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'Green Loanings' is a beautiful, detached country house in an area of outstanding natural beauty with amazing views and gardens on the border of Kent and Sussex. Set privately in 5 acres, the house is close to Tunbridge Wells and the Ashdown Forest. It is under 1 hour on the train from the nearby station Eridge to London. Brighton is about 40 mins away by car or bus. The house is ideal for families (with kids) and groups looking to celebrate a special occasion responsibly.

Guests can use all spaces in the house and gardens. The house is completely secluded with no visible neighbouring houses. The house borders an apple farm with lovely walks.

Royal Tunbridge Wells is 5 miles away and is pretty and tranquil spa town. The Ashdown forest is 5 miles in the other direction providing wonderful walks and views of the South Downs.

The suite includes a stunning 50 ft living room with a dining table, grand piano, underfloor heating and a 10 ft cinema screen with film server offering over 6000 films. The stylish bedroom has a luxurious ensuite: perfect for relaxation with a deep jacuzzi bath for one. Tea/coffee(+ toaster and fridge). There are no cooking facilities (no kitchen). Your own car is needed. Takeaway available at local pub. Early arr/late dep: £10 per hr, please ask if available.

The wing is on the ground floor and includes an open planned 50ft living/dining room and a separate bedroom with ensuite. There is no kitchen access with this suite. The living /dining room is set up with a grand piano, cinema screen and large writing desk one end and a dining area the other end. In the centre of the room is the TV with sofas and comfortable arm chairs. The dining area includes a large dining table, small fridge, cabinet with wine, champagne and water glasses, crockery and cutlery, kettle and toaster. Tea, coffee, milk provided. Local pub does takeaway and delivery. There is a film server with over 6000 films to choose from to watch on the cinema screen. Accessed from your private living/dining room, on the ground floor, is a bedroom with stunning en suite bathroom with 2 basins, walk in shower and a sunken 'Japanese style' soaking bath for one person, deep and square (1mx1m). TV and King size bed made with Egyptian cotton linen. A feature of the property is the original Victorian stable doors which can be left open or can be closed to provide black out for the bedroom or for watching a film on the screen. The inner courtyard can be used for access to the property only. The front of the stables has a table tennis table and an outdoor draughts board, both available for your use. This area can also be used to sit and enjoy the sunshine, or the lawn adjacent to the property.

The Stables is set within a 50 acre estate surrounded by stunning countryside. There are 3 other properties on the estate, along with woodland, fields and lakes. Mayfield (1.5 miles) is a pretty and bustling ancient village with tea rooms, butchers, delicatessen, bakery, grocery shop (open until 10 pm), wine shop, clothes shops, gift shops and a magnificent medieval pub. It was awarded 'Best Village in Britain' by The Times (13/3/17) We are 18 minutes from Tunbridge wells, 30 minutes to Glyndebourne and 20 minutes from Buxted Park.

Bardown is a 90 acre working farm with panoramic undulating views. Sleeping 16, our Sussex barn is converted into 3 cottages each with its own living area and kitchen but with enough room in the middle cottage to all eat and relax together. Enjoy our warm outdoor pool or try one of the many beautiful local walks. It's just an hour by train from London direct to Stonegate station. Bardown Farm is the perfect location for family and friendship groups, business get-togethers and activity retreats.

Bardown Barn is made up of 3 cottages within a Sussex barn

Sit back, relax and enjoy the ambiance of our beautiful holiday cabin and fishing lake. Set in the heart of the glorious East Sussex country side, situated in semi ancient woodland, yet only a minute or two drive from the pretty village of East Hoathly. Our rustic cabin is fully equipped to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Whether you're escaping for a relaxing stay, a romantic weekend, taking a ramble through the country side and Weald Ways or a spot of fishing.

Inside our Little Cabin you will find a beautifully rustic style living area, light, airy and comfortable. The handmade log bed adds a lovely feature to the room. The breakfast bar and fitted kitchen gives all you foodies everything you need to make any stay just perfect. The lovely large walk in shower, WC and sink all add to the comfort of your stay (we provide the towels). In the winter you can snuggle by the log burner, whilst in the summer you can sit outside on the lovely large deck that over looks the lake. The lovely view of the lake through the windows and double doors allows you to see the wildlife that is forever bustling about. Our lovely Canadian Geese return every year to have their babies are always a pleasure to watch. The bluebells appear in Spring and bursts into life! What ever the time of year the cabins always a pleasure to be in.

If it’s at all possible to get fed up sitting by the waters edge, sipping your favourite drink in the most stunning setting or watching your favourite films by a cosy crackling log burning fire, then there are literally hundreds of other pursuits and activities, after all you’re in the beautiful south. There are plenty of local walks directly from the Cabin including the Weald Way and many others if you fancy a drive in the area. There are many local pubs within a short drive that will satisfy any foodie. We can recommend a few on your visit. The seaside is also close by: Brighton is a 25 min drive, Eastbourne is a 30 mins drive and Seaford 25mins, the Seven Sisters Country Park. The historic county town of Lewes with its many shops, cafes, pubs and antiques is only 15mins drive. Alfriston village is like stepping back in time with its chocolate box cottages and shops and Glyndebourne Opera House is only a 16 min drive. More places to visit: Blackberry Farm: 2 miles Bentley Wildfowl and Motor Museum: 2 miles Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare: 2 miles Knockhatch Adventure Park: 4 miles Firle Place: 6 miles Charleston Manor: 6 miles Michelham Priory: 7 miles Drusillas Zoo Park: 8 miles Bluebell Railway: 9 miles Sheffield Park + Gardens, Batemans: (home of Rudyard Kipling), Seven Sister Sheep Centre

A stunning guest suite over two floors of a large country house. A large open plan bedroom/lounge with a 50 inch TV/DVD player. The luxurious en suite bathroom is on the 2nd floor with jacuzzi bath for 2. From the dressing area is a balcony with views over the garden. Tea/coffee/fridge/toaster. 2 great local pubs for dinner. Early arrival/late departure is £10 per hour. The suite is joined onto our house but has its own private entrance and staircase, and there's no 'shared space'.

The bedroom is large with There are oak panels, beams and wonderful views of the manor house grounds.The bed is made with egyptian cotton bedding. Tea and coffee making facilities/toaster/small fridge. Plates/bowls// mugs/cutlery/glasses provided. There is no kitchen access with this listing. Mayfield (1.5.miles) has two pubs (Middle House and Rose and Crown) and also coffee shop called The Pink Cabbage’ serving breakfast. Please note this is a rural property- the nearest public road is half a mile away- the perfect location if you are looking for a relaxing, peaceful get-away. The bathroom/dressing room is magical, creating a luxurious vibe for total relaxation.

