Riverside Apartments in East Sussex

Completed in 1992, these quality one bedroom split-level apartments have their own access and entrance via mahogany decked steps and sun balcony.
The purpose built apartments, located on a private quayside, provide superb views of passing yachts and the marsh beyond.
The secluded location and the almost hypnotic effect of the tidal river as it ebbs and flows will swiftly put you into a relaxed frame of mind.
Adjacent short term moorings can be organised (subject to availability).
Allocated parking for one car is available at the rear.

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Completed in 1992, these quality one bedroom split-level apartments have their own access and entrance via mahogany decked steps and sun balcony.
The purpose built apartments, located on a private quayside, provide superb views of passing yachts and the marsh beyond.
The secluded location and the almost hypnotic effect of the tidal river as it ebbs and flows will swiftly put you into a relaxed frame of mind.
Adjacent short term moorings can be organised (subject to availability).
Allocated parking for one car is available at the rear.

Accommodation : Sleeps 2
Each apartment has gas-fired central heating, and all heating, lighting and linen costs are included in the weekly rates.
The living area has comfortable seating, dining facilities and a fitted kitchen. A colour television is provided. The large picture windows look directly onto the river and marsh beyond to Rye harbour.
Comprehensive tourist information is maintained and a large scale map of the area is mounted on one wall to help you plan your expeditions.
The bedroom and bathroom are reached by descending 5 steps.
The bathroom includes a bath with shower attachment, washbasin, mirror with shaver point, W.C. and radiator.
The bedroom has either a king-size double bed or twin 3 foot wide single beds, chest of drawers and wardrobe. A duvet is provided. Linen is included in the price, but towels are extra, on request at £2.50/person/week.
A cupboard houses the central heating boiler with shelves for towels and linen.
Shared washing machine (between my 3 holiday apartments) and drying facilities are available in a separate utility room.

A garden table and chairs are provided for the balcony.
The apartment is available for adults only. The proximity of the river makes it unsuitable for small children.
Please note that the apartments are NO SMOKING and unfortunately we cannot accommodate pets.

Completed in 1992, these quality one bedroom split-level apartments have their own access and entrance via mahogany decked steps and sun balcony.
The purpose built apartments, located on a private quayside, provide superb views of passing yachts and the marsh beyond.
The secluded location and the almost hypnotic effect of the tidal river as it ebbs and flows will swiftly put you into a relaxed frame of mind.
Adjacent short term moorings can be organised (subject to availability).
Allocated parking for one car is available at the rear.

Accommodation : Sleeps 2
Each apartment has gas-fired central heating, and all heating, lighting and linen costs are included in the weekly rates.
The living area has comfortable seating, dining facilities and a fitted kitchen. A colour television is provided. The large picture windows look directly onto the river and marsh beyond to Rye harbour.
Comprehensive tourist information is maintained and a large scale map of the area is mounted on one wall to help you plan your expeditions.
The bedroom and bathroom are reached by descending 5 steps.
The bathroom includes a bath with shower attachment, washbasin, mirror with shaver point, W.C. and radiator.
The bedroom has either a king-size double bed or twin 3 foot wide single beds, chest of drawers and wardrobe. A duvet is provided. Linen is included in the price, but towels are extra, on request at £2.50/person/week.
A cupboard houses the central heating boiler with shelves for towels and linen.
Shared washing machine (between my 3 holiday apartments) and drying facilities are available in a separate utility room.

A garden table and chairs are provided for the balcony.
The apartment is available for adults only. The proximity of the river makes it unsuitable for small children.
Please note that the apartments are NO SMOKING and unfortunately we cannot accommodate pets.

