The interiors at the Beach House are relaxed coastal; think whitewashed timber cladding, a soft palette of blues and greys, and wooden floors. The owner has thought of everything when it comes to guests’ comfort; so while the décor is relaxed, the details are pure luxe. There is luxury bedlinen, a bean to cup coffee machine, superfast broadband, a sound system, huge dining table inside and more dining & lounging furniture outside on the terrace and balcony, too. There is even a space for drying wet wetsuits, and extra washing facilities for wet and sandy beach gear.

After a busy day at the beach or on the water, kick back on the huge sofas, enjoy the sea views, and enjoy a sociable evening with family and friends in the most stylish of spaces.

First Floor

Kitchen: Newly fitted and fully equipped to cater for larger groups – with large fridge freezer, two ovens, and a bean to cup coffee machine.

Sitting / Dining Room: Larger corner sofa, great for relaxing and soaking up the views over the sea to the Isle of Wight & Spinnaker tower. Dining table that seats 10 in comfort.

Cloakroom

Balcony: Outdoor alfresco dining for 10, plus sun loungers.

The house has been renovated with the environment in mind; it is heated by an air source heat pump and features PV panels on the roof. Eco cleaning products and toiletries are provided.

Children: We welcome children and have a high chair, travel cot and stairgate available by request.

Pantry items: Tea, coffee beans, sugar.

Pets: A maximum of two well behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangement. The beach out the front is dog friendly all year around. some restrictions on other beaches in peak summer months. 

WiFi: Yes – superfast broadband

Parking: There is parking available at The Beach House – for three cars (if cleverly parked!). There is charging for electric cars charged at £35 per KWh. 

Please note: There is a £250 refundable security deposit on this property. Also a £150 cleaning charge.

 

Not surprisingly, there are wealth of water-based activities here in Hayling Island. In fact, it is recognised as being the birthplace of windsurfing! So if you’ve never tried windsurfing, kitesurfing, or SUP, this may be your opportunity. There are a number of water sports schools around the island that offer hire and tuition in all three sports. If you’re happier on the water than in it, then there is plenty of sailing available from Langstone Harbour, as well as 60 minute boat trips on the charmingly named ‘Rosie K’ that allow you to take in the area’s wildlife and scenery at your leisure.

There are plenty of land-based activities available too. Golfers will enjoy Tournerbury Golf Centre, which offers a floodlit driving range and a 9 hole course, welcomes families, and offers views of the sea and South Downs. Or the more serious golfers may prefer the 18 hole Hayling Golf Club links course.

Cyclists and walkers will love the Hayling Billy Trail, an off-road trail that follows the old railway line from Havant to Hayling – a five mile round trip which is blissfully flat, and offers brilliant views of Langstone Harbour. You can even horse-ride along it, too.

West Hayling Nature Reserve was once an oyster farm – in fact oyster farming on Hayling dates back to Roman times. Now wildlife has taken over and the salt flats provide the perfect breeding ground for a range of seabirds. There is a lovely circular walk where you can take it all in, and do some bird-spotting.

If you can drag them away from the beach, children will love a trip on the Hayling Seaside Steam Railway – and even more so if you ride with them to its final destination, Funland Amusement Park, which is complete with arcade and crazy golf, as well as plenty of rides for all ages.