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Gables Court provides a total of 57 one and two-bedroom flats in a five storey building.

There is a visiting manager, emergency alarm service, residents' lounge, laundry, guest facilities and attractive garden to the rear. Shops are within walking distance.

All essential and non-essential facilities are within easy reach of Gables Court but the development also benefits from a visiting hairdresser and chiropodist. Events arranged at the Court include indoor bowling, coffee sessions and cards and dominoes afternoons.

Facilities : There is a visiting manager and emergency alarm service, communal lounge, laundry, guest facilities and garden.

HISTORY

Eastbourne is mentioned in Domesday as having a mill, fishery and sixteen salt-houses and no doubt there were salt workings on these coasts since prehistoric times. It owes its respectability to the 7th Duke of Devonshire who laid out the promenade and developed much of the coastal area.

The town expanded largely as a result of the Victorians and the fashion for sunny resorts in the nineteenth century. The many beautiful parks and gardens were laid out to absorb the influx of visitors and today they remain as a testament to the Victorians ingenuity for genteel town planning.

The long beach is mainly shingle and the Wish Tower gardens are named after the Martello tower which is now a museum dedicated to the Napoleonic Wars.

Eastbourne is very much an elegant creation of the early nineteenth century with Victorian terraces and squares leading to a three mile esplanade. The town has many splendid public gardens and parks. Meads Road is close to the Old Town and from Compton Park and the Golf Course you can walk over the downs to the Long Man of Wilmington at Windover Hill. The Downs from the west come to an abrupt end to the west of Eastbourne and it is the high white cliffs off Beachy Head for which Eastbourne is famous.