The Muse Witterings is offering one lucky winner a one-night stay for up to eight people

Inside The Muse Witterings

The Muse Witterings holiday let in Bracklesham Bay, Chichester, is located just a few minutes walk from the beach popular with families, watersports enthusiasts and fossil hunters, and a mere five-minute drive to the sandy West Wittering beach and sand dunes of East Head, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Able to sleep eight this beautiful and vibrant property, bursting with character, has three bedrooms along with an outside cabin complete with double bed and wet room. The colourful garden even has an outside shower and is the ideal spot for relaxing on the decking with ample seating.

The Muse’s interior has been designed to inspire and many of the furnishings and fixtures have been handmade by various local artists from artwork to lights and units. You’ll also find a log burner for cosy evenings in and a kitchen containing all the home essentials.

As well as enjoying an enviable location close to the beach, the let is also conveniently located just a short distance from East Wittering village, a charming seaside spot with all the usual amenities including independent coffee shops, supermarkets, surf shops, pubs and restaurants, and several takeaway food outlets. What’s more, the cathedral town of Chichester and The Goodwood Estate are just 15-20 minutes away via car should you fancy a spot of tourism. Indeed, it’s the dream spot for a bride-tribe getaway or family-moon!

We’re delighted to have partnered with The Muse Witterings to offer you the chance to win a fabulous one-night stay for up to eight people worth £590. Enter via our website at www.your-sussex.wedding/giveaways and for more on The Muse Witterings, check out www.themusewitterings.com as well as www.instagram.com/themusewitterings

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