Merrieweathers House is set within a 50 acre estate surrounded by stunning countryside and reached by a half mile drive from the main street. There are three other properties on the estate along with woodland, fields and lakes. The medieval village of Mayfield 1.5 miles away. Mayfield is a pretty and bustling ancient village with tea rooms, butchers, delicatessen, wine shop, clothes shops, gift shops, convenience store (open until 10pm) and a magnificent medieval pub. Crowborough 15 minutes away has a Waitrose and Tesco. We are 18 minutes from Tunbridge wells, 30 minutes to Glyndebourne and 20 minutes from Buxted Park. A day out in London or Brighton is easy. Guests have also visited local wineries (inc. Chapel Down), gardens (inc. Batemans, Sissinghurst and Sarah Raven's garden and courses) and castles (Bodiam, Leeds). I provide an extensive list of local attractions including gardens and national trust properties, farms and zoos, beaches, historic buildings and castles, golf, adventure parks, boating and cycling.

Private self contained cottage in the grounds of a Georgian manor house in Crowborough. Cottage is a studio space with kitchenette. Additional single beds can be added to accommodate more guests in the shared space. With heated swimming pool (during summer months) and huge gardens close to the Ashdown Forest, mainline station to London and Tunbridge Wells. 40 mins to Brighton.

The cottage is a self contained open plan space on one level with its own entrance. There is a small kitchen and bathroom. It has its own entrance and driveway is gated. The room is fitted with a king sized bed and a single day bed. An additional single can be added but this does restrict floor space. The pool should be open from June till September weather permitted. I leave some breakfast essentials in the cottage fridge so that you are able to help yourselves in the morning and there are many supermarkets within Crowborough. I am a housewife with two children, during the school holidays we may be around using the pool and gardens but it is large enough for all to share. The cottage also has its own private Patio area. We have two dogs who are very excited about new visitors. Pets are welcome and the grounds are secure for them to run around. Crowborough mainline station is 10 minutes walk away which will get you to London Bridge in a hour, and the wonderful town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is a 10 minute drive ride away, the coast is 40 minutes drive.

Delightful self-contained cabin in beautiful Cuckmere valley, twin or double. Private terrace facing south towards Long Man of Wilmington. Disabled access, wood stove, wet room, wifi, TV, parking. Half mile to Sussex Ox pub, 1 mile Alfriston.

Delightful self-contained cabin in beautiful Cuckmere valley, twin or double. Private terrace facing south towards Long Man of Wilmington. Disabled access, wood stove, wet room, wifi, TV, parking. Half mile to Sussex Ox pub, 1 mile Alfriston. Jackson's cabin has been a honey farm and a stable, situated in the garden of our house in Milton Street, a quiet rural location just half a mile from the A27, 2 miles from Berwick station and 4 miles from Polegate. It has its own parking space, ramped access for wheelchairs and a private south facing terrace, part-covered with an oak and glass canopy, facing on to fields and the Long Man of Wilmington, an ancient chalk figure carved into the slope of the South Downs. There are three rooms plus a utility lobby: Kitchen/living room with wood stove plus electric heater, table and chairs, comfortable seating, freesat TV. Open plan kitchen area has electric oven and hob, fridge and is well-equipped for home cooking. There is also a microwave. Bedroom with double or twin beds (6ft 6in long), high quality cotton sheets and towels provided, electric heater; Accessible wet room/WC with underfloor heating and wash basin. The cabin has been carefully converted to provide a comfortable, cosy and beautiful space. Perfectly situated for walkers, cyclists or horse riders, we are on the Weald Way and close to the South Downs Way and Vanguard Way. We have a field to accommodate your horse if you are riding. Jackson's Cabin is 8 miles (16 minutes drive) from Glyndebourne, and within half an hour of Eastbourne, Lewes and Brighton. Charleston Farmhouse and Berwick Church, adorned by Bloomsbury artists, are within a few minutes drive. The historic village of Alfriston with its post office, shops, pubs and restaurants is 1 mile away, and the excellent Sussex Ox pub with its good food and beer is 5 minutes walk along a lane where starry skies are unspoilt by street lights. Guests have their own off-road parking space 30 metres from the cabin, accessed by a path. They have sole use of the three rooms of the cabin plus its utility lobby, the covered terrace and outdoor sitting area. Most of our garden is not for guests' use. The cabin is detached and a few metres from the main house. Hosts and guests may see each other come and go, but the cabin's door, terrace and principal windows face south on to a field with uninterrupted views of the Downs and guests enjoy privacy. We will be on hand or available by telephone to answer questions or attend to any problems, and can provide the use of a washing machine if required. We may not always be at home during guests' stay. A combination lock entry system is in operation. We are in the middle of one of the most beautiful spots in the South-East and enjoy easy access to the Downs, the sea and many picturesque villages without using the car. It's possible to cycle to the beach at Cuckmere Haven in half an hour (or drive there in 10 minutes) and enjoy miles of quiet lanes in every direction without using the A27. As keen walkers we are privileged to live within a network of excellent footpaths and national trails. We are close to the A27 which is linked to the A23/M23 and the national motorway network. Gatwick airport is one hour away by car. If you are using public transport, we are 2 miles from Berwick station and 4 miles from Polegate. Buses serve nearby villages, weekly rather than daily. Included: Linen and towels, toilet paper and soap, logs and kindling for the wood stove. Tea, coffee, milk, muesli and snacks to get you started.

We are in the middle of one of the most beautiful spots in the South-East and enjoy easy access to the Downs, the sea and many picturesque villages without using the car. We cycle to the beach at Cuckmere Haven in half an hour (or drive there in 10 minutes) and enjoy miles of quiet lanes in every direction without using the A27. As keen walkers we are privileged to live within a network of excellent footpaths and national trails.

This elegant self-contained Edwardian wing of the main house is particularly suitable for families. It features a large fireplace with wood-burning stove, large comfortable sofas and a private garden. The accommodation includes a double bedroom featuring 2 beds together which can be pulled apart, a double let-down bed in a corner of the large living room and 2 single divans to one side of the dining area. Perfectly situated for events at Charleston, Glyndebourne, Firle, Lewes & Eastbourne, as well as the Seven Sisters, the Downs & the sea. All linen, towels and cleaning are included.

