Arundel Holiday Cottages
Choose from 13 self catering holiday cottages in Arundel, West Sussex, 9 of which are dog friendly, 1 have hot tubs, and sleep between 2 and 12 guests.
A fantastic, large, luxury Regency holiday home in the heart of Arundel, ideal for channelling your inner Jane Austen.
A smart, welcoming, two-bedroom cottage in the centre of Arundel. Cosy and comfortable with a wood burner, ideal for exploring the South Downs and Sussex coast.
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This cosy Grade II listed cottage is the perfect choice for couples and families looking to enjoy both the coast and countryside. Arundel is a delightful town steeped in history that offers plenty of activities for couples and families. The imposing castle and cathedral spire dominate the skyline whilst a wealth of independent shops restaurants cafes and pubs are nestled below. Beyond the castle grounds Arundel Park extends north towards the South Downs offering many fine walks. A two-mile walk to the top affords fantastic downland views and south to the coast. The River Arun winds its way around the town and is a magnet for wildlife whilst those looking for some seaside fun can hop in the car to nearby Littlehampton (4 miles) for a relaxing day at the beach. The front door of this charming Grade II listed flint cottage opens into the comfortably furnished lounge/diner that features two sofas arranged around a wood burner fire and Smart TV perfect for cosying up on a chilly evening. A large dining table with seating for all offers the perfect place for relaxed family meals or an evening of after-dinner board games. An archway from the dining area leads through into the well-equipped kitchen that has everything you will need for whipping up a delicious meal. Heading up to the first floor you will find the first of the bedrooms a comfy king size bed and the family bathroom is also on this floor. A further set of stairs take you up into the eves of the property where you will find the second bedroom which has a day bed and a trundle so can be used as a twin bedroom if required A door from the kitchen leads out into the fully enclosed courtyard garden with patio seating. From here you have magnificent views of Arundel Cathedral which is beautifully illuminated at night making it a perfect spot to enjoy the garden long into the evening. Please note that the property is located in a narrow cul-de-sac which can make parking and turning round your vehicle difficult. We would therefore advise that parking outside the cottage is only suitable for a standard sized car there is additional parking in the surrounding streets. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 King size, 1 day bed with a trundle bed to be added at the time of booking. 1 bathroom with a handheld shower over the bath, separate walk in shower, and WC. Electric oven and electric hob, microwave, Tassimo coffee machine, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. Travel cot (bedding not included), highchair and stair gates available on request. Smart TV in the lounge. Wood burner in lounge (first basket of logs provided). Please note the staircases are steep but do have a handrail. Patio area with seating. Beach 4 miles, shop pub and restaurant within 1 mile. Please note that the property is located in a narrow cul de sac, which can make parking and turning round your vehicle difficult. We would therefore advise that parking outside the cottage is only suitable for a standard sized car, there is additional parking in the surrounding streets..
Character cottage in the heart of Arundel with three bedrooms ideal for families. Easy access to Chichester, Goodwood and the Sussex Coast. Great base for walkers to enjoy the South Downs.
A luxury self-catering property in Arundel with three en-suite bedrooms, two living rooms and an open fire. Family child and dog friendly. An ideal base to explore all that the South Downs and West Sussex has to offer.
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Over three floors. Two bedrooms: 1 x second floor king-size double with TV and en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin with TV. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Ground floor cloakroom. Kitchen. Living/dining room. Second sitting room.
7 Daltons Place is a contemporary semi-detached home in Arundel, West Sussex, boasting a woodburning stove and a spacious patio for summertime barbecues. Worthing 9.8 miles; Goodwood 9.7 miles; Chichester 10.8 miles.
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A comfortable and relaxing holiday home on the edge of Arundel and the South Downs National Park, adjacent to the owner’s home and just south of Arundel.
This contemporary two bedroom holiday cottage in Arundel has a lovely private garden. Just a 5-minute walk to Arundel Castle, cathedral the River Arun and South Downs.
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This cosy Victorian cottage is the perfect choice for couples and families looking to enjoy both the coast and countryside. It is located on the South side of Arundel providing easy access to Chichester (10miles) and Goodwood (12miles) with is well known events including the Festival of Speed and Revival. The nearby beaches at Climping (5 miles) and Littlehampton (4 miles) make for a relaxing day at the seaside whilst Arundel itself is a charming town steeped in history with its skyline dominated by the imposing castle and cathedral whilst a wealth of independent shops restaurants cafes and pubs are nestled below and within a half a mile stroll along the river from the cottage. Beyond the castle grounds Arundel Park extends north towards the South Downs offering many fine walks. A two-mile walk to the top affords fantastic downland views and south to the coast. The front door of this delightful Victorian cottage opens into the hallway where there is space for dropping off muddy boots before heading into the comfortably furnished lounge that features a sofa and two armchairs arranged around the Smart TV perfect for cosying up on a chilly evening. As you retreat further into the cottage there is separate dining room with seating for all and direct access to the garden and located just off the dining room there is a well-equipped kitchen that has everything you may need for whipping up a delicious meal. Heading up to the first floor you will find the first of the three bedrooms a comfy double and single. The family bathroom and separate WC are also located on this floor. A further set of stairs take you up into the eves of the property where you will find the third bedroom a spacious double room with TV and views towards Arundel Castle and Cathedral. Heading outside there is a fully enclosed garden with patio seating. From here you have views of Arundel Cathedral and Castle which is beautifully illuminated at night making it a perfect spot to enjoy the garden long into the evening. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 doubles, 1 single. 1 bathroom shower over the bath, separate WC. Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. Travel cot (bedding not included) and highchair available on request. Smart TV in the lounge and TV in double bedroom. Fully enclosed garden with patio area with seating. Unrestricted roadside parking subject to availability. Beach 4 miles, Shops pubs and restaurants within half a mile.
