Seagull Cottage

Message from Sue

`Coming from a large family whose holidays were always memorable my aim is to provide the ingredients that will make your holiday extra special.'

(Sue Miller, owner)

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The Accommodation

Seagull Cottage has comfortable furnishings and home comforts, sleeps 6 (travel cot/highchair available on request). Gas central heating and free WiFi

Sunroom Overlooking rear garden and lagoon/harbour.

Comfy seating, patio door to garden, inner lobby, shoe storage

Kitchen Dining table and chairs, breakfast bar, oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, cd player/radio

Living Room Flat screen tv, dvd player, freeview, free WiFi, comfy seating, views through railway carriage windows to rear garden and lagoon. Books, games, jigsaws

Bathroom Bath with shower over, heated towel rail, pedestal sink,

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Master Bedroom Double bed, bedside chests. Views over rear garden and lagoon

Dressing Room Clothes storage, iron, ironing board, hairdryer (space for travel cot if required)

2 x Twin Bedrooms Both have 2 single beds, chest of drawers

OUTSIDE SPACE

Can be used all year round. Hot tub so you can relax in style while enjoying the views. Electric awning enables use whatever the time of year (except in high winds)

Gardens, front and back--parking to left-hand side of property--rear garden has direct access to lagoon beach and nature reserve--family-size hot tub--garden furniture--bbq--rotary clothes dryer

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

This is a beautiful and unusual part of the coastline. Seagull Cottage is situated on an RSPB nature reserve which is frequented by rare over-wintering species and has a plethora of native wildlife.

Imagine relaxing in your private hot tub, taking in the spectacular sunsets as the huge flocks of seabirds and wildfowl come home to roost on the lagoon and the harbour.

Stepping from the garden on to the lagoon beach you could enjoy a stroll over to the main foreshore and along to the harbour. For the more intrepid ramblers explore the nature reserve and perhaps amble further afield--there are many options for the walker.

The main foreshore and shingle beach are (approx.) 3 minutes away. After facing many troubled years due to coastal erosion there is now a lagoon formed between the foreshore and the sea, from here other activities can be enjoyed such as crabbing, fishing, swimming, kite/windsurfing, kayakking, sailing, and paddleboarding. Close by there is also golf, birdwatching, and great photography opportunities. St Thomas a Becket church is definitely worth a visit as is Church Norton and Sidlesham.

At the end of the bumpy track (approx. 1/3 mile) you will find Pagham Beach Cafe plus seaside kiosks, amusement arcade, Co-op, chemist, newsagent, Indian restaurant/takeaway, fish and chip shop, and a Chinese takeaway. Pagham boasts good pubs which provide excellent food choices and local brews. To travel further afield, there are good bus links direct to Bognor Regis, Chichester etc.