Pekes Wing is part of our 'Distinctly Different' Pekes private estate, centred on its ancient Tudor Manor House, and including other picturesque buildings like the old double-Oast House. Guests in the Wing can enjoy facilities such as the heated indoor Swimming Pool and Tennis Court, and stroll around and enjoy the extensive gardens and parkland. The Pekes estate, well away from any road, is set deeply into the very quiet and peaceful Sussex Weald farm lands (organic - no sprays), and has beautiful views across ancient unspoiled countryside. Beyond that there is the stunning coastline, the seaside towns, historic places like Battle and great houses and gardens. For children there are two nearby exciting adventure venues, as well as farms to visit, etc. East Sussex has great charm, and Pekes is very much part of that. The Wing adjoins but is separate from the Manor house; if both houses are taken the connecting door can be opened. It is very peaceful and snug, and has a charming 'column garden' to sit out in.

The immediate neighborhood of Pekes is the Sussex Weald with its numerous footpaths and lanes running through ancient farmland and many little woods. Just a few miles away is the South Downs National Park, incorporating the stunning Seven Sisters chalk cliffs, wonderful sheep-grazed downland, lovely natural beaches, charming villages and some lovely houses - all of which has inspired artists and writers for nearly 200 years. The seaside towns of Eastbourne and Brighton are not far off, and it's a short drive to historic Battle, and the fateful events of 1066.

Edgewood Cottage is a cosy one bedroom hideaway nestled in the countryside north of Bexhill. Sited in the garden of our family home, it offers a secluded bolthole away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. It has its own private patio and full access to our acre and a half garden. Without doubt it is the ideal choice for anyone looking for the perfect break in this beautiful corner of East Sussex.

Edgewood cottage is ideally located within a short drive of the historic towns of Bexhill, Battle and Hastings as well as numerous country parks and walks. It is the ideal launching point to explore the many attractions in the area. The property itself comes fully equipped for a perfect break away: Fully Equipped Kitchen with microwave and the basics – salt, pepper, oil, kitchen roll Comfortable bedroom with king sized double bed and plenty of storage - a highchair and travel cot are available on request Large lounge/diner with two sofas, 4 seat dining table and a wood burner for cosy evening by the fire. In addition there is an internet connected smart TV, wifi and a selection of books and board games to help pass the evenings by! Weather permitting why not enjoy some al fresco dining on the private patio. Access to the property is via the gated drive way to our house with parking immediately in front of the Cottage. Please note...Smoking and vaping is not permitted in the Cottage.

Edgewood Cottage is perfectly located for visiting many local attractions such as - Battle Abbey, Bodium Castle, Herstmonceux Observatory, Batemans – home of Rudyard Kipling. Just a short drive away are the towns of: Battle – Site of the Battle of Hastings Bexhill – Home to the first British motor race in 1902 and to De La Warr Pavilion - the iconic 1935 art deco building. Hastings – Steeped in history and bohemian. Hastings has something attractions galore: funicular railways, the historic old town, fresh fish from the fishermen’s huts, Smuggler’s caves – to name but a few! Nearby are numerous public foot paths and wonderful country parks including: Combe Valley Way, East Hill Nature Reserve, Hastings Country Park By venturing a little further afield, you will find the cobbled towns of Winchelsea, Rye and the golden sands of Camber....all worth a visit.

A self contained annex in the market town of Heathfield in the heart of Wealden. The decor is fresh & welcoming. There is a comfortable double bed with a double sofa bed & a spacious shower ensuite. Facilities include a microwave, fridge, kettle & toaster for light meals, sky TV & central heated. The annex has its own secure entrance with off street parking for 1 car. We are situated centrally within easy reach of the local shops, park, cuckoo trail, pub and public transport.

Well laid out space for any age. Accessible with just one step into the property. Situated centrally ideal to reach local places on foot, by car and with the local transport network.

Heathfield is central to many beautiful & interesting places to visit. Within easy reach is Eastbourne, Hastings, Battle Abbey, Pevensey, Brighton, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Historic village of Mayfield, Lewes, Tenderten, Bodiam castle, the South Downs, Seven Sisters Country Park & Ashdown Forest. All lovely for a day out. The perfect place to have a fulfilling break. The nearest train station is just 8 Miles away making London an easy day trip. Within walking distance are shops, pub & a choice of restaurants. The cuckoo trail is a few minutes away offering scenic walks or cycling.

We’re directly on Avenue Verte, perfect for London to Paris cycling trip! Your bikes can be locked in our garage. The End Cottage was built in 17th century & has many of its original features still well preserved and intact. We very much enjoy the mixture of modern & vintage features. The End Cottage is in a village called Rotherfield, with towns of Crowborough & Tunbridge Wells nearby. There's number of pubs within walking distance & plenty of nice country walks near by.

On the ground floor, we have a sitting room, with a big comfy sofa, which is facing beautiful wood burner (and less important TV), and a breakfast bar with two 'tractor seat' stools. Fully equipped kitchen is half a level down past the sitting room. Kitchen has a view & access to the back garden, which is equipped with seating area. We have BT cable tv, with number of various channels, including BT Sports and there's a good wifi throughout the house. Your room is on the 1st floor. There's a day bed, which is a single during the day/night and can be extended to a double for the night too. Understandably, there's much less space left within the room once the bed is extended. There's a desk area / work area. There's a small landing and a bathroom on the first floor too. This bathroom is shared between us. On the second floor, we have our main bedroom, where I & my wife stay. As you may be able to tell from the pictures, there is a lot of exposed wooden beams throughout our house. Number of these are fairly low and you will need to be careful not to hit your head if you're taller than us (I'm 175 cm and I just get away with it). Stairways are rather narrow & possibly steep, so you need to be careful & fairly agile.

We live in a little village called Rotherfield, East Sussex, which is about 2 miles away from Crowborough and 7 miles south of Tunbridge Wells, of Kent. Our village has two pubs - Kings Arms & The Catts Inn. We've been to Kings Arms many times as this is less than 100 steps from our house. Lovely old looking pub with great food. There's also lovely cafe in the village, The Courtyard, and we recommend going there for breakfast / coffee / cakes. There's couple of hairdressers, antique shops & little local grocery store. For any other shopping you'd need to go to Crowborough or Tunbridge Wells. We are about one hour drive south east of London and we both commute for work. London is also accessible from Crowborough train station, about 2 miles from the house. Crowborough to London is a direct train and takes about an hour. On our days off, we tend to head away from London. There's beautiful Ashdown Forest few minutes drive away, nice tows of Tunbridge Wells or Lewes not far either. We often head towards the south coast, which is about 40 minutes drive away. There's lot of country walks around us, lovely country pubs, number of old traditional villages such as Mayfield or Battle.

