This fine Sussex brick and flint Regency style house is in a very peaceful location, just minutes from Chichester, and the glorious sandy West Wittering beach, Goodwood and the West Sussex coast. The main house is home to individually designed bed & breakfast rooms. Additionally available are our pretty country Georgian style semi detached cottages, which are located off a peaceful private country lane.
Our grounds are set in four and a half acres of beautiful gardens and meadowlands with meandering footpaths that virtually abuts the world famous Pagham Harbour, nature reserve and gastro pub. The recently created Medmerry Nature Reserve with 10km of foot and cycle ways. Landseer House has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with fine antiques and paintings.
Our grounds are set in four and a half acres of beautiful gardens and meadowlands with meandering footpaths that virtually abuts the world famous Pagham Harbour, nature reserve and gastro pub. The recently created Medmerry Nature Reserve with 10km of foot and cycle ways. Landseer House has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with fine antiques and paintings.
Services
Our individually designed bedrooms and cottages are the perfect place to relax and unwind. All our rooms have flatscreen televisions with Freeview and wireless internet access. Complimentary toiletries, a hospitality tray, tea- and coffee-making facilities, a hair dryer and a luggage stand come as standard.
20 yards from the main house are two pretty Gorgian style single storey cottages, each with their own secluded garden. They are luxuriously furnished and well equipped. They have vaulted and beamed ceilings. Open plan sitting room, fully fitted kitchen, separate double/twin bedroom, large en suite shower.
Landseer House, with its luxury bed and breakfast accommodation and self-catering cottages, is situated just a few minutes off the A27. Directions are as follows:. Leave the A27 at the Stockbridge Road roundabout, taking the A286 signposted to West Wittering. At the mini roundabout, take the first exit on to the B2145 signposted to Selsey.
Reviews (4)
Sean Devine
Aug 16, 2021
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Gordon Lumsden
Oct 25, 2020
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Spent 3 nights here recently and while it was a solid 3 star experience it was by no means 5 stars. Beautiful location, extremely quiet and comfortable beds. The breakfasts were very good, generous and lots of options. Waitress/cook was punctual and very attentive to our needs. However, the carpets were old and tired, tea making facilities in the room were poor and the TV miniscule. A little updating would be good and the whole building had a distinct unpleasant smell (perhaps due to the owners large dog?). All in all not good value for the money. You could probably get a higher quality place in
Mkasase
Oct 04, 2019
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Ian Goodall
Dec 27, 2018
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I can't imagine B&B can get much better than this!
Reaching Landseer House by the long, narrow hedge-lined lane adds to it's sense of drama when you turn in to the large gravel parking area. The owners are extremely friendly and interesting (without being overbearing). The entire upstairs is turned over to the accomodation, with Room 1 being larger (and Room 2 having equally as pleasant bathroom separately across the hall, just so you are aware). Breakfast is served in a lovely extension overlooking the marvelous garden, and perfects a quality over quantity approach to drinks, buffet and cooked
Reaching Landseer House by the long, narrow hedge-lined lane adds to it's sense of drama when you turn in to the large gravel parking area. The owners are extremely friendly and interesting (without being overbearing). The entire upstairs is turned over to the accomodation, with Room 1 being larger (and Room 2 having equally as pleasant bathroom separately across the hall, just so you are aware). Breakfast is served in a lovely extension overlooking the marvelous garden, and perfects a quality over quantity approach to drinks, buffet and cooked
