If you’re searching for residential park homes for sale in Sussex and your ideal “next chapter” includes sea air, walkable local amenities and a calm, well-managed community, Castle View Court in Pevensey Bay is a location worth shortlisting. Set just steps from the beach and a short drive from Eastbourne, it offers that rare mix of coastal quiet and everyday convenience, plus the reassurance of a dedicated on-site team and well-defined site services.

This EKOS park is about a consistently maintained residential environment, clear standards, and the comfort of knowing support is close at hand when you need it. At Castle View Court, that’s backed by practical measures like CCTV and electric private gates, alongside ongoing grounds maintenance and a resident-focused team on site.
Castle View Court at a glance.
Here are the details buyers tend to care about first:
- Location: Castle View Court, Pevensey Bay, Pevensey (BN24 6DT)
- Age eligibility: you need to be 45 or over to secure a property on the park.
- Pitch fee: from £302.58 per calendar month, reviewed annually (in line with CPI)
- Licenced for 169 pitches
- What site fees include: security (CCTV + electric private gates), grounds maintenance (lighting/roads/drainage/sewage) and the on-site team
- Pets: well-behaved dogs and cats are allowed (up to 2 per home)
- Local amenities (examples): train station 0.6 miles; village shops 0.4 miles; Eastbourne town centre 4.8 miles
Why Pevensey Bay works for coastal park home living
Pevensey Bay has that “easy-to-live” coastal feel – beach walks without the fanfare, and the kind of local community where everyday essentials are genuinely nearby. Castle View Court’s own location description leans into exactly that: beach on your doorstep, independent shops and places to eat close by, and Eastbourne within a short drive for bigger shopping trips and day-to-day services.
For searchers using more general phrases like homes on the coast, coastal retirement homes, or residential park homes on the coast, this part of East Sussex tends to tick the right boxes: calm surroundings, sea air, and straightforward access to a larger town without needing to live right in it.
And if you’ve landed here from searches like mobile home parks East Sussex, it’s worth clarifying the language: in UK property terms, buyers are typically looking for park homes East Sussex (residential park home communities) rather than holiday parks – and Castle View Court is firmly positioned as a residential community with an age threshold.

Climate in East Sussex: sunshine hours, rainfall and what it means day-to-day
For many buyers looking at coastal residential park homes for sale, the climate isn’t about perfection – it’s about how often you can comfortably get outside for a walk, enjoy a coffee on the decking, or potter in the garden.
Using nearby Eastbourne’s long-term climate averages (1991–2020) as a reliable benchmark:
- Sunshine: around 1,670.76 hours per year
- Rainfall: around 806.01 mm per year
- Typical temperatures: summer average maximums are around 24°C in July, with winter average maximums around 6 to 7°C in January
In practical terms, you’re looking at a generally mild coastal pattern – ideal for year-round routines like morning strolls, visiting friends and family, and making the most of nearby coastline and countryside when the weather plays ball.

Local town life: Eastbourne on your doorstep.
A big draw of Castle View Court is that you can keep the coastal pace of life without giving up the convenience of a larger town. Eastbourne is close enough for routine appointments, shopping, entertainment, and seafront days – without it feeling like your front garden is a main road.
Eastbourne’s tourism body even positions the town as “the UK’s sunniest place”, reflecting its strong association with bright coastal days and outdoor living.
Things to do when family visit (or when you fancy a change of scenery) are easy to come by:
- Eastbourne Pier for classic seaside atmosphere and views along the Channel
- The Congress Theatre and Eastbourne’s cultural venues for touring shows and events