A lovely comfortable single room with a small double bed and sole use of the large family bathroom mornings and evenings. The cottage has a cosy kitchen, dining room and a lovely snug lounge area. About 3 miles away is Etchingham Station with good train links to London and Hastings. The patio is large and great for breakfast outside in spring and summer. We have a emu and peacock that live nextdoor, the peacock likes to pop in the garden. Kipling’s home Bateman’s is only a short walk away.

The room is on the first floor with a small double bed for single occupancy and includes sole use of the beautiful family bathroom in the mornings and evenings. The room is at the front of the cottage so looks out to the road but the garden has a lovely view of fields and trees.

Burwash is a lovely rural village surrounded by beautiful views. There are many places to explore including Rudyard Kipling’s home, Batemans. Batemans is now owned by the National Trust and is open to the public most days. There are 2 pubs in the village both serving food and a well stocked village shop. There are also some good farm shops close by. Etchingham station is 3 miles away with good travel links to London and Hastings. There are also lots of other places to visit as well. Mayfield is 8.3 miles, Bexhill is 11 miles, Hastings is 13 miles away and the historic town of Rye 22 miles away.

Our lovely private room is a real sun spot. The bed is extremely comfortable and the room benefits from a desk and a television. As a food teacher I love providing a continental breakfast for my guests and look forward to welcoming you into our spacious home. The room benefits from a newly refurbished en-suite with a power shower, toilet and sink. We are listing the private room however please send me a message if you are a family as we have two further guest rooms that we could rent out.

Our large detached house is in a very quiet area just 7 minutes drive from Mayfield (and its prestigious girls school) and conveniently located for Eastbourne, Brighton, Royal Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas. Heathfield is just a short drive away where several boutique shops, pubs and restaurants can be found. we are also ideally situated for visits to the the home of Rudyard Kipling, Batesmans the Historic Village of Burwash. We are also nearby the magnificent Glyndenbourne Opera House, Battle Abbey School and the stunning East Sussex vineyards.

Stay in our luxuriously appointed bespoke craftsman built Shepherd's Hut, set in a wild flower meadow in our beautiful East Sussex village. There are fantastic countryside walks on our doorstep, (direct from the Farm) two local village pubs and the village shop. Historic towns and villages, the South Downs National Park and the coast are all within a thirty minutes drive. This is an unspoilt and relatively undiscovered area in the depths of the High Weald of Sussex, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. Forget the pressures of everyday living, chill out, relax and recharge.

Designed in conjunction with Roundhill Shepherd's Huts, we have created a modern take on the traditional Shepherd's Hut,with everything you need for a luxurious and comfortable stay. Set in your own private wild flower meadow.- The accommodation is for two people. Spacious yet cosy interior incorporating antique and reclaimed materials Full size double bed with Silentnight Miracoil mattress. Luxury White Company Egyptian cotton bed linen. Fluffy towels. Luxury toiletries and complementary hut slippers. En suite shower room with fully connected flushing loo. Combi boiler for instant unlimited hot water. Hairdryer. Comfortable upholstered daytime seating around a stripped pine table. Kitchen area with butler sink, fridge, twin gas hob, microwave oven and everything needed should you wish to self cater. Mains electricity, retro electric heater, Roberts DAB radio with AUX input. Selection of books, games and puzzles. Local maps and 'things to see and do'. Outside table and chairs, sun loungers and cushions. Cast iron fire bowl with BBQ grill (logs supplied). Complimentary use of two push bikes. Full daily continental breakfast hamper including tea, coffee,fresh milk, juice, croissants, local baked bread, preserves, yoghurt, cereals and fresh fruit.

Rushlake Green is a small but thriving village in the Parish of Warbleton, steeped in history, set in the High Weald of Sussex. We have two pubs within walking distance serving good food and local beers. We also have a great Village Stores with Post Office providing a good range of provisions. If you decide to explore the local area there are many things to see and do. We are only 25 minutes from the coast so the towns of Eastbourne, Bexhill, Hastings and Rye are all within a short cross country drive. Brighton is also less than an hour away. Inland we have many beautiful villages and towns with wonderful tea rooms, pubs, restaurants, galleries, National Trust houses and fine shopping. Some of these include Royal Tunbridge Wells, Battle, Mayfield, Alfriston and the historic County town of Lewes. There are numerous famous gardens open to the public and sporting activities nearby including golf, horse riding, clay pigeon shooting , sailing at Bewl Water and spectacular walks right on your doorstep or on the South Downs and Ashdown Forest. Quiet and scenic country lanes are ideal for cycling breaks and rides. Glyndebourne Opera Is just a 30 minutes drive away.

