Inscribed with 'BB 18' (Bexhill Borough). At the time of the incorporation of Bexhill Borough in 1902, the boundary was marked out by 63 large stones placed along the perimeter from Normans Bay on the west, through Lunsford Cross on the north of the town and Glyne Gap on the east, also the Hastings county borough boundary.

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"Place was absolutely amazing to stay at really well kept and very tidy. Jacqueline was an amazing host who helped with everything and made us feel very comfortable "

SAR 9,175 total

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4 Sep - 5 Sep

"Really nice house on the beach - plenty of room and very comfortable"

"The house has been beautifully done inside and out and is a wow property. Its position on the beach is incredible and to wake up there each morning looking at the sea was amazing ! Our two boys and beagle didn’t want to leave… We enjoyed so much we have discussed the possibility of buying a holiday there too …."

"Initial look at the place was great, lived up to the hype. On the beach, decent size rooms, large open living space with kitchen and dining. Everything you’d want for a weekend getaway. Unfortunately as great as the surroundings were, the beds were very uncomfortable, 6 out of the 8 woke up with aches and pains. Mattresses clearly past their used by dates. The single beds are probably for children, as an adult you probably don’t want to be sleeping on that bed. Also the other 2 double beds are...