Pet-friendly holiday rentals in Saint Leonards

BOUTIQUE 1 Bed Ground Fl. Flat with private garden

ATTRACTIVELY COMPACT secure self-contained ground-floor flat with a private wild garden. Ultra Fast Wi-Fi with BT Smart Hub 2. Suitable for adults only. A ‘diamond in the rough’, on the edge of the reinvigorated heart of St Leonards-on-Sea only 10mins from the beach. Guests have said, "..the flat is nice to settle into and feels like home-from-home very quickly." And to help you feel at home there are provisions in the kitchen - bread, eggs, dairy, cereal, tea & freshly ground coffee, naturally.

Get together in St Leonards on Sea

It's a beautiful, one of a kind, house built in 1926, influenced by Arts and Crafts style with wooden floors throughout and a grand staircase. It’s private, clean, comfortable and well equipped. The large rooms lend themselves to family and friends gathering for a break at any time of year. Enjoy coffee or tea in the morning sun on the terrace while the children play on the lawn in the fully fenced garden. All the home comforts for a relaxing holiday & the benefit of off road parking.

Stunning sea view apartment

Lovely shabby chic style , first floor 1 bed apartment located on the seafront in St.Leonards on Sea. Close to local galleries , restaurants and antiques shops, recently re-opened Kino cinema that originally existed in 1920's. Hastings Pier 10 min walk from the apartment. It's only 20 min walk going along the seafront boulevard to Hastings and slightly further along the Old Town of Hastings and plenty of fishermongers by the Jerwood Gallery. There is so much to do and see in the area.

Sea view central St Leonard’s

A spacious light filled apartment with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Warrior Square and the beach. The second floor of a converted Victorian hotel with stunning sea views from one end of the couch and a perfect spot for dog watching at the other. The flat is 2 minutes from the legendary Goat Ledge beach cafe. Slap bang in the middle of central St Leonards, surrounded by bars and restaurants and 5 minutes walk from the train station.

Stanhope House

Situated in the heart of the old town this beautiful 3-storey grade 2 listed townhouse is a perfect place to relax with sea views over the East hill and the Fishermans' huts. On the doorstep, are the shops and all amenities Hastings Old Town has to offer, be it restaurants to suit all budgets, numerous pubs, antiques and junk shops as well as all the traditional attractions you would expect from this eclectic seaside town.

Battle’s sweet retreat

This cosy little apartment has everything you need for a peaceful retreat in our beautiful little town of Battle. Situated in the High Street directly opposite the famous Battle Abbey you are perfectly placed to explore the town and surrounding area. The apartment is decorated with an appreciation of the architecture and history of the Abbey whilst including inspirations from the surrounding countryside.

Charming Little Worker’s Cottage

Built in the 1860’s this little rustic one bedroom workers cottage is a place to relax and a base for exploring. Situated in 0re, nearby paths lead to the beautiful Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve with its coastal country walks, ancient woodlands and dramatic clifftop sea-views. Set back from the road, along a terrace of small cottages, this is a place for quiet and bird song.

Charming self-contained flat in historic house

Comfortable and cosy top-floor hideaway in a historic St Leonards home. Views over the town and gardens to the sea, and within easy walking distance of St Leonards' well-known shops, cafes and restaurants. Two minutes downhill through the park to the sea, and eight minutes walk from St Leonards Warrior Square station, with direct trains from London Charing Cross and Victoria.

Beachfront apartment with wood burner & courtyard

The apartment is located directly on the beautiful St Leonards seafront and occupies the entire basement of a historic Grade II listed house. It was built by James Burton, the architect of St Leonards-on-Sea in the year 1830. The holiday let is accessed through its own front door, down a flight of steps from the street; the flat is completely self-contained.