Baileys was established in 1985 by Kevin Bailey who had been working in the village as the manager for another Estate Agency since 1977. A department specialising in Holiday Rentals was created as there is a huge demand for this due to the areas beautiful beaches, Chichester Harbour and the lovely surrounding countryside. Baileys are now the longest established Estate Agency in the area and after 35 years of doing business still remain firmly independent. Our friendly and conscientious team, which includes John, Freddie, Ruaridh, Kim, Angela and of course Kevin provide unrivalled local knowledge of the area from Chichester to the coastal villages of East and West Wittering, Bracklesham Bay, Birdham and Itchenor. Their experience has built up an enormous amount of trust and a high proportion of our business comes from repeat business and recommendations from satisfied clients.

Hiding in the centre of the village, this 1920s cottage is a two minute walk to the beach. Summerlaize brims with yesteryear character and painstakingly retains many of its original features. It has a devoted base of guests who return year after year for its nostalgic charm and location. Summerlaize's dual aspect sitting room has parquet wooden flooring and latticed windows. The full length French windows to the front give onto a lovely covered verandah, and bay windows at the rear have cushioned seats looking into the garden. The lawned garden is west facing and simply laid with border beds of traditional shrubs. It is fully enclosed and a haven for children to play and adults to relax through warmer days and evenings. Sleeps 6. No smoking. No pets. 150m from shops. 550m from beach. No WiFi

East and West Wittering and Bracklesham are about eight miles south of Chichester. The villages are on the edge of Chichester Harbour which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is criss-crossed by many coastal paths, leafy lanes, mudflats and dappled ways on its extensive 74km2 of inland and coastal habitat. The beaches of East and West Wittering and Bracklesham Bay are adjacent to the sand dunes, salt marshes and flowing tides of East Head, and a little further north is Apuldram and Dell Quay marina where the hidden gem Crown & Anchor pub can be found. Activities nearby Watersports and sailing at Chichester Marina and other local coastal spots. Golf, fishing, horse-riding and sea-swimming. Walking and nature surround us. About the neighbourhood Chichester is one of the most well-preserved Georgian cities in the UK, with its centre sitting within the famous Roman walls. The four pedestrianised streets, North, South, East and West converge on Market Cross and offer a comprehensive range of shops, bars and restaurants. The arts are well catered for as Chichester is home to the internationally acclaimed Festival Theatre and smaller Minerva Theatre. Pallant House Art Gallery exhibits modern contemporary art with a high-profile permanent collection and seasonal exhibitions. The city hosts a remarkable amount of celebrated music and arts festivals centred around the Cathedral. Fishbourne Palace with its Roman mosaic is less than three miles away. Further afield the National Trust’s Uppark House and Petworth House are outstanding, and for younger visitors Peppa Pig World is out towards the New Forest. The beautiful South Downs countryside stretches north of Chichester from Winchester to Eastbourne. The Solent and Chichester Harbour are particularly popular with sailors. The harbour is made up of a series of tidal creeks and is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with wonderful walks while Chichester Marina, Birdham Pool...