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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

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.

Modern two bedroomed, separate accommodation with studio kitchen comprising of a combination oven, double hob, fridge and sink. There is also a kettle and toaster, cutlery etc. Youngs garden stable block is on the edge of a charming old village in East Sussex, within striking distance of Bateman's ( home of Rudyard Kipling ) and many other historic sites such as Bodiam castle, Scotney castle, and many more. The village is approximately a 10 minute walk and has 2 pubs and a small supermarket.

The converted stable block at Youngs Garden offers a relaxed and welcoming environment. We have pet pigs, chickens, geese and ducks hopefully enhancing your rural experience. Please note that if there are 2 guests requiring single occupancy of both bedrooms there is an additional charge on the listed price of £35.00 per night

Burwash is central to so much that East Sussex has to offer. We are only half an hour from the historic towns of Lewes, Battle and Hastings. The village of Burwash which is a five minute walk or a 1 minute drive has a small supermarket ( Open from 8.00am to 8.00pm) and 2 pubs. Please don't hesitate to ask for any information on things to see and do and additional places to eat in the area.

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.

Approached down a long driveway, alongside the fields Morgay Cottage adjoins the main farmhouse and is an ideal base for exploring east Sussex and 1066 Country. Located in Staplecross, on a working farm, the cottage enjoys views over the surrounding fields and woodland. Perfect for couples or small families, Morgay Cottage is within easy reach of sandy beaches and historical attractions, there’s something for everyone.

Ground Floor: Living room: With 38" Freesat TV, DVD player and French doors leading to courtyard. Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Steep stairs to... First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath and toilet. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair. Courtyard with garden furniture and barbecue. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is an unfenced pond in the grounds, 500 yards away. Morgay Cottage adjoins the main farmhouse and is an ideal base for exploring east Sussex and 1066 Country. Located in Staplecross, on a working farm, the cottage enjoys views over the surrounding fields and woodland. 1066 Country offers ramblers and nature lovers an opportunity to indulge in their passions. Why not visit Battle Abbey and Battlefield, and if you visit in October, you’ll catch the annual battle re-enactment. See Rudyard Kipling’s home ’Bateman’s’ in Burwash, the moated Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens and Scotney Castle, with 770-acres of gardens and woodland, all available close by. Take a boat trip along the River Rother at Newenden, or a steam train journey through the glorious rolling countryside on the Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway. The area is also rich in vineyards, so you must try some of the delicious English wines at Chapel Down, organic wines at Sedlescombe and Carr Taylor vineyards in Westfield. The seaside resort of Hastings and the sand dunes at Camber make for enjoyable days out. Beach 9½ miles. Shop 1¾ miles, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Charming double room in friendly private home. Great location close to south coast and trains to London.

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.

Welcome to our luxury, light, airy, private room in Etchingham village 5 minutes walk from the mainline station to London. The room is self contained, separate from the house and you have a key to come and go as you please, perfect as a base when visiting friends or exploring the local area of outstanding natural beauty. Continental breakfast is included in the price.

New oak framed building perfectly situated in the middle of Etchingham village. Very peaceful and relaxing ambiance in the room with back views of the orchard. Perfect for getting away from stress and strains of modern day lives. Totally private and you are free to use more like a hotel than B&B. Independent to come and go at will. Fridge/toaster/kettle in room for your convenience. Off road private parking. Very large superking bed perfect for a couple or it can unzip to provide twin beds. There is a sofabed in the room which can be made up to accommodate 2 children/1 adult at extra cost. Tea and coffee facilities are in the room including a selection of teas and a Nespresso coffee machine. Continental breakfast for two is included in the price. This comprises of a loaf of Lighthouse Bakery bread to make toast, freshly baked croissants and pastries, Hinxden Dairy milk, butter and yogurts, a selection of cereals and fresh fruit salad. Plus a selection of juices including our own organic apple juice from the old orchard.and filtered water by the bed. All provided to help yourself in the privacy of the room at whatever time in the morning you wish.

Beautiful surrounding undulating countryside. 5 minutes walk to the mainline station and 20 minutes to the nearest town of Tunbridge Wells. The village boasts an ancient church, family butcher and post office and the Bistro at The Station perfect for coffees/snacks and a evening glass of wine! Friday evening is the very popular pizza evening which are made in the pizza oven in their garden - you need to book in advance!

Robertsbridge Cabin is conveniently located on Robertsbridge High Street, with its own private access. There is a large double bedroom with a cosy Chesterfield arm chair, plenty of storage and tea and coffee making facilities. Guests always comment on how comfy the bed is! Adjacent to the bedroom is a separate modern bathroom, complete with underfloor heating and complimentary toiletries. Fluffy robes add to the comfort! Private patio area, where you can enjoy star gazing or even a BBQ!