You’ll love my place because of the wonderful views across open countryside, the spiral staircase and the tree growing through the balcony. It's as close as you can get to a treehouse with all the comforts of home. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Gorgeously romantic detached annex with stunning views across an area of outstanding natural beauty. Generously proportioned studio room with French doors to large private balcony with large tree growing through it. Spiral staircase to downstairs kitchenette and shower room. Access to beautiful shared garden which backs onto open fields. Sleeps 2 very comfortably. Self catering. It's on a tiny little lane with trees meeting over the road in places. There are lots of public footpaths including one that goes through next door's land and down through fields to the woods. Treetops is an ideal retreat or lovenest - it's wonderful space for getting away from it all and right into the countryside; to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature; to heal, create music or art or to study. It's very much a cosy country property rather than a stylish hotel setting but it's nicely and very comfortably furnished in rustic style. Horses clop along the lane outside and birdsong fills the air. There is a farmer along the lane who has equipment in use and large vehicles during the week sometimes so it's more reliably peaceful at weekends. There's a deck with a shared hot tub and a patio with a built-in barbecue and seating which you are welcome to use. Should you require a bottle of chilled champagne on arrival this can be arranged with the owner. Treetops has undergone major renovations recently, including a new balcony made of local Sussex oak by local craftsmen in the traditional Sussex style. The bathroom now has a new white suite with much bigger shower and a heated towel rail. Upstairs it has new carpet, curtains, rug, cushions, TV, mattress, pillows, linen, blinds, a power socket with USB points, a little dressing table with a mirror and hairdryer and a more romantic light above the bed. The kitchen has new quarry tiles on the floor, new worktops, sink, an integrated oven and glass hob and the washing machine, which has only been used 3 times in as many years, has been replaced with a dishwasher, which will hopefully get more use and make guests feel properly off-duty and relaxed! Speaking of additions to the garden to help people relax, the new hot tub spa is a wonderful place to wind down and de-stress. It's on a deck in the middle of the garden overlooking the fields and hills beyond for miles and it really is blissful. However, having read the instructions it's not suitable for children under 8 (for safety and hygiene reasons) and two new Shepherd Huts (Meadowsweet and Heartsease) have been built at the bottom of the garden for couples. To avoid disappointing people, especially children, and to ensure the shared facilities are not over-populated, the maximum number of guests allowed in Treetops is now 2 and they need to be adults. If you would like to book for a larger group of adults it is now possible to book Treetops, Heartsease and Meadowsweet at the same time. Please see our other listings for more details and to check availability: www.airbnb.com/h/heartseasehut and www.airbnb.com/h/meadowsweethut. The owner is a music teacher and 2nd degree Reiki practitioner who lives in the main house with one child. Reiki treatments can be arranged during your visit and other therapists can visit to offer Aromatherapy massage and Reflexology sessions. (Please note that prior notice is needed and that sometimes staff are not available due to other commitments). Although smoking is not allowed inside, it is permitted on the balcony.

Herstmonceux is a lovely little Sussex village with a pub (the Brewers Arms), a French brasserie (The Sundial), a fish and chip shop that also does very good burgers, chicken, halloumi and pies (The Willows) and a really good Indian restaurant (Eastern Promise). We've got two convenience stores and a few other shops. It's about 15 mins walk to the village from Treetops. If you don't mind driving or longer walks, there are plenty of good pubs that serve excellent food within easy reach. The Merrie Harriers in Cowbeech is about a mile a half away and it's a favourite amongst locals - a very traditional pub with beams and ingelnook fireplaces, good food and beer and a lovely garden. The White Horse in Bodle Street is at the other end of the lane and does good pub food and has a nice atmosphere. The Bull's Head in Boreham Street (about a mile and a half) have a beautiful garden and do great food including excellent home made pies. The Lamb in Wartling (near the castle) is similar but more gourmet (and pricier) and the Giant's Rest (by the Long Man) is also very good after a walk through the countryside. Tucked away in historically rich 1066 country it is ideally located for walking, horse riding, cycling and painting. For nature lovers there is an abundance of local bird life and the nearby marshes and levels on the way to the beach at Pevensey (15 minutes by car), where there's another castle. 5 mins from the South Downs National Park it is within easy reach of Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells, Hastings, Brighton, Ashdown (Pooh Bear) Forest and Forest Row Country Park. There is fishing at the local trout farm, golf, tennis, falconry, archery, pottery, the windmill at Windmill Hill, and of course, Herstmonceux Castle and the Science Centre and Observatory. You can go sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and paddleboarding from Eastbourne or Cuckmere. Flying experiences/lessons can also be booked locally. Other nearby attractions include Bateman's (Rudyard Kipling's house), the Bluebell Railway, Sheffield Park, Michelham Priory, Standen House in East Grinstead (a treasure trove for lovers of the Arts and Crafts movement), Great Dixter House and Gardens in Northiam, Scotney Castle Garden in Lamberhurst, the White Horse at Alfriston and Long Man at Wilmington.

Room For Two is a stable block which has been converted into a luxurious open plan living and bedroom space with en-suite bathroom. Separated by the garden from the main house, you will have complete privacy on both of your private terraces. The B&B has been designed with comfort and relaxation in mind.

The large spacious open plan room is beautifully decorated, with a king size double bed (these can be separated to make twin beds), comfortable chairs and round table. The contemporary marble bathroom has a bath, shower and heated towel rail. Towelling bathrobes and slippers are provided, along with a hairdryer, and a selection of soaps and toiletries. Also, there is an "emergencies" drawer in case you forget your razor, toothbrush etc. Wi-fi internet is available and TV with Freeview and BBC iplayer. There is also a dedicated USB socket for charging laptops, phones, cameras etc. On the sideboard in the living space there is a kettle and toaster. The contents of the well stocked fridge (see below), tea and Nespresso or instant coffee are provided for breakfast. For the cooked breakfast, we use local fresh eggs, and other locally sourced ingredients. We request that this is ordered the night before. Fridge stocked with: Milk Yoghurt Butter Preserves Not refrigerated: Fresh bread Cereals Muesli Fresh seasonal fruit

The house is one of a pair of cottages in the Iwood hamlet, a mile from Rushlake Green. The cottages were built for staff of the 18th century iron masters house, granary and barn, which is the core of the hamlet. Although the barn, granary and cart lodge are now all converted to homes, it is still a snapshot of rural life in the 18th century. The area is criss-crossed with footpaths, and there are lovely walks across the fields and through the woods to Rushlake Green, Cowbeech and Bodle Street. In the streams you will see the rust from the ironstone, which was used for making canons back in the 17th and 18th centuries . Locally you can visit Herstmonceux Castle, and Mickleham Priory. There is the annual Air show at Eastbourne ( 14 miles away), also the pier and beaches. Only 25 minutes away, we're an ideal bed and breakfast venue for the Glyndebourne Festival , for which we can arrange hampers and taxis. Also within in easy reach are Sissinghurst Castle and garden, Bodiam Castle, Battle Abbey, Great Dixter, and Batemans at Burwash . Further afield are Lewes, Brighton, Rye and Tenterden. In the room there is a folder with details of places to eat and visit locally. There are sample menus from some of the local eateries and we are happy to give some guidance, as we have tried most of them.

St Patrick's Garden Apartment is a fully refurbished, private boutique apartment, with a comfortable bedroom/living room, kitchen, shower room and use of our secluded garden. Free and fast Wifi. We are only 20 metres from the beach and Pevensey Bay has good road, rail and bus connections. There is easy parking in our private road. The apartment has 24 hour hot water, a fully equipped kitchen with oven, fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. We also provide tea, coffee, sugar, milk.

