Nestled in the charming seaside village Rottingdean, our 19th Century, 2 bedroom Mews Cottage is just a short stroll from both beach and nearby South Downs countryside, offering the perfect mix of coastal charm and rural tranquility. The cottage is beautifully appointed with exposed beams, a cosy log burner, and range oven - combining rustic warmth with elegant, neutral tones. Accommodating up to 4 guests across two bedrooms, Mews Cottage is an ideal retreat for family escapes or trips with friends. Set within a picturesque conservation area, this quaint cottage is just steps from the village green and a short walk to the seafront. With easy access to stunning coastal views and scenic under-cliff walks, it's ideally positioned for those eager to explore both the shoreline and the South Downs National Park. Inside, the cottage blends country warmth with stylish, neutral decor. Exposed beams, a log burner, and modern comforts ensure a relaxing stay. The fully equipped kitchen includes a range oven/hob, washer dryer, dishwasher, microwave, and ample cookware, crockery, and glassware Plus a Nespresso Virtuo Pop coffee machine (some pods will be available). A breakfast bar offers a cozy spot for meals (seats 4 comfortably), and complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, and cooking essentials are provided for your convenience. Note: There is no dining table. The inviting living room features a plush velvet sofa that converts into a double bed (bedding on request), a comfortable occasional chair, and a wall-mounted Smart TV. Glass doors lead to a private terrace, allowing natural light to flood the space, creating a bright and airy retreat. There is a toilet/cloakroom downstairs. Upstairs, two well-appointed bedrooms offer restful nights. One features a double bed, while the other boasts a king-size bed and a wall-mounted Smart TV. Both rooms retain their original exposed beams and provide storage. The family bathroom upstairs has full bath/shower/sink and toilet.

Welcome to our charming Mews Cottage in Rottingdean! We’re excited to host you and share this fantastic location. Living nearby, we love taking our dogs to the beach or exploring the beautiful South Downs. As new hosts of the Mews, we can’t wait to see guests enjoy this special space. It’s the perfect spot for a classic British seaside getaway, combined with stunning countryside walks - ideal for you and your dog!

Just four miles east of Brighton, the picturesque seaside village of Rottingdean is a charming destination framed by the South Downs National Park and the coast. A short walk from the cottage leads to Rottingdean Beach, a beautiful pebbled stretch perfect for invigorating Undercliff walks. Enjoy stunning sea views from Molly’s Café, making it an ideal spot to relax year-round - without the crowds of busier coastal destinations. Rottingdean’s historic high street and seafront are home to an excellent variety of restaurants, cafés, and takeaways to suit every taste, from early morning breakfasts to late-night treats. With five pubs to choose from, including the historic Ye Olde Black Horse, dating back to 1513 and The White Horses, which boasts breathtaking sea views, there’s little reason to venture far. Brighton is just a 15-minute ride on the regular ‘Coaster’ bus or a quick drive along the scenic coastal road, with Brighton Marina conveniently en route for a quick stop! There is no parking at the Mews, but free on-street parking close-by and paid for car parks. justpark .com offers private spaces in the area. Nextdoor is The Duck Inn which has a lively and welcoming atmosphere with alfresco dining, BBQs, and occasional live music. While it can be bustling on sunny days, the pub’s owners are considerate of their neighbours, adhering to a strict 10pm curfew. Note The Mews Cottage courtyard backs onto the pub garden. Rottingdean is steeped in history, from its Norman church to its artistic heritage, including Rudyard Kipling’s former home and the adjacent walled gardens. The Grange, the village’s museum and art gallery, provides further insight into the area's rich past. A short stroll away, Beacon Hill Nature Reserve and its iconic windmill offers scenic countryside walks and direct access to the South Downs is just round the corner from Bazehill Road. With so much to see, do, and experience, Rottingdean is the perfect base for exploring Brighton and beyond.