Situated just off the high street, this is a log cabin style property, with a modern bathroom and comfortable bedroom.

Located on a working cattle farm, this cosy log cabin has enough space to comfortably be occupied by up to 7 people with plenty of garden space complete with picnic tables, BBQ and a fishing pond. The farm itself is found in the centre of the High Weald area of outstanding natural beauty and is surrounded by numerous castles, Bedgebury forest and Bewl reservoir. In addition to the views, only a short drive away are plenty of shopping towns, a cinema and bowling complex.

A quiet neibourhood largly made up of farms as well as a pub next door (a field away), a fruit farms (where you can pick your own in the summer), and a small village walking distance away.

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.

Our home is located a 15 minute walk from the village of Hawkhurst in Kent. About 20 mins away is Tunbridge Wells and 25 minutes is wonderful Rye and the coast. There are numerous national trust properties on our doorstep, Bedgebury forest with its walking and mountain biking . There are endless wonderful country pubs, walks, golf courses all within a very short drive. This room is in our annexe tucked at the bottom of secluded garden. The next door Oak and Ivy Pub is ideal for a quick meal.

This room with king size bed, Apple TV, desk, wifi and ensuite shower room is ideal for a couple wanting to make the most of the local area and business travellers.

On Water Lane a 5 minute walk away at the Walled Nursery's Vinery Cafe http://www.thewallednursery.com/index.phpthere fabulous breakfast and lunches are served daily. Next door we have the Oak and Ivy Pub and Hawkhurst a 2 minute drive or 15 minute walk also has several restaurants of note. Cranbrook the local market town has lovely shops and cafes.

Come and stay in the heart of the Sussex Weald, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, situated only a five minute walk from the stunning Bewl Water. Whether you are just looking for a comfortable base to explore our amazing countryside and all it has to offer or maybe just staying over for a local wedding, to visit friends or perhaps you just want to simply unwind and relax, we can assure you a heartfelt welcome and a pleasant stay at the Barn.

We live in converted farm buildings set in 25 acres of private land that stretch down to Bewl itself, be assured of stunning views, varied wildlife and glorious sunsets. You’ll have use of your own suite with private front door, entrance hall/living space with dining table, fridge and continental breakfast bar. In the bedroom you will enjoy sleeping in a Superking deluxe bed (also available as 2 singles) with Sky TV incl Movies and Sports, free Wi-Fi and a skylight to gaze up to the stars. There is also a large private ensuite shower room with walk-in rain shower.

As well as access to Bewl Water, which is ideal for walkers and cyclists alike and where sailing and trout fishing are also on offer, we’re also fortunate to have some other places of interest on our doorstep, such as Bedgebury Pinetum and several National Trust properties including Scotney castle and Sissinghurst castle gardens. Further afield you will find Rye, which hosts an internationally acclaimed Jazz festival, Hastings and the South coast. Of course, we are also blessed with some fantastic gastro pubs and eateries in our local area, in particular The Bell, only 5 mins drive away in Ticehurst, a nationally acclaimed pub with fabulous food which also hosts weddings, film and comedy events and live music festivals.

Delaford Stables is a completely self-contained annexe guest suite, attached to a charming period cottage on the outskirts of the village of Etchingham. • Accommodation comprises a double bedroom, a large vaulted-ceiling living room, & a modern shower/toilet suite. • The property has recently been refurbished to the highest modern standards while still retaining the character of the original stables & tack room. • Complimentary PROSECCO on arrival • CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST included in price

Spacious, comfortable and quite unique in its furnishings and decor, Delaford Stables is an ideal base for visitors to the Sussex countryside. Only four miles from the picturesque village of Ticehurst, and two miles from Burwash, it provides excellent accommodation for anyone looking for a relaxing day or two in the country. It is ideally situated for guests attending weddings, parties and other events in the area. Cyclists, ramblers and hikers - all are welcome. All accommodation is on the ground floor with easy access and no stairs. • On ARRIVAL, guests are welcomed with a complimentary bottle of sparkling Italian PROSECCO on ice. • The main living area has a breakfast station with a kettle for making tea and a NESPRESSO COFFEE machine - for use throughout your stay. • Complimentary tea, Nespresso coffee pods, fresh milk and bottled water. • We also provide a CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST of croissants, pastries, home-made granola pots, fresh fruit and orange juice - all included in the booking price. (Please note there is no kitchen with cooking facilities.) • In the shower/toilet suite fluffy white BATH ROBES, towels and TOILETRIES are all provided. • We are dog friendly. Please let us know in advance if you are planning to bring your dog with you. The Stables also features: • Fully controllable central heating • Free unlimited wifi • Digital TV with BT Box • Amazon Dot Echo with Amazon Music

