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A quiet seaside resort near the foot of The South Downs, no longer raided by French Pirates yet still has plenty to share. The sand and shingle beaches are a great place for all things marine. If you enjoy museums, or towers, a visit to Seaford Museum will fit both requirements, as it’s inside a 'Martello Tower', built as a defence during Napoleonic times, a chance to see maritime and local treasures. Just a blink away is a secret, up a narrow lane the flint cottages and houses, with pretty gardens surround a gem of a Saxon Church, inside are the remnants of a painting that will impress all visitors to Bishopstone. If the great outdoors beckons, The South Downs Way, is satisfying to either walk, cycle or horse ride the views to be savoured and cherished will astound, why not paint or photograph them and keep them forever. If tranquillity mixed with magical sea views on the edge of cliffs and a Nature Reserve are longed for then Cuckmere Haven is it, although the 18th Century smugglers have all left, you definitely won’t want to. Although the Fort and Lighthouse at Newhaven maybe one temptation too many.

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Crypt Gallery
Seaford Bay
Seaford Museum

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The Trek Club

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Claremont Dental Practice
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Dr Cockburn & Partners

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Century 21 Stephen Newberry
Gorringe Rowland & Co
Halifax Property Services
Lampons Residential
Phillip Mann Estate Agents
Sargeants

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Seaford Golf Club

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Beachcomber
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Seven Sisters
Wellington

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Newlands Manor School
Newlands Preparatory School

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Rix & Kay

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Beacon Taxis
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Exceat Farmhouse

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Pet Doctors

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Mercread Judo Club (Martial Arts)
Newhaven (Men's Hockey)
Newhaven (Women's Hockey)
Seaford CC (Cricket)
Seaford Town (Amateur Football)

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Bishopstone Nurseries
Boots
Pet Love
P B Pharmacy
Sussex Eye Care Ltd
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Cuckmere Cycle Company(Cycling)

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Silverdale Hotel (0.12 miles)

Silverdale Hotel
A warm welcome always awaits you at the Silverdale!
  • We are perfectly situated in the heart of the town
  • First Class home cooking
  • Special diets are catered for
  • Vegetarians are more than welcome
  • There is a ... more | visit website
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The Avondale (0.16 miles)

The Avondale

The Avondale is conveniently situated in the heart of Seaford within walking distance of the wide beaches, excellent sports facilities, restaurants, shops, churches and museums. we have a large dining room which is available for ... more | visit website

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Ab Fab Rooms (0.91 miles)

Ab Fab Rooms
Welcome to Ab Fab Rooms. We can be found in a little village called Bishopstone on the outskirts of Seaford – a pretty Sussex town. Stunning views of the end of Seaford Bay ... more | visit website
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Premier Inn Newhaven (2.43 miles)

Premier Inn Newhaven
An ideal location half a mile from the sea. For business this hotel is situated on Drove Industrial Estate. Newhaven town centre is half a mile away for local shops and amenities or if you ... more | visit website
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Newhaven Lodge (2.78 miles)

Newhaven Lodge

Newhaven Lodge is a friendly, family run establishment located close to the Newhaven/ Dieppe ferry terminal. You will find that we are an ideal location for visitors to nearby Brighton, Lewes and the South Downs. Brighton ... more | visit website

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Deans Place Hotel (3.23 miles)

Deans Place Hotel

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With its origins in the 14th century this hotel is situated in one of England’s prettiest villages, set in extensive gardens with a stunning backdrop of the South Downs. An ideal ... more | visit website

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The Star Alfriston (3.38 miles)

The Star Alfriston

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Built in the 1260's, The Star Alfriston is one of England's oldest hostelries. Set in the idyllic village of Alfriston, the hotel is steps from the South Down's Trail, with easy ... more

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Darwin Cottage (5.24 miles)

Darwin Cottage

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This charming and recently refurbished Grade II listed flint barn conversion is ideally located 7 miles from Eastbourne's traditional seaside attractions – perfect for enjoying the myriad ... more

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Crossways Hotel (5.40 miles)

Crossways Hotel
Carved into the chalk of the South Downs, the famous Neolithic Long Man of Wilmington gazes down at the pretty white front and blue shutters of Crossways. The house is set back from ... more | visit website
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Premier Inn Eastbourne (Polegate) (7.10 miles)

Premier Inn Eastbourne (Polegate)
Conveniently located for Eastbourne and Polegate train stations. For shops and local amenities, Eastbourne town centre and seafront are only 6 miles away. Local attractions include scenic Beachy Head, Seven Sisters Country Park, Pevensey Castle ... more | visit website

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