
🏡 What to expect
Independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs along Meads Street
Victorian and Edwardian architecture along wide, tree-lined streets
Historic cottages and community allotment gardens around The Village
Walking routes towards Holywell, with a shingle beach and rock pools at low tide
Access to the seafront promenade and paths leading towards the South Downs
Originally an agricultural hamlet, Meads gradually became part of Eastbourne as the seaside resort expanded during the late 19th century. Its historic village centre, residential streets and local businesses continue to give the area a distinctive character.
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