As you can see from the photos, we are lucky enough to live on the beach. The apartment has a bedroom/lounge with a small but well equipped kitchen. The apartment has underfloor heating. There is a small convex heater if the bedroom gets chilly and also a fan if it gets too warm! Please feel free to use our pretty walled garden, to enjoy a glass of wine or sit and watch the birds. There is a Samsung Smart TV, with Freeview, Netflix etc. The internet connection is good, usually 20Mps. In the kitchen you will find a map 'The McGuinness Guide to your stay in Pevensey Bay', it shows all the local amenities, attractions, sightseeing, travel, restaurants and anything else we could of think of that might be of interest.

If you don't want to cook, there are some great places to eat nearby. Pevensey Bay itself has a small selection of shops in the village, a short walk away, but there is an Asda 5 minutes drive from the house. All the major supermarkets deliver to our address. This area is a 'foodies' paradise and there are a number of very good farm shops nearby. Although we are located on the beach, to the rear of the house is a lovely half hour walk through fields to historic Pevensey Castle. Pevensey Bay and Pevensey itself have a number of pubs which serve food and have live music on a regular basis. At the end of our road there is one of the best curry houses in Sussex - The Raipur. Advisable to book a table in advance at the weekends, they also do take away. Eastbourne has it's famous seafront and pier, the Towner Gallery, three theatres and a newly modernised town centre. If you're looking for something a bit more cosmopolitan, Brighton offers the famous lanes, Royal Pavillion and many other attractions. Bexill has the De La Warre Pavillion and Hastings the historic fisherman's wharf. There are stunning walks along the South Downs for all walking abilities, and Beachy Head speaks for itself. Royal Sovereign Harbour is about half an hour's walk away and has a variety of restaurants and shops. Living on the beach, we are lucky to experience the sea in all its forms, from extremely low tides, to very high storms! It is an ideal location for windsurfers, kite surfers and paddle-boarders. There are also a couple of fishing charter boats that run out of the harbour or a spot of gentle fishing off the beach is very relaxing. During the summer months there are regular evening concerts at the Bandstand on Eastbourne seafront and also a Pevensey Bay carboot sale on a Sunday, ten minutes walk from the house and regular farmers markets in both Eastbourne and Bexhill.

Studio no.1 is a stylish and comfortable space in a beautiful natural setting on the edge of the Normanhust Estate with its 3,000 acres of pasture and woodland and near the historic town of Battle. In the heart of 1066 country, there is a wealth of history and countryside to explore and many footpath walks available directly from the property.

Accommodation comprises a double bedroom with luxury ensuite shower room. The studio is accessed via an external staircase. Below is a Sussex Barn style garage and log store. There is a parking space and small sitting out area directly below the property and our guests are also welcome to use a larger table and chairs set in our nearby paddock. Tea, fresh coffee/mini cafetière and milk included and there is a drinks fridge and glasses so that you can enjoy a chilled drink while watching the sun set.

The village of Catsfield with its shop, pub and beautiful Norman church is a five minute drive away. Excellent breakfasts can be found at Great Park Farm Nursery and Farmshop (Closed on Mondays). The historic town of Battle is 2.5 miles away.

Studio chalet, two single beds that are joined to make a king size. kitchen with fridge freezer, kettle toaster and microwave, small enclosed garden. children welcome. Well behaved pets by prior arrangement additional one off cleaning charge £5. Light self service breakfast tea and coffee 1st night TV and WiFi. Horse riding and fishing lakes close by. This is best suited as a base for visiting local area during the day. Please let me know if you would like twin beds

Located in rural area on small farm, with neighbouring farms, fishing lakes and riding school close by, possibility to bring your own horse, short drive to South Downs, Abbots Wood and Arlington reservoir.

Our chalet-inspired studio barn, with vaulted ceilings and oak beams, is light and airy in the summer and beautifully warm and cosy in the winter, with underfloor heating throughout. It is completely self-contained, with a separate entrance from the adjacent family house. With a sumptuous superking bed (or two twins), sofa bed, unlimited fast WiFi and HDTV, you are assured of a relaxing and welcoming stay in a family-friendly setting in the East Sussex countryside (with no cleaning fee!).

Situated in a peaceful rural setting, The Studio (large room & en suite shower) is incredibly flexible with one sofa bed (with mattress topper) and two extra mattresses that can go on the floor, if necessary. The Super Kingsize bed has a 1500 independent-spring, pocket-sprung mattress with hypoallergenic fillings. It can be divided into two. There are blackout blinds throughout the studio. The shower-room has underfloor heating and a rain-head shower with soap, shampoo & conditioner supplied. There is a heated towel rail and large butler sink. There is a large desk and ergonomic office chair in one area of the studio, perfect for laptop work, with views onto the sunny garden. Unlimited Fibre-WiFi delivers fast internet speeds and The Studio has 24 plug sockets so you'll not struggle to find one! We can also offer business facilities like printing and photocopying, if required. Guests can also enjoy our brand new 43" Smart Panasonic HDTV. A kettle, tea and fresh coffee are also provided with fresh milk in the fridge. While there is no kitchen, there is a toaster and microwave should you feel peckish with bowls, side-plates and cutlery provided. For the kids there is lego and a train track to have fun with! We also have a travel cot if required.

We live in a very peaceful part of the countryside, yet you could walk to the local station and Buxted Inn in less than 20 minutes. There are wonderful walks in the vicinity being on the doorstep of Winnie the Pooh's Ashdown Forest. The house is on the Vanguard Way, a long distance walk of around 66 miles from East Croydon in outer London to Newhaven on the south coast of England.

A beautiful oak framed building with great views of the south downs. Accommodation comprising of a comfortable lounge with TV and wifi and log burner. The kitchen is well equipped with a dishwasher, oven and microwave. One double bedroom downstairs with en suite shower room. Upstairs there is a mezzanine with two single beds and a sitting area above the lounge area with a bathroom with free standing bath. The outside space is a south facing patio with table and chairs and a BBQ is available.

