Strand House

Strand House is made up of a pair of preserved Tudor Sussex Hall Houses build in the 1420s during the reign of Henry V. At the time Winchelsea was Englands second largest port importing wine from France and exporting wool from England. The house retains many of its original features such as sloping floors, old beams and lost of nooks and crannies. This historic Tudor house is in quiet countryside, 2 miles from Rye town centre. It is now a luxury, family-run guest house with free parking and rooms with free Wi-Fi. Strand House was built in 1425 and it has many original features, including old oak-beamed low ceilings, winding stairs and real fireplaces. There are three modern rooms available in Rye Bay Cottage in the garden. The traditionally decorated rooms have modern luxuries, each offering a flat-screen TV, Freeview channels and a DVD player. Tea/coffee, handmade biscuits and luxury toiletries from the White Company are provided. There is a bar, a small sitting room and full English breakfasts each morning. Guests staying in Rye Bay Cottage receive a breakfast hamper delivered to their door. Evening meals are available on request on most Fridays and Saturdays and the menu changes daily, reflecting the finest, fresh, often organic, local ingredients.
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