are pet-friendly. Also, pet-friendly accommodation options in East Sussex have an average price of £152 a night. You can also search for pet-friendly holiday rentals that are near the city centre. In East Sussex, a few of the rentals are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Price and Availability Index East Sussex
Holiday Letting Price Information in East Sussex
The graph shows the average letting prices for the next twelve months in East Sussex. The most expensive prices are in July (13/07 - 20/07). Prices reach an average of £129 per night. On the other hand, in January you will find the cheapest prices (19/01 - 26/01). Prices this week are on average £93 a night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in East Sussex
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in East Sussex. In a week of December (22/12 - 29/12), 46% of the holiday homes are booked. On the other hand, the week with the most available offers is in November (24/11 - 01/12).
The weather in East Sussex
Check out the climate diagram for East Sussex. July is the warmest month of the year in East Sussex with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 21°. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 4°. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is July.
Holiday lettings in East Sussex: Britain's magic landing pad
Since Viking times, East Sussex has been the traditional landing spot for visitors to Britain. Holiday cottages here open their doors onto some of the most magical experiences offered by the island. From castles inhabited by wizards (possibly) to hidden streets and ancient cliffs - a wondrous world awaits.
Castles in the sky
Herstmonceux Castle featured in Harry Potter, but that's not why most people come. This stunning 15th century moated castle is accessed via a draw bridge, surrounded by 121 hectares of land for you to explore, including butterfly and formal gardens. Events include concerts throughout spring and summer, theatre in the late summer, and Medieval Festival Weekend at the end of August. The entire family will find the castle (which is also a university campus) stimulating and fun.
Electrifying amusements
Brighton Pier is one of Britain's most iconic locations. A pleasure playground for over 100 years, it is a landmark both on the island's coastline and in the nation's identity. Filled with roller coasters, ice cream vendors and games for children, you can easily spend an entire day frolicking on the Pier.
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Beachy Head
The UK's highest chalk sea cliff, you'll find Beachy Head and its equally famous lighthouse amidst the rolling green South Downs and Seven Sisters Country parks. Kites, seabirds and spirits soar at this dramatic location immortalised by poet Charlotte Smith: "On thy stupendous summit, rock sublime! That o'er the channel reared..."
Royal Pavilion
A dreamlike place, the Royal Pavilion is an eastern palace in England. A pleasure dome for King George IV, its architecture combines Regency glamour with visual tropes from China and India. Exotic to a fault, this strange hotchpotch of styles coheres in a mesmerising effusion of decadence that sweeps visitors away.
Seven Sisters Country Park
As though whipped up by the ocean wind, the undulating greenery of this unparalleled national park stretches to the horizon. Putting you in touch with an immense moment of history, through its monolithic scale, the white cliffs fall into the ocean like a great tidal wave. Explore 280 hectares of river valleys, open grassland and unspoilt beach.
North Laine
Brighton's jaunty, vaguely piratical atmosphere can be traced to its Laines, hidden veins of the city's culture. Here you'll find a colourful array of independent shops, cafes and entertainments like markets and public performances. Some of the most vivid pubs and restaurants nestle here, just minutes stroll from the seafront.
East Sussex Falconry
Discover the grace and majesty of these birds of prey at your private falconry demonstration. Hold a falcon yourself and learn all about bird handling and the behaviour and history of raptors and owls. The Sulter family are your guides to this incredible experience synonymous with the nature and history of Britain's south coast.
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