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We have really enjoyed our two weeks in this lovely apartment. We found it an ideal location for exploring the region, we must have visited most of the gardens and Merriment was our favourite. As for eating out the White Hart at Cripps Corner does very good meals.
Thanks for the champers.
June – Colin, Birmingham, 22/8-5/9

A truly wonderful 4 days in Rye, the accommodation was superb, even better than we expected, it was neat, very clean and tidy and also very homely. The housekeeper was very helpful.
We had a lovely time in Rye and would like to return in the future. We will definitely recommend the apartment to our family and friends.
Maureen & Malcolm Mackenzie Chatham 30th Oct – 2nd Nov 2008

Had a lovely short break at the ‘Boathouse’ – we enjoyed lots of walks around the area.
The walk from Romney Sands to Dungeness was a particular highlight with the short trip on the railway!
Lou & Pat 18th – 22nd February 2008

Our 7th visit and as usual a very enjoyable visit, weather kind, visits to Tenterden, Hythe (via the little railway) Sissinghurst, Sandwich (there’s a lovely secret garden there), Hastings, and Rye on Thursday (market day)
Rose & Mike Long Fareham, Hants 10th – 17th May’08

A most enjoyable holiday. A lovely area for cycling, flat over the marshes, hilly when travelling in land.
Sandra & John Carpenter St Albans, Herts 17-24 May 2008

A very wet Bank Holiday! Did not spoil the pleasure of our first visit to Rye. Trips to Great Dixter, Winchelsea village (a real haven of quiet), Winchelsea & Camber Sands, Hastings and Bodiam Castle etc etc. Liked the Woolpack at Brookland. The apt is so comfortable, and evening walks. This side of the river, towards Rye Harbour relaxing and interesting. Thanks!
P.S. Enjoyed the book selection – especially Owen Meany.
Alan and Maggie Jarman, Oxford 26-31 May 2008

Great Flatlet! We’ve enjoyed our stay, visited great places!
Eaten fantastically!, best gardens Great Dixter,

Lovely 60th Birthday weekend for Martin. If you visit Chapel Down vineyard at Smallhythe, it’s worth visiting the Bistro upstairs. The lunch menu is very reasonably priced & beautifully cooked & presented. We didn’t see the resident seal – better luck next time. PS Yes, the very large birds in the field opposite really are ostriches!, Martin & Jo Itter, Horndon on the Hill, Essex, 20th – 23rd December

Excellent base for exploring – Rye town on foot, further afield by car. Xmas day lunch at the Mermaid was very good.
Thoroughly recommend Greatstone for a wonderful walk along the long sandy beach; Also drive to Tenterden, take steam train to Bodiam, to visit Castle then back to Tenterden. Relaxing week away.,
Chris & Amanda, Odiham, Hants, 23-30 Dec

Another return to the Boathouse, our second this year. Despite the forecasts weather has been good and dry. Re-visited our favourite locations – Dungeness, Hastings, St Leonard’s & Rye Harbour. As photographers, always lots of interest. We like the wide open space down here. Eating out – Pilot Inn at Dungeness does great Fish & chips. Simply Italian good as always. Good bar lunches in William the Conqueror at Rye Harbour. No doubt we will be back again.
Sheila & Alan Borthwick Perth, Scotland 6-13 Sept 08

First visit to flat but not to Rye.
Will be back to flat, very good.
Fantastic weather. Walks from Rye Harbour beautiful – beach great. Union Inn very good for food. Do go to Dungeness it is a very strange place – nowhere else like it.
The Bell on The Mint is a very good pub.
Seafood and Steak Bar on quay was not very good.
The Walkers – Telscombe Cliffs 21/7 – 25/7

We are frequent visitors to Rye but found that our stay in this comfortable flat gave us a new perspective on Rye and its surroundings.
A very relaxing and enjoyable week.
Pat & Peter Jackson, Cheam 25/7 – 1/8 ‘08

A short break to explore the marshland churches (we already know Rye). They’re very special – particularly

