Railway Carriage At Byeways, Selsey

Railway Carriage at Byeways offers something truly different for your group break. This converted 1897 Pullman railway carriage sits in Selsey, West Sussex, on the south coast. The property sleeps 11 people and gives your group private parking for four cars. Built around the original carriage removed from the tracks in 1930, this property has kept its historical character whilst providing modern comfort.

Selsey sits on a peninsula jutting into the English Channel. The area offers sandy beaches, coastal walks and traditional seaside atmosphere. The town has local shops, pubs and cafes within walking distance.

The accommodation includes no bedrooms and no bathrooms. You get two full kitchens, which works brilliantly for larger groups. The large private lawned garden features a patio area, outdoor table tennis and gas barbecue. Social spaces give everyone room to gather together or split into smaller groups.

Visit Chichester Cathedral (7 miles, 15 minutes), explore Fishbourne Roman Palace (8 miles, 18 minutes), enjoy Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve (3 miles, 8 minutes), or head to West Wittering Beach (5 miles, 12 minutes) for watersports and stunning coastline.

Railway Carriage at Byeways suits multi-generational families and friend groups wanting coastal access, space and something memorable. The combination of historical features, modern facilities and beachside location makes this property stand out.