Transport links: simple rail access from Pevensey Bay
One of the underrated benefits of Castle View Court is how straightforward it is for family and friends to reach you, and how easy it is for you to head out for days away.
- Pevensey Bay train station is listed at around 0.6 miles from the park
- The station is on the Southern Railway network, with services across the Sussex coast and links towards Brighton/Gatwick/London routes depending on service patterns
Local interest: history, marina life and standout coastal scenery
One of the joys of living on the Sussex coast is that days out don’t need planning weeks in advance. A few strong options nearby:
Pevensey Castle (a genuine landmark)
Pevensey Castle began as a Roman fort and is famously linked to 1066 – William the Conqueror landed at Pevensey on 28 September 1066, and the site later developed into a major medieval castle.
Sovereign Harbour Marina (Eastbourne)
Sovereign Harbour is a popular choice for a relaxed lunch by the water. It opened in 1993 and is described by Visit Eastbourne as northern Europe’s largest composite marina complex, with four linked harbours and a busy waterfront development.
Seven Sisters & Birling Gap (when you want “proper” coastal views)
For those iconic chalk-cliff walks and wide-open viewpoints, Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters are a standout. National Trust describes this stretch as part of the world-famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs and one of the longest stretches of undeveloped coastline on the south coast

Life on the park: security, support and a community you can settle into
A well-run park home community lives or dies by day-to-day management, not marketing lines. Castle View Court is transparent about what the site fees cover: CCTV and electric private gates, ongoing grounds maintenance, and an on-site team.
EKOS also sets expectations for viewings in a way that builds trust – welcoming you with the on-site team, giving one-to-one time, and encouraging honest conversations with residents.
“Everything is close at hand and the countryside and beach walks are wonderful.”
That “lived experience” angle is exactly what buyers want when comparing coastal retirement homes: not just the home itself, but what it actually feels like to live there.
You are in good hands with Lisa – our Castle View Court manager.
In her own words “I’m Lisa, the Park Manager for Castle View Court in beautiful Pevensey Bay. It’s a privilege to oversee our vibrant community of 160 plots, with 73 homes already sold. My days are fulfilling, making sure everything runs smoothly for our residents.
From overseeing the day-to-day running of the park to organising new home deliveries and chatting with residents and their families, I also manage our in-house grounds team and work closely with our trusted contractors. I’m always here to answer enquiries from both customers and residents, helping everyone feel at home.
The best part of my job is our community events – including lively BBQs, exciting sports days, and relaxing coffee mornings. It’s more than just a job; it’s about fostering a safe, happy, and thriving environment for all”.
Costs and practicalities (the bits you’ll want in writing)
Castle View Court’s FAQ section includes several practical details that help buyers budget clearly:
- Council Tax: Band B–£2,007.42 a year (Wealden District Council, 2025/26) *
- Water: £7 per month (mains supply via Southern Water) *
- Electricity: metered and billed monthly
- LPG gas: price listed per bottle, with an example usage pattern
Who Castle View Court tends to suit
Although eligibility is 45+, parks like this naturally appeal to people at (or approaching) retirement age – so its very relevant to if you have been searching for “residential park homes for over 60s”. The key is accuracy: you don’t need to be over 60 to live here, but many buyers in their 60s and beyond choose this style of community for the privacy, security and manageable day-to-day living.
If your ideal is:
- a coastal residential park home near amenities
- a quieter setting with a clear on-site management structure
- easy access to Eastbourne for services and leisure
…then Castle View Court could be your next move.

Next step: book a viewing at Castle View Court
If you’re comparing coastal residential park homes for sale in Sussex and want a feel for the park, the fastest route to clarity is a guided visit- walk the grounds, see the home styles, and ask the practical questions that matter to you.
Yes – this is presented as a residential community, with 12-month occupancy licence, with an age eligibility threshold.
You need to be 45 or over to live at Castle View Court.
Pitch fees are listed from £302.58 per calendar month, reviewed annually in line with CPI.
Security (including CCTV and electric private gates), grounds maintenance (lighting/roads/drainage/sewage), and the on-site team.
Pevensey Bay train station is listed at around 0.6 miles from the park
Yes – dogs and cats are allowed, up to two per home (subject to being well behaved).
Village shops (0.4 miles), post office (0.5 miles), dentist (0.5 miles), and Eastbourne town centre (4.8 miles) are listed among nearby amenities.
Eastbourne long-term averages (1991–2020) show 1,670 sunshine hours/year and 806.01 mm rainfall/year, (average UK rainfall is 1000-1500 mm) with mild seasonal temperatures.
Pevensey Castle (Roman origins; 1066 landing) and the Seven Sisters/Birling Gap coastline are standout local options.
Get in contact with us – or call 01323 885 115 to arrange a visit.