Delaford Stables is in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, situated in the heart of the High Weald countryside. It is in easy reach of Bewl Water, Bedgebury, the beautiful gardens of Sissinghurst and Great Dixter, and Rudyard Kippling's home "Batemans" in Burwash. The villages of Hawkhurst, Ticehurst, Robertsbridge, Burwash and Salehurst are a short drive away. Each of these villages has traditional Sussex pubs, all of which serve excellent food and local ales. In the village of Etchingham itself, there is an award-winning bistro bar and coffee shop at the station with an attractive outdoor dining area. When you arrive at The Stables you will find lots of local information leaflets with ideas for activities and places to go to suit everybody. Or you can just ask us. For more information on local pubs, restaurants and local attractions, please visit our Facebook page @DelafordStables

Make yourselves at home in this warm cosy cottage with a log burning stove, just a stones throw from the village and shops of Ticehurst, The Bell Pub and Dale Hill Golf Course. Recently refurbished, it offers clean modern living whilst retaining a lovely cottage feel.

The kitchen is well equipped with everything you should need for you stay including a dishwasher. I will leave general basics such as milk, coffee, tea and sugar. As it's also my home there will be other things in the cupboards which you are very welcome to use. The sitting room has 2 facing sofas, a large coffee table and wood burning stove. Logs and kindling are supplied for your use. The TV has Netflix should you just want to curl up on the sofa and retreat for the eve watching films and box sets The bathroom has a good shower and bath. The combi boiler system means the hot water never runs runs out. Shampoo, conditioner and shower gel is there for your use so please feel free to help yourself. The bedroom has a double iron bed, a chest of draws and hangers. Curtains and a blackout roller blind to ensure you're not woken up too early by the morning sun. The original wooden floor has been painted white for added period charm The private drive is big enough for 4 cars and has CCTV. This will be turned off for your stay but I can leave it on should you request. The house and immediate area has a good 4G signal

The cottage is conveniently located a mile off the A21 and is walking distance from Dale Hill golf course (5 mins) and The Bell (12 mins) both popular venues for weddings and events. The Cherry Tree pub is directly opposite, serving food all day. They also do takeaways for when you just want to nestle down in-front of the log burner in the eve. Bedgebury Forest and Bewl Water are also a stones throw away ideal for those who want to get out an explore by foot or by bike. In Ticehurst village there are an array of shops including a pharmacy, greengrocers, florist, mini supermarket and post office. The Greedy Goat Cafe is a favorite with locals and visitors a like The Cottage is a very short drive to Bewl Water and close to number of castles, gardens and stately homes - Scotney Castle, Bateman’s, Bodiam Castle, Sissinghurst Gardens, Pashley Manor Gardens, Bedgebury Forest, Go Ape, Royal Tunbridge Wells are just a few places to visit when staying with us. Camber Sands and the village of Rye is a 40min drive away, or explore he South Downs just 45mins away

The Hopper Hut originally served as temporary accommodation for hop pickers. It used to house up to four families from London on their working holidays. Today, following extensive restoration, the unique square building welcomes visitors once again. Nestled on a working farm in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers sweeping views of Bewl Water reservoir and surrounding farms. A perfect weekend base from which to explore South East England. Well secluded for self-isolation.

Overlooking Bewl Water reservoir, close to number of castles, gardens and stately homes - Scotney Castle, Bateman’s, Bodiam Castle, Sissinghurst Gardens, Pashley Manor Gardens, Bedgebury Pinetum and outdoor centre, Royal Tunbridge Wells are just a few places to visit when staying with us.

The Hopper Hut is set on a working farm. There are very few neighbours and no street lights. Most sounds at night come from the birds at the reservoir or foxes and badgers passing by. The local pubs are friendly and the village is very active and buzzing, especially on Saturday mornings. The nearest pub The Bull Inn is dog friendly - you can even buy your four legged friend a dinner there.

My place is 10 minutes walk to Robertsbridge Village and station. Dogs welcome. You’ll love my place because of the outdoors space, the comfy bed, the footpaths, the fully equipped kitchen, and beautiful south facing views. The Dairy is a converted cowshed. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. A lovely place to get away to the country side for a relaxing weekend to enjoy 1066 country with its historic towns and villages, costal area and cosy village pubs.

