High Beech Chalet Park is a well-placed holiday park offering holiday homes for buyers seeking a coastal base in St Leonards-on-Sea. Its prime location ensures convenient access to the mainline station with direct services to London Charing Cross, making it appealing for those wanting a seaside retreat with excellent transport links. Close proximity to the beach, the historic Old Town and a wide choice of independent shops and supermarkets positions this park as a strong contender for buyers searching for a holiday home on the South East coast.

St Leonards-on-Sea is known for its graceful architecture, including landmarks such as the Royal Victoria Hotel and the Clock House. The wider area’s heritage, combined with outdoor recreation and seaside appeal, creates an attractive backdrop for those considering property in this sought-after corner of East Sussex.

Buying at High Beech Chalet Park

• Holiday homes available for purchase
• Viewings arranged by appointment with the park
• Pet policy and season details available directly from the park

Life at High Beech Chalet Park

Life here blends coastal leisure with ready access to culture and heritage. Owners benefit from being moments from the seafront and within reach of St Leonards’ elegant architecture and historic charm. The park suits those wishing to buy a holiday home in a vibrant yet relaxed seaside location, with opportunities for days on the beach, exploring local history, or enjoying the town’s characterful shopping and dining scene.

Whether strolling through formal gardens or discovering Georgian and Victorian landmarks, residents appreciate the richness of the local environment and the convenience of nearby transport connections.

Nearby and getting around

• Hastings Museum and Art Gallery
• Hastings Contemporary
• East Cliff and West Cliff railways
• Hastings Castle and Hastings Country Park
• Smugglers Adventure and Shipwreck Museum
• Rye (approx. 30-minute drive) with boutique shops, galleries and heritage attractions

Postcode: TN37 7BS

The surrounding region offers a wealth of interest for culture and nature lovers. Hastings Museum and Art Gallery features the Brassey collection and the remarkable Durbar Hall. Hastings Contemporary sits among the town’s net huts, with a focus on Modern British art. Meanwhile, the seafront provides family-friendly attractions, from aquariums to adventure golf.

A short drive away, Rye captivates with cobbled streets, historic inns and independent shops. Its medieval charm, alongside fine dining and vineyards, makes it a rewarding day trip. Rye Harbour Nature Reserve offers walks, wildlife watching and views across Romney Marsh.

FAQs

Is High Beech Chalet Park close to public transport?

Yes, the park is near bus stops as well as St Leonards train station

How near is the beach?

The park is just a short drive from the beach, approximately 10-15 minutes.

Are there shops nearby?

Yes, the park is close to independent shops and major supermarkets.