Conveniently located a short walk from the beach and a couple of minutes’ walk to the local shops and eateries, this tastefully presented semi-detached bungalow makes an ideal base for exploring this popular seaside destination! Anchor Cottage has been stylishly and comfortably furnished throughout using relaxing neutral colours, with a nautical theme in keeping with Hayling Islands’ sailing and surfing heritage. The living room, well equipped kitchen and conservatory/dining room are really light and airy, and French doors lead out to a fantastic decked area which is a real sun trap. Enjoy al fresco dining and an aperitif or two on the comfy rattan furniture, plus there is a large chiminea/barbecue area. Behind the sun deck, is a further enclosed lawned garden area and there is parking for three cars. There are two bedrooms, with the master having a large walk-in dressing area, and the second bedroom has a kingsize bed which can be split into twin beds (on request). The modern bathroom has a roll-top bath and a separate shower cubicle, while outside there is a laundry room.
Hayling Island is a traditional seaside resort with amusements for all ages. It is well known for its sailing activities, and is sheltered by the Isle of Wight, making it ideal for water sports. It is renowned for its windsurfing and sailing, kayaking, power boating, jet skiing, kitesurfing and wake boarding. Local paddle-boating and windsurfing lessons are available close by. Every year there is a national windsurfing event, and a hive of sailing and nautical activity can be seen along the coastline. The Hayling Billy Trail, which starts at the former railway line, is a pleasant amble overlooking Langstone Harbour. There is so much to be enjoyed locally for all ages, including pitch and putt, seaside railway, and a small amusement park for the children. For the sports enthusiast, Seacourt is also worth a visit, with five racket sports including real tennis.
Nearby can be found two golf courses, riding, boat trips and scenic walks along the waters’ edge or in the South Downs National Park which is within easy reach. Chichester with its beautiful cathedral, festival theatre, shopping, leisure centre, Roman villa, and Goodwood and Fontwell races courses are definitely worth a visit. Visit Portsmouth with waterside dining, ferry trips to the Isle of Wight, designer outlets, Natural History Museum, leisure facilities, Spinnaker Tower and HMS Victory, explore the maritime history at Southampton. Winchester with its cathedral, abbey and the New Forest National Park are within easy driving distance. There are plenty of National Trust properties and gardens all waiting to be discovered nearby. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

Offering stunning panoramic sea views over to the Isle of Wight, this light and spacious town house is set over three floors. The bright and airy open plan living area has been tastefully styled with white furnishings and patio doors, which span virtually the whole width of the living area, open onto a balcony from which the ever changing nautical vista can be savoured. Upstairs on the top floor, the master bedroom captures the mesmerising view from a greater elevation, offering breathtaking scenery from the huge picture window which is interesting to watch day or night. The bedroom also has a sofa bed and a kettle/tea tray, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. Hayling Island is accessed by a bridge, so you can drive straight over, making it very accessible for visitors and easy to get to many places of interest. The owner even supplies a dog lead, dog towels, treats, poo bags, water bowl a dog bed on request and an information pack on dog friendly beaches and parks. The beaches of this popular isle are surrounded by sheltered waters across from the Isle of Wight, making it ideal for water sports activities. It is renowned for its windsurfing and sailing activities, kayaking, power boating, jet ski-ing, kite surfing and wake boarding. Local paddle-boating and windsurfing lessons are available close by. Every year there is a national windsurfing event, and a hive of sailing and nautical activity can be seen along the coastline.
Many activities can be enjoyed locally for all ages, including a seaside railway, fun fair and West Beachlands, great for sandcastles at low tide! Free play includes beach volleyball and adventure play areas. For the sports enthusiast, Seacourt is also worth a visit, with five racket sports. Other nearby activities include golf, horse riding, boat trips and scenic walks along the waters edge, or walks along the South Downs National Park which is within easy reach. Chichester, with its beautiful cathedral, festival theatre, pedestrianised shopping, leisure centre, Roman villa and Goodwood or Fontwell races, is definitely worthy of a visit. Visit Portsmouth, with its waterside dining, ferry trips to the Isle of Wight, designer outlets, Natural History Museum, leisure facilities, Spinnaker Tower and HMS Victory, or explore the maritime history of Southampton. Winchester, with its cathedral, abbey and The New Forest, are within easy driving distance. There are plenty of National Trust houses and gardens to also be discovered. Beach 50 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 800 yards.

A marvellous townhouse sitting on the coast in Portsmouth, Hampshire,sea views. Near the beach. Close to amenities. Hayling Island 9.9 miles; Southampton 21.3 miles; New Forest 34.3 miles.

Eden Apartment is a perfect place for a couple or friends looking to enjoy everything the south coast has to offer. With a comfortable bedroom with double bed, stylish lounge/dining room with a sofa bed and a modern kitchen that has everything you could need including a washing machine and coffee machine. Towels and shampoo are also provided for your convenience. Within walking distance to some of Southsea’s best loved events including live music at the Bandstand every weekend throughout the summer, Kite Festival and Victorious Festival during August and The Great South Run in October to name just a few. Straight across from the apartment is the long beautiful stretch of shingle beach, perfect for a sun-filled day, or take to the water to try water sports like stand up paddle boarding. Walk, cycle, or skate along Southsea’s beautiful beach promenade or relax on the green space of Southsea Common. Nearby attractions include Portsmouth Historic Dockyard featuring HMS Victory and the Mary Rose Exhibition, The D-Day Museum, Southsea Castle and Blue Reef Aquarium. Should you wish to adventure a little further, why not board the hovercraft at Southsea and take a day trip over to Ryde with a unique 10-minute crossing across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. If you fancy exploring a little further afield there are regular trains from Portsmouth harbour into London. Guildhall Wall is a short walk away, often holds food and drink festivals outside the Guildhall steps and an ice rink in the winter. The Guildhall itself hosts a variety of big-name concerts and events. You will also find the New Theatre Royal in the area. A small but beautiful Victorian theatre that puts on an array of productions, comedy and experiences throughout the year. A little further is Commercial Road, a large shopping precinct. Old Portsmouth a 30 minute walk away with traditional English pubs serving a great selection of food and drinks with views over the Solent and the harbour, a further stroll you enjoy the Outlet designer shopping at Gunwharf Quays, which also has waterfront restaurants and bars, or catch a film at the cinema or enjoy a game at the bowling alley plus the amazing views from the top of the Spinnaker Tower.