The Dairy is part of a newly converted cowshed. Its design and furnishings are contemporary, modern and comfortable. Wi-fi, TV and DVD. A fully fitted kitchen includes a double oven, induction hob, fridge plus ice box, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, kettle toaster, iron, hair dyer. Underfloor heating through out. The bedroom has en-suit wet room all with under floor heating. A king sized bed with crisp white linen. Fluffy towels supplied. Beautiful south facing views.

The Village of Robertsbridge The village of Robertsbridge is a mile away. There are a number of shops including Boots the pharmacy, Londis which has an ATM, Post office and convenience shop ,‘Judges’ the artisan bakers and café, Two florist, Black shed gallery, Culverwells the agriculture merchants and Subaru dealer, New Spice the Indian restaurant takeaway. Fish and chip shop, Hair dressers, Mustard gift shop, Senlac Vets, Osteopaths, Browns Farm Shop. The pubs; The George T;(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) The Ostrich T; (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Salehurst Halt, Salehurst, Robertsbridge T: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Other local supermarkets can be found in: Battle– Jempson’s Local Hawkhurst – Tesco and Budgens Tunbridge Wells – Sainsburys, ASDA, Tesco Hastings has all usual supermarkets.

More professional photography coming soon! Inkpen Cottage is a charming, detached Grade II listed red brick building originally thought to have been a farmworker’s cottage. You’ll find it tucked away on Strawberry Hill Farm, where the owners are working towards developing a self-sufficient lifestyle. There’s plenty to see on the farm itself, including a vegetable garden, fruit trees, a poly tunnel and geese and chickens, not to mention the odd pig or two! Recently renovated, the cottage has been refurbished to a high standard. The attractive, locally-made clay tile flooring has underfloor heating throughout, while the open-plan sitting room and kitchen benefits from a wood burning stove with French doors leading out to the private garden. The garden has wonderful views of the East Sussex countryside. In one corner, you’ll find a copse with a hammock and hot tub, perfect for relaxing after a day out exploring. The cottage is situated in the High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with ancient woodlands, iron workings and meadows teeming with wildlife. With many beautiful villages and towns nearby to explore including Battle, Rye, Burwash and Tenterden and the south coast is a short drive from the cottage. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Bedroom with 5' king size bed. Shower room. Open-plan kitchen and sitting room. Wood burning stove. Enclosed garden. WiFi. Gravel parking area. Sorry, no children or dogs. Minimum two night stay. Additional features Electric oven and hob. Fridge with freezer compartment. Microwave. Dishwasher. Cable television. Sonos speaker. Hammock. Hot tub. Garden furniture. Attractions and nearby amenities Cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, historic buildings, Rye is a delightful place to visit at any time of year. You’ll find lots of independent shops and cafes nestled amongst the narrow medieval lanes and passageways like Mermaid Street. St. Mary’s church tower is normally open to the public, from where you can enjoy a magical view of the houses and streets below. Camber Sands has to be seen to be believed. The beach here is vast, with a backdrop of magnificent sand dunes. People say that the best end of the beach is towards the west, where the River Rother meets the sea. If you like your history good and ancient, a visit to the town of Battle will take you back to 1066. Re-enactments of the battle are held regularly and there are arts and music festivals throughout the year. The medieval abbey is worth a visit too. Bateman’s was the last home of Rudyard Kipling, whose widow left it to the National Trust. This 17th century Jacobean house has a moat and a beautiful romantic garden too. The house is laid out as it would have been in the Kipling family’s day. Bodiam Castle is another National Trust property, also complete with its own moat. This dates back a lot longer, to the 14th century, when it was built by a knight of Edward III. The interior is now a ruin, but the exterior looks just how you’d want a castle to be. Sissinghurst Castle is famous for the garden created by Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold Nicholson. The couple created a series of separate garden rooms, including the Rose Garden and the White Garden, with its wonderful monochromatic colour scheme. If you’re an art lover, you’ll want to visit Hastings. The town is home to Hastings Contemporary, a vibrant centre of the contemporary arts that’s just a few steps from the beach, while White Rock Theatre hosts everything from rock concerts to panto. If opera is more your thing, don’t forget about Glyndebourne, where the Festival Opera is held every summer. For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here.

Casatina is located just a few minutes walk from the village shops and popular inns, a short drive away to places such as Kipling's Batemans, Bodian Castle and Pashley Manor to name a few! If you enjoy walking there are many walks including Bewl Water. You can park your car in the driveway, so it is safe to leave.

The building is completely separate from the house and has its own outside space too. There is a spacious main room where you can sleep and eat and a bathroom with a good size shower.

There are some lovely shops in the village a very popular pub and a great cafe too.

Cosy dog friendly cottage in the heart of the East Sussex designated