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Single-storey. Studio-style layout with double bed & Sofa Bed Suitable for Children, kitchenette, dining area and sitting area. En-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
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Single-storey. Studio-style layout with double bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Shower room with wallk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
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Single-storey. Studio-style layout with double bed, Sofa bed suitable for children. kitchenette, dining area and sitting area. En-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Arundel
Discover 13 Arundel self catering cottages in West Sussex. Explore local shops, walks, and sights from your comfortable West Sussex base. Book your next break today.Attractions within 10 miles of Arundel
- Huntfun Arundel (0m)
- Arundel Historic Tours (0m)
- Arundel Historic Tours (0m)
- Hiorne Tower Arundel West Sussex (0.7m)
- The Arun Way (2.8m)
- Adventure Nets (3.2m)
- Oyster Pond (3.5m)
- Arun River (3.5m)
- The Long Bench (3.7m)
- Littlehampton Pier (3.7m)
- Beach Huts (3.7m)
- Christmas Charity lights (4m)
- Denmans Garden (4.6m)
- King Charles III commemorative bench (5.5m)
- Aldingbourne Country Centre (5.5m)
- Steyning bowl (6.2m)
- Hotham Park Miniature Railway (6.8m)
- Goring-by-sea Beach. (6.9m)
- Bognor Regis Promenade Train (7.1m)
- The National Trust (7.4m)
Outdoor Activities around Arundel
- Jubilee Gardens (0.1m)
- Arundel Lido (0.1m)
- Arundel gardens (0.2m)
- Priory Rd Pocket Park (0.8m)
- Park Rough (1.5m)
- Worthing Road Allotments (2.3m)
- Heo Green (2.4m)
- Dover Woods (2.6m)
- Oakcroft Meadow (2.7m)
- Rosemead Park (3m)
- Aqualife Swim Centre (3.1m)
- Rustington Golf (3.1m)
- Lewis Parker (3.1m)
- Star Pool Enclosure Ltd. (3.2m)
- 3 hole Academy Course (3.2m)
- Foot Golf (3.2m)
- Brickfields Park (3.2m)
- Disc (frisbee) Golf (3.2m)
- Caffyns Field (3.3m)
- East Beach Green (3.6m)
Holiday Cottages Near Arundel
Arundel makes a wonderful base to discover the surrounding towns and their unique charms.
- Littlehampton is a coastal hub known for its sandy beach and lively quay, perfect for a seaside promenade stroll along the waterfront. It sits about 3.0 miles from Arundel, making it an easy day trip with cafés and gentle strolls.
- Country lanes charm is a short drive away from Arundel and offers a tranquil countryside mood, about 3.5 miles distant.
- Angmering offers traditional pubs, local shops, and easy access to surrounding trails, with a coastal village vibe that enchants visitors; roughly 3.5 miles from Arundel.
- Rustington features a long beach and family friendly amusements, plus pleasant coastal walks; around 3.7 miles away, you can enjoy family friendly beaches with ample space for kids.
- Amberley is a charming village with historic sites and countryside walks, a destination only about 3.7 miles from Arundel, offering historic village charm to discover.
About Arundel
You may not be aware that Arundel in West Sussex, England, is home to a stunning medieval castle that has been inhabited continuously for over 1,000 years.
But there's much more to this charming town than just its historic castle.
From its picturesque streets and quaint shops to its beautiful nature trails and vibrant cultural scene, Arundel offers a captivating blend of history and modern charm that is sure to pique your interest.
History of Arundel
Arundel's history is rich and diverse, dating back to Roman times when a fort was established in the area. The town's story is woven with layers of conquests, power struggles, and cultural influences. In the 11th century, Arundel Castle was built by Roger de Montgomery, becoming a key strategic fortress. The castle has witnessed wars and political upheavals, evolving from a defensive structure to a stately home over the centuries.
During the medieval period, Arundel thrived as a market town, benefiting from its location on the River Arun. The town became a center for trade and commerce, fostering a bustling community. The impressive Arundel Cathedral, dedicated to St. Philip Howard, stands as a testament to the town's enduring religious heritage.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, Arundel experienced a renaissance due to the flourishing of the arts and the arrival of the railway. The town's picturesque landscapes and historic architecture attracted artists, writers, and intellectuals, making it a hub for cultural exchange and creativity.