Quiet location, convenient for travelling to various locations.
Highlights –
enjoyed Tenterden town then onto Kent & East Susses Railway to Bodiam Castle
the audio tour of Rye – obtained from the tourist office – really good
Best restaurant by far is ‘The Monastery’ 6 High Street 01797 223272 – Looks empty from the front but main area is behind
Sunday shopping – try the garage opposite of river to Tourist Office – basics available.
Martin + Rene Watts Lancs 23rd Aug – 30th Aug 08

Another enjoyable trip to Rye.
Enjoyed our stay in the ‘Boathouse’ very much, clean & comfortable. Visited Battle Abbey & Yesterday’s World good for all ages & worth visiting. Beach Retreat Café at Winchelsea beach ideal for snack/lunches/dinners; varied menu & reasonably priced.
Hope to be back before too long.
Hired bikes, tiring but good fun.
Jean & Bob London 8/9/08 to 12/9/08

Fantastic weekend in Rye.
Apartment Wonderful, far better than it looks on Website. Couldn’t fault anything, Housekeeper so helpful, truly amazing weekend
So peaceful and relaxing, really hope to come again.
Jennie + Des Eastbourne Sx 26 Sept – 28 Sept 2008

An excellent apartment in a fine location; no complaints about anything, though it took us a while to figure out the central heating. A couple of days just mooching around in Rye, in beautiful bright cold sunshine. We kept returning to Haydens for lunch, a jewel of an institution, especially for anyone with a gluten intolerance – The Fish Café is also excellent, a bit more pricey but worth it and very helpful staff.
The Standard was a pleasant pub, but our food, after nearly an hour and a half’s wait was disappointing. We also enjoyed the retro shop on Cinque Port Street and the Grammar School Record Shop, especially for folk and jazz. And Biddenden’s still, strong, Kentish cider is fine stuff!
Ben & Lisa Brighton 27-29 Oct

The flat was cosy and warm despite it being -4º outside! We enjoyed looking round Rye and

Nice welcome, enough good weather to enjoy the walking; Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, Winchelsea & Iden. Interesting birds, long tailed tits, tawny owl. Woodpecker, egret (River Rother), and the ever present gulls.
Paula Amy Bright Milton Keynes 11/1/08 to 18/1/08

Beautiful weather for walks. Rye is an enchanting town. The harbour walk is bracing – we enjoyed a wonderful break from our busy lives – time to breathe!
Jack & Jill Walker Leigh Park Havant 16-20.2.08

Well-kept accommodation as usual.
Bird-watching at Dungeness, Rye Harbour & Pett Level – eating out at Ship (on Strand) Landgate Bistro (cheaper menu Tues – Thurs) Simply Italian (wine voucher enclosed here) all excellent. Weather unseasonably mild.
Andy & Lindy H. Enfield 20/2 – 23/2/08

Our fourth visit and we enjoyed it just as much. The weather went from snow to sunshine in a week and there were plenty of blue sky days. We love it here – the flat is super, so cosy and comfortable. I know we’ll come back. Thank you, Chris and lovely to meet you after all these years.
Judith & Clive Morgan Buckfast, Devon April 5th – 12th

Best self-catering accommodation I have ever stayed in. I was born in the area, and have had a great week tracing my past. Very restful and warm, no traffic noise!! An extra bonus. (28.03.09 David – here with Elizabeth for the week to see the area she was brought up in. Lovely relaxing week with lots of lovely views and walks).
Elizabeth Marsh, Rye/London 1938 – 1975 now Tewkesbury, Glos, 21.03.09 – 28.03.09

Area of amazing contrasts – viz Dungeness & Tenterden! Flushing Inn recommended for special meal – excellent food service & generous helpings.,
John Beaven & Joan Barker, Boston Lincs, 6/9/08 to 13/9/08

First visit to this part of England, completely enchanted with Rye. Webbe’s Fish Café/Restaurant recommended (near town gate). Flushing Inn also excellent & friendly but pricey (!). Walk across to Winchelsea via Camber Castle very pleasant.

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