Shoreham Beach House is a spacious four bedroom, three bathroom chalet house located on Shoreham Beach foreshore with it?s own private beach access. The unique position offers uninterrupted sea views from Brighton to Worthing. The house is located in a private and quiet residential area of Shoreham by Sea with a large driveway with parking for several cars. It sleeps eight people comfortably although an extra three people can be accommodated on occasional beds.

Proximity to Brighton
Just 14 miles from Brighton, short bus ride away or approx £20 taxi.

The furnishing and decorations are to a very high standard. A large open plan kitchen diner is fully equipped with halogen hob, double oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer to cater for large groups or families. Guests can relax in the spacious living room on comfortable sofas whilst enjoying the entertainment system or simply soak up the sun and sea views in the adjoining sun lounge. For those winter bookings there is a large wood burning stove with a plentiful supply of logs. Outside there is a large south facing garden/patio area with chairs and table. A gate from this area leads straight on to the beach. Should you wish to work, there is a home office with large desk, computer monitor, telephone and wireless broadband access.

Rental price is for 8 people. An extra 3 people can be accommodated on occassional beds for an extra cost.

Shoreham Beach enjoys an island-like topography being almost completely surrounded by water. Its out of the way location makes for a tranquil setting rarely visited by tourists. The River Adur to the north joins the sea through the harbour entrance just a few hundred yards from the house. Whilst at high tide the beach is shingle, low tides reveal a vast expanse of flat sand. It wouldn't be unusual to see a few galloping horses on their way to Worthing. The shingle provides a unique haven for many rare plants and animals and has now been declared a nature reserve. You can see many rare plants such as Yellow Horned Poppy, Sea Kale, Red Valerian and Biting Stonecrop and you will often see birds like the Little Egret, Heron, and Cormorant. If you have a passion for fishing then the harbour wall provides a great place to fish for Bream and Sea Bass. For the active amongst you Shoreham Beach is one of the best places on the South coast to come windsurfing or kitesurfing. If you bring a boat there are a couple of slipways where you can launch. Shoreham Beach has the benefit of a footbridge over the River Adur joining it to the main town. Here you will find dozens of eating and drinking establishments catering for all tastes. A Farmers Market is held in Shoreham Town centre on the 2nd Saturday of each month where locally grown produce can be bought. In the centre of town is the beautiful church of St Mary de Haura. To the north, Shoreham is bordered by the South Downs Area of Natural Beauty. A fabulous place to go walking, mountain biking or just for the views. If your tastes are more 'bright lights and big city' then Brighton and Worthing are just a few miles away. With its recent city status Brighton is a wonderful place to go shopping or for a night out.