Today, Arundel's historical significance is preserved in its well-preserved buildings, cobbled streets, and vibrant community. Visitors can explore the town's past at the Arundel Museum, which showcases artifacts and exhibits spanning the town's timeline. The past isn't simply a distant memory in Arundel; it's a living narrative, shaping the town's identity and character.
Landmarks and Attractions
As you explore Arundel, you'll quickly be drawn to its remarkable landmarks and attractions, each telling a unique story of the town's rich history and cultural heritage.
One iconic attraction is Arundel Castle, a medieval castle that has stood for over 1,000 years. It offers breathtaking views of the town and the surrounding countryside, and its splendid gardens are a sight to behold.
Stroll through the quaint streets and you'll come across the Arundel Cathedral, a magnificent Gothic building that's a testament to the town's religious importance. The cathedral's stunning architecture and serene atmosphere make it a must-see for visitors.
For art enthusiasts, a visit to the Arundel Museum is a journey through the town's past, with exhibits showcasing its heritage and the people who shaped its identity. The museum provides insight into the local community and its evolution over time. Additionally, the Blackfriars Dominican Priory ruins offer a glimpse into the town's medieval history, providing a tranquil setting for reflection and exploration.
As you continue your exploration, don't miss Arundel Wetland Centre, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The center's diverse habitats and array of bird species make it a paradise for nature lovers. Finally, take a leisurely walk along the River Arun and embrace the natural beauty that surrounds this charming town.
Arundel's landmarks and attractions offer a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural splendor, ensuring an enriching experience for every visitor.
Arundel's Architectural Gems
Amidst the charming streets of Arundel, you'll discover a captivating array of architectural gems that weave together the town's rich history and cultural tapestry.
The centerpiece of Arundel's architectural splendor is the Arundel Castle, a majestic medieval structure that has stood for nearly a thousand years. As you explore its grand halls and impeccably maintained gardens, you'll be transported back in time, marveling at the castle's intricate design and historical significance.
In addition to the castle, Arundel Cathedral is another architectural marvel that commands attention. Its stunning gothic architecture and ornate interior make it a must-see for visitors interested in religious history and architectural beauty. The cathedral's spire dominates the skyline, adding to the town's picturesque charm.
As you stroll through the town, you'll encounter a delightful mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings, each exuding its own unique character. The Georgian townhouses, with their symmetrical facades and elegant sash windows, offer a glimpse into Arundel's past as a thriving market town. Meanwhile, the Victorian architecture, characterized by its decorative details and intricate ironwork, reflects the town's prosperity during the industrial revolution.
Nature and Wildlife
Explore the diverse array of nature and wildlife that thrives in and around Arundel, offering a captivating experience for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike. The area is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, making it a haven for those who appreciate the beauty of the natural world.
- Arundel Wetland Centre: Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the wetlands and observe a wide range of bird species in their natural habitat. The centre offers a unique opportunity to witness the captivating behavior of waterfowl, waders, and other wetland creatures.
- South Downs National Park: Embark on scenic walks and hikes through the breathtaking landscapes of the South Downs National Park. Encounter an abundance of wildlife, from majestic deer and elusive badgers to a myriad of bird species. The park's rolling hills and expansive woodlands provide a picturesque setting for nature exploration.
- Arundel Park: Delight in the beauty of Arundel Park, where ancient trees, open grassland, and serene lakes create a perfect environment for wildlife to thrive. Keep an eye out for red and fallow deer roaming freely in this idyllic setting, while also enjoying the sight of rare butterflies and a variety of birdlife.
Whether you're an avid birdwatcher, a passionate hiker, or simply enjoy being surrounded by the wonders of nature, Arundel offers a wealth of opportunities to connect with the local wildlife and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of the region.
Exploring the Town
The town of Arundel invites you to discover its rich history and charming attractions, offering a delightful experience for visitors of all interests.
As you explore the town, you'll find yourself immersed in a tapestry of historical landmarks, quaint streets, and vibrant local culture. Start your journey at Arundel Castle, a majestic medieval fortress that has stood for nearly a thousand years. Wander through its opulent rooms and beautifully landscaped gardens, and imagine the lives of the nobility who once called it home.
Stroll down the cobbled streets lined with independent shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes. Stop by the Arundel Museum to delve into the town's fascinating past, from its origins as a market town to its development into a center of cultural heritage. As you continue, you'll encounter the Arundel Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture that boasts intricate stained glass windows and awe-inspiring spires.
Don't miss the chance to explore the Arundel Wetland Centre, a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. The center's tranquil waterways and reed beds provide a sanctuary for a variety of bird species, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustling town.
After a day of exploration, treat yourself to a meal at one of Arundel's charming eateries, where you can savor delicious local cuisine and unwind in the town's warm and welcoming atmosphere.