Quay House occupies a prime position on the waterfront in the hamlet of Sidlesham, immediately south of the cathedral city of Chichester. A remarkably tranquil hamlet, Sidlesham is home to the famous Crab and Lobster restaurant and boutique hotel, offering
some of the finest seafood in the country in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. Sidlesham is just outside the Chichester Harbour area of outstanding beauty and forms part of the Pagham Harbour RSPB reserve. Chichester itself provides a comprehensive range of shops, bars and restaurants arranged partly within the ancient walls, now a pedestrianised area. The arts are well catered for as the city is home to the internationally renowned Festival Theatre, Minerva Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, which houses one of the most significant modern art collections on the south coast.
The nearby waters of the Solent are particularly popular with sailors, and the area has a wide choice of sailing clubs including Itchenor, Birdham, Bosham and nearby Chichester Marina. The National Trust reserve of East Head is some seven miles away and there are footpaths leading directly from Quay House, offering wonderful walks and rides over the surrounding countryside and through the salt marshes.
Other attractions include Goodwood with its internationally known racecourse which also provides many other facilities, including a private country club, golf course and airfield. Goodwood also plays host to the annual Festival of Speed and the Revival at its historic motor circuit. The nearby South Downs National Park is crisscrossed with many footpaths and bridleways providing excellent facilities for mountain biking, horse riding and walking.
Road access to London is via the M27/A3 or the A285 to Petworth to the A283, joining the A3 at Milford. The mainline station situated in Chichester provides a regular service to London Victoria in around 1 hour and 40 minutes. An alternative slightly faster rail service to London is also available from Havant in about 1 hour 20 minutes to London Waterloo.
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