Ideal for camping, festivals or home use Durable PVC outer material with a cotton lining More product information 2 Buy on Tesco Direct from: Earn 15 Clubcard points Delivery options will be shown at checkout (or enable JavaScript to show on this page). We've carefully chosen all our Tesco Partners, to give you even more choice when you shop with us online. Browse a wider range of specialist products, all in one place Collect Clubcard points on every order Stay protected with the Tesco Partner Guarantee – we’re here to support you when buying from an approved Tesco Partner. This comfortable and versatile double air bed is ideal for camping trips, festivals or for use as a guest bed. It has a strong vinyl coil beam construction, and a waterproof flocked top that prevents sheets from slipping and provides a soft velvety feel for added comfort. Easy to set up, this air bed inflates in just 1-2 mins using the 2-in-1 valve. It weighs 2.75kg and has a maximum weight capacity of 150kg.
Included with the bed is a repair patch and an instruction manual. March 4th – 8th (5 nights) £275 March 21st – 24th (4 nights) £250 April 1st (7 nights) £400 May 13th (7 nights) £450 August 26th – Sept 1st Sept 16th – 29th Contemporary and relaxing, Little Marshfoot is ideally located for touring this beautiful area. Located in the grounds of a former farmhouse, this very comfortable eco-building overlooks the Pevensey Levels and is a tranquil refuge where you can sit and watch visiting wildlife at all times of the day and the night. Or use this as a base to visit the South Downs National Park, visiting the seaside towns of Eastbourne, Hastings and Brighton and the historic Sussex towns of Battle, Lewes, and Arundel, and Tunbridge Wells in Kent. After an exciting and extensive ‘makeover’, Little Marshfoot now sleeps two, although we can accommodate an extra person on the very comfortable sofa bed in the new living room. Together with a very sleek and elegant shower room, a Kitchen/Diner where the raspberry splash-back adds a sparkle to your day, a spacious dining table and a very comfortable living room you can relax and unwind to your heart’s content although there is plenty of space for visiting friends and family.
Plenty of off-road parking. Spring and Summer 2017 Tucked away in the grounds of a former farmhouse overlooking the Pevensey Levels, Little Marshfoot was designed to promote environmental building techniques and standards whilst at the same time achieving high levels of comfort and quality. Offering four star self catering accommodation, the property sleeps two people. Located in farmland on the edge of the Pevensey Levels adjacent to the ancient market town of Hailsham in East Sussex, Little Marshfoot is only 7 miles from Eastbourne, and is also within easy distance of the historic towns of Lewes, Brighton, Hastings, Battle and Royal Tunbridge Wells. Chichester, Arundel, Winchelsea and Rye are also easily accessible. The Sussex Weald is just to the north of Hailsham, where many small traditional villages are to be found, with historic churches and good pubs offering good food. It is the most heavily wooded location in England, so in the spring you will see a range of spring flowers including primroses, bluebells, wood anemones and wild orchids.
The whole area is steeped in history; there are extensive traces of the former iron industry, going right back to Roman times, with place names such as Gun hill and Gunpowder lane, and old forge ponds are to be stumbled upon in the woods. On the coast you will find a number of Martello Towers which were erected to counter any Napoleonic invasion, and of course the majestic South Downs National Park with the Seven Sisters, Beachy Head and the Cuckmere Valley. In spring and early summer you will discover the richest array of wild flowers, including orchids, cowslips, wild thyme, marjoram, scabious and knapweed on the chalk grasslands of the Downs. The Pevensey Levels are a SSSI and designated Ramsar site. The village of Pevensey itself contains the ruins of a Roman fortress, within which the Normans built their castle. Indeed, it was at Pevensey that William of Normandy landed with his army before marching to meet King Harald at Battle (now an attractive and historic town).
And the rest is history! There are trains to London and Brighton twice an hour. Little Marshfoot is ideally located for those interested in Walking, Cycling, and Bird Watching. Guests interested in visiting Gardens or National Trust properties will find plenty to interest them in the area. It’s an ideal location for those seeking rest and relaxation yet within striking distance of so much of interest.We hand make our sofas and beds for you, in any fabric from all the fabric brands.So it’s tailored to you.The seaside doesn’t just promise fresh air and fish and chips - it could boost your love life.At least that’s what Wendy and Gary Robinson found when they moved from Basildon to a one- bedroom apartment with a sea view in a development in Clacton-on-Sea.‘Every day we walk by the sea. It is romantic - moving here was all about quality of life and spending proper time together,’ says Gary, a former transport manager. The couple, both 69 and celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary later this year, rent their apartment through Girlings Retirement Rentals.
Coastal comfort: The Landing at Sandbanks has sea views from all nine of its swish apartmentsGirling, whose seaside rentals start at £525 per month, lists Clacton in Essex as its third most popular seaside resort, after Bournemouth and Hastings.The average price of a home in Britain’s seaside towns has risen by a third over the past ten years, according to Halifax, with average properties now £208,729 compared to £159,522 in 2005. The most expensive seaside town is Salcombe in Devon, with properties costing an average £672,874, followed by Sandbanks in Dorset at £614,726.Such punchy prices are unlikely to deter buyers of PegasusLife’s retirement properties, says CEO Howard Phillips. The high-end developer is building two of the most expensive retirement developments outside London.‘We buy sites in great locations and offer people a place where they can feel proud to live,’ says Phillips. ‘There is a real lack of inspired housing options to meet people’s aspirations as they get older.’Expect to pay more than £770,000 for a PegasusLife two-bedroom apartment (1,033 sq ft) in Woodlands, a smart development in Poole’s Canford Cliffs, rising to £1.2million.
At The Landing, which occupies a slice of seafront in fashionable Sandbanks, two-bedroom apartments will set you back an eye-popping £1.3million for 1,209 sq ft, rising to £3.1million for 2,368 sq ft. Even mainstream housebuilders are targeting retirees as potential buyers of their waterfront schemesAt the other end of the scale, Churchill Retirement Living is rolling out coastal schemes at more modest prices.It has just launched 44 one and two-bedroom apartments priced from £246,950 in the coastal market town of Christchurch in Dorset and started building 51 one and two-bedroom apartments with sea views in Penzance, Cornwall, with prices estimated to start from £220,000.More developments are waiting for planning permission in Eastbourne, Highcliffe in Dorset, Newquay and Torquay.Even mainstream housebuilders such as Redrow are targeting retirees as potential buyers of their waterfront schemes.Tony, 72, and Peggy Venn, 63, were married a few months after they moved from their home in Uxbridge to a two-bedroom apartment at Lymington Shores, a development of flats and villas in the New Forest, priced from £360,950.Millbrook Village, a Renaissance Villages development in Exeter, has 164 properties.