Situated in small, charming village of Alverstoke in the borough of Gosport. Windbrake House is just a 10-minute walk from the village where there is a convenience shop, a post office, a Chinese restaurant and take-away, fish and chip shop, hairdressers and gift shop. There is a south facing garden to the front of the property, and the owner thoughtfully provides complimentary toiletries. There is an excellent bistro on the front at Stokes Bay which serves home cooked food at reasonable prices with big portions!

There is always something to see at Stokes Bay. The Solent, between the Isle of Wight and Stokes Bay, is used by all manner of boats, ships and water sports including Cowes Week, naval reviews, cruise liners, America’s Cup, P1 Powerboat racing, Fast Net departure and American aircraft carriers, to name a few!

Stoke’s Bay also has two cafés as well as a wine bar and a free splash park for children. There is also a leisure centre and ice-rink a short drive away. It takes 7 minutes to drive to Gosport harbour front where there is a long-stay car park (at cost) and with a return passenger ferry ticket across Portsmouth Harbour you can soon spend a quality day at either the naval dockyard or at Gunwharf Quays, a retail outlet with many designer stores, restaurants, bowling alley and multi-screen cinema and Portsmouth Spinnaker Tower, both located close to the ferry terminal.
From Portsmouth Harbour there are fabulous views to be enjoyed on a promenade to Southsea and Old Portsmouth where you can enjoy excellent pubs beside the fish market whilst watching the fishing boats or catch the hovercraft to the Isle of Wight. From the Portsmouth side you can also take the car or go as a passenger to the Isle of Wight with Wightlink Ferries or take a harbour tour as part of the dockyard visit or from Gunwharf Quays.

Solent Heights is the perfect holiday home for families wanting to explore everything the south coast has to offer, with so much to offer literally on the doorstep. From Portchester Castle, The Wicor Way walk, Fort Nelson and the beautiful views from the chalk ridge at Ports Down Hill. Spread across three floors with three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a sociable kitchen/dining room, the property has ample space, plus a lovely second floor living room with Juliet balcony and coastal views.
This is an ideal base for couples and families looking for a holiday on the Hampshire south coast visit the Victorian seafront of Southsea which boasts a funfair and leisure complex, large open green spaces perfect for picnics plus Canoe Lake with splash and play parks. There is also a hovercraft that runs daily from the beach to the Isle of Wight. Visit Southsea Castle or Portsmouth Historic Dockyard featuring HMS Victory and the Mary Rose Exhibition. The D-Day Museum is well worth a look and the tropical marine life at the Blue Reef Aquarium is a great day out come rain or shine. During the summer months you can enjoy a whole host of family friendly events on the common such as the Victorious music festival, the annual international kite festival, Portsmouth Pride and regular music events at Southsea bandstand.
Walking distance to the waterside experience of Port Solent Marina, Solent Heights is perfectly located to enjoy everything this renowned marina has to offer, with several different bars and restaurants, many overlooking the picturesque waterfront. The boardwalk has an array of independent shops and boutiques, a cinema, leisure club with swimming pool and is also home to regular waterside markets, car meets and kid’s clubs during the school holidays. Just 15 minutes to Gunwharf Quay which features waterfront dining, designer outlet shops, a cinema, bowling and the Spinnaker Tower with spectacular views. Beach 6½ miles.

This beautiful and cosy house is perfect for making memories and is in a great location. It has a lovely kitchen with everything you need for a very comfortable stay, and a living/dining room with an additional sofa bed for two. There are two large bedrooms on the first floor (one kingsize and the other with a double), perfect for a good night’s sleep after a long day of exploring! The kitchen also comes equipped with everything the designated chef needs to rustle up some good food throughout the day!
Situated in a residential neighbourhood, only a 7-minute drive from Fratton Train Station, the seafront, and lots of independent shops, restaurants, coffee houses, and bars. The house benefits from on-street parking right outside the house. A permit is required, so please let the owner know in advance.
Old Portsmouth is less than a 15-minute drive away with traditional English pubs serving a great selection of food and drinks with views over the Solent and the harbour. Visit Gunwharf Quays which features waterfront dining, designer outlet shops, a cinema, and bowling. Set sail with the kids at Miniports or have an exhilarating ride in a RIB, not forgetting to make sure you also take in the amazing views from the top of the Spinnaker Tower. Nearby attractions include Portsmouth Historic Dockyard featuring HMS Victory and the Mary Rose Exhibition, the D-Day Museum, Southsea Castle, and Blue Reef Aquarium. Should you wish to adventure a little further, why not board the hovercraft at Southsea and take a day trip over to Ryde with a unique 10-minute crossing across the Solent to the Isle of Wight? Portsmouth and Southsea train stations offer fast and frequent access in and out of central London.