We are a Covid-19 Free - Piece of Heaven - Private Cottage to relax from this crazy world! I would like to confirm that Jacks Cottage will be totally deep cleaned for you, using the correct cleaning and disinfecting products. If we or any guests that leave the lodge have or have had the virus you will be advised immediately. Health not Wealth our priority Thank You for Looking

The cottage is within our property, Cade House in the village of Cade Street and Old Heathfield, close to Heathfield in the heart of the Sussex High Weald. Places of Interest include Leeds Castle, Battle Abbey, Scotney Castle, Sissinghurst & Great Dixter, Charleston Manor Farmhouse- home to the Bloomsbury Group. National Trust properties including Bodiam Castle, Nymans, Petworth, Standen, Batemans- home of Rudyard Kipling, Sheffield Park & Garden and Monks House- Virgina Woolf's country retreat. Ideally located for visiting Glyndebourne opera house, cycling on the Cuckoo trail for families or more series cycling, golf at The East Sussex National, Piltdown or Crowborough, riding or walking at Ashdown Forest. Visit the coast at Brighton, Eastbourne, Cooden or beautiful Birling Gap & The Seven Sisters or Camber Sands and the antique shops in Rye. The historic country town of Lewes is home to Lewes Castle, Anne of Cleeves' House and well- known eatery Bills. The historic spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells offers a unique shopping experience. The combination of specialist shops with big high street names, in a charming and historic setting. Get to know the town and shops in Tunbridge Wells using the quick 'Where to Shop' guide. Gastro pubs The Star in Old Heathfield as well as The Black Duck in Warbelton are both within a five minute drive of Jacks Cottage (or a 20 min walk).

Battenhurst Barn is located in the beautiful Sussex countryside near the picturesque village of Burwash where you will find Batemans the home where Rudyard Kipling once lived and a good selection of pubs, tea shops and antique shops. With public footpaths from the barn it is a perfect place to unwind yet only an hour by train to London and half an hour to the coastal resort of Hastings.

Recently converted, the Barn is spacious and modern yet with rustic charm! You will have exclusive use of the Barn in the Oast grounds so you can come and go as you please and have your own key. You have your own bedroom with double bed, the bathroom and the entire downstairs open plan living area with kitchen. You can also enjoy the garden with large outside table and bench seating with BBQ. Tea and coffee facilities are provided. I am in the oast house opposite if you need me...

The barn is located in the Weald in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.(AONB) There are lots of wonderful walks, stately homes and castles to visit, and pretty villages to buy local produce. There is a public footpath from the barn to Burwash and beyond. The spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is only 10 miles away.

Nestled amongst the trees, our little wooden cabin transports you to the great outdoors. Its simple and honest interior comfortably sleeps two with wide views overlooking woodland where nature abounds. It provides the perfect base for those looking to get out amongst it, or those that would rather stay in and enjoy a relaxing retreat.

The comfortable double bed is positioned so you can enjoy a morning coffee whilst watching the wildlife through the window. The bathroom with its huge walk in shower has amazing views of its secluded, tranquil surroundings so you can shower with nature for a uniquely memorable experience. During the warmer times of year the cabin opens up to its serene setting offering the perfect escape from a busy life and the chance to explore the country side. On those cooler, rainy days (or for those that would just rather stay tucked up in bed) you can watch the wildlife outside the window through our binoculars whilst staying firmly under the blanket. We provide you with a delicious breakfast and there is tea and coffee making facilities in the cabin as well as a small kitchen. The nearby farm shop and cafe (2 min walk) sells delicious local produce as well as some very tasty cake!

Enjoy a relaxing break away in this charming cottage and discover the stunning scenery of the High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Just a short distance from Bewl Water, this detached farm workers cottage is ideally placed for visiting East Sussex. This charming property offers beams throughout, flagstone floors, an open log fire and lime wash walls. Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture and barbecue. Bike store. Private parking for 1 car. Well behaved dogs very welcome.

Beamed throughout. Ground Floor: Living room: With open fire, 24" Freeview TV, DVD player and flagstone floor. Snug: With sofa for relaxing or reading a book Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine and tiled floor. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet. Steep stairs to... First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Welcome pack. Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture and barbecue. Bike store. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: There are low doorways to the living room, kitchen and bathroom.

A charming pet-friendly apartment set in wonderful seaside town. Bexhill or Bexhill-on-Sea is ancient seaside town situated in the county of East Sussex in South East England. In the heart of the town, 1 minute to the beach, railway station, with cafe's, restaurants, grocery stores, and much much more right on your doorstep.

The apartment is entirely yours, with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and large lounge. Everything you require from a washing machine to crockery, cutlery and towels. The only thing required is yourself.

What is there to do at Bexhill on Sea? Bexhill-on-Sea Attractions The De-La-Warr Pavilion. The De La Warr Pavilion re-opened in October 2005 as a national centre for contemporary arts. ... Bexhill Museum. ..exhibiting Eddie Izzard's rather delightful childhood toy train set. Egerton Park. ... The Polegrove Recreation Ground. ... Bexhill Leisure Pool. ... Bexhill Leisure Centre. ... Sailing, Sea Angling and Rowing Clubs. ... Golf Courses........... Or simply a refreshing and revitalising walk along the beach to Cooden.....or the opposite way to St Leonards and Hastings.

In a rural setting, self contained contemporary barn with stunning views. Close to many famous houses and gardens including Sissinghurst Castle, Great Dixter, Chartwell, Batemans and Charleston also the South Downs. The Spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, 7 miles to the north and the West end of London an hour away by train. The local village of Wadhurst is 4 mins by car.There are cafes and pubs and a great butcher. Only 35 mins to Hastings,Rye and Eastbourne and close to Camber Sands.

The barn is an open plan space all on one level, only the shower room is a separate room for privacy. Its furnished with quirky pieces bought on our travels. We provide a welcome basket with eggs, homemade granola, butter, bread ,jam,yoghurt, tea and coffee, milk and sugar. The barn has everything you need for a self catering holiday, a really well equipped cooks kitchen, good knives, food processor, nutri bullet, hand blender, le crueset pans etc. The bed linen is top quality 500 thread count, or sumptuous French linen, cool in summer. The comfy king size bed sleeps 2. Their are two large sofas to relax on and watch TV or read . The large wood burning stove makes this barn a year round cosy space with the benefit of electric heating also.

Wadhurst is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and voted winner of The Sunday Times Best Village in the South East 2017. Mayfield, has been voted best village in the UK by The Times 2 We have some amazing pubs with great food close by. Great walking through deer parks and the South Downs and cycling in and around Bedgebury and the local villages. Bewl Water has some fabulous walks around it and there is a Bistro only a stones throw from the waters edge. Bedgebury Pinetum is very popular for walking with its restaurant as a pit stop. We are 35 minutes away from the coast, Rye Harbour and Hastings make great days out. There are two Indian restaurants in Wadhurst and plenty of places for coffee. Lovely interiors/gift shop @ONE in Wadhurst selling my handmade lampshades, rugs and many things you have seen in the barn.

14th century listed cottage in the heart of Mayfield village .. beautiful quirky cottage totally unique holiday rental that will transport you back in time ,cosy beamed living area complete with wood burner fire for warm and wonderful winter stays .. classic cottage garden with it own wishing well

Ancient Cottage is a totally unique stay,cosy and comfortable , two double bedrooms ,living room/diner ,kitchen this breakfast bar ,cute cottage garden with wishing well.

totally relaxing village life ,fabulous pub and dining in the middle house , butchers , bakery , there’s an amazing tea room The Pink Cabbage that serves breakfast ,lunch and fabulous cakes,there’s a great hairdresser (pin ups) also a beauty parlour ,village store ,wine shop and pharmacy

The May Garland Inn is a traditional family run inn with comfortable modern ensuite bedrooms serving great local food freshly cooked in our kitchen with fine wines and great beer. We have loads of outdoor space including an enclosed childrens play area and a solid oak veranda.

New construction in the old stable block - new bathrooms new insulated walls and ceilings double glazing – some original features. Warm Comfortable room with king size bed flat screen tv ipod dock/clock/charger/player ensuite shower room

Horam is a delightful village in the Sussex Weald on the edge of High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with good facilities for a village of only 2500 residents. The May Garland so easy to find as it is situated to the south of the village on the main Eastbourne to Tunbridge Wells minor A road the A267. The area is attractive for visitors on holiday and convenient for business visitors wanting the delights of the countryside and yet to be in quick reach of the major towns of the area.

BRAND NEW PROPERTY IN A COUNTRY SETTING BUT CLOSE TO THE SUNSHINE COAST OF EASTBOURNE EAST SUSSEX. OUR HOME IS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED WITH ALL MOD CONS AND BEDROOMS ALL HAVE THEIR OWN ENSUITE WITH COMFORTABLE DOUBLE BEDS. ENJOY THE EASTBOURNE INTERNATIONAL TENNIS AT DEVONSHIRE PARK. EXPERIENCE THE EASTBOURNE AIRSHOW WHICH IS COMPLETELY FREE WHILST SITTING ON THE BEACH WITH THE AMAZING RED ARROWS FLYING OVERHEAD. ENJOY COUNTRY WALKS STOPPING AT MANY LOCAL COUNTRY PUBS FOR LUNCH. ENJOY!

We are close to Cuckmere Haven and a short walk to the Cuckoo Trail which used to be a railway line with the old station house still visible and now a very pleasant walk

Historical church close by. Pevensey and Herstmonceux castles. Michelham Priory which is a must

This is a cosy old cottage annexe in the mid-Sussex countryside, with easy access to numerous public footpaths, the Cuckoo Trail, Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells and Lewes. Hosts on site to offer you a warm welcome. It is close to Heathfield with a good selection of cafe's, restaurants and takeaways. Heathfield also has an excellent Deli (great selection of Italian wines), renowned for its Friday 'Pizza Night'.

The cottage is the original part of this house and dates from the mid-1800's. A cottage industry thrived here for many years, where Mrs Eliza Foord, and then her son Thomas, made ginger beer, lemonade and other soft drinks for the thirsty farm workers. In the local streams one can still find remnants of the old glass bottles, in particular the pointed-bottom ones that the farm workers used to push into the ground to keep them upright. The cottage is full of character, offering old world charm with modern facilities. Guests will have a separate entrance, a breakfast room and a lounge with a log burning stove for their sole use. There is a pantry (low ceiling) where there are tea and coffee making facilities, a toaster, fridge, sink as well as a microwave for the preparation of easy meals. There is ample off road parking, free Wi-Fi for guests and use of the large garden. This is an ideal spot to spend a peaceful and relaxing time. The price listed is for double occupancy. Extra guests are charged at £25 each per night.

Set in the Sussex Weald there is a wealth of things to see in the area. There are numerous public footpaths in the vicinity, including the renowned Cuckoo Trail and the Sustrans Cycle Route 21 passes close by. A short drive will get you to Eastbourne, Lewes, Tunbridge Wells or Battle as well as the Ashdown Forest with its famous Pooh-Sticks bridge at Hartfield. A little further will get you to the famous medieval town of Rye or the seaside resorts of Brighton and Hastings. The Bluebell Railway is a must for the steam enthusiast or anyone who would like to take an interesting step back in time. For younger guests there is also Blackberry Farm Park, Drusillas Zoo and Knockhatch Adventure Park. There is a wealth of country pubs in the area serving a good range of food.

A one bedroom vintage mobile home set in its own little garden within a family owned Wealden smallholding backing onto Bedgebury Forest.Perfect for those wishing for a change of pace and who fancy free direct access into the Forest from our grounds. Our home is suitable for two guest.Not recommended for those who do not enjoy being at one with nature and eco friendly living .Please do look at all photos which have descriptions underneath.Our log burner cannot be used but we do have heaters.

Our smallholding is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Kent/Sussex border, down a quiet lane. We are a 5 minute drive into Hawkhurst village which has local shops, Waitrose and small independent cinema, The Kino. The accomodation has views over our fields, hedgerows and Bedgebury Forest. Guests are welcome to enjoy our private woodlands and fields and are free to enjoy a picnic or even cook using one of our fire bowls. There is off road parking in our driveway which is next to the accomodation. We are eco friendly and are creating a safe space for wildlife. We do not use pesticides and encourage bee friendly plants.

Although no pubs are in walking distance there are many good pubs within 5 minutes drive.

The Lodge is set in the grounds of a 1664 stone built Traditional Sussex Farmhouse, sharing the beautiful far reaching views to the South Downs and coast. The Lodge will give you a sense of an Alpine stay with a spacIous open plan layout and beautifully finished cosy interior. Close by is Bedgbury Forest and Bewl Water Reservoir with Battle, Hastings and Bexhill right on your doorstep. With your own deck and secluded gardens you can also enjoy the private tennis court available for our guests

We are a Covid-19 Free - Piece of Heaven - Private Lodge to relax from this crazy world! I would like to confirm that our Lodge will be totally deep cleaned for you, using the correct cleaning and disinfecting products. If we or any guests that leave the lodge have or have had the virus you will be advised immediately. Health not Wealth our priority Thank You for Looking xx

We are next to a working farm so do expect some farm noises from the animals from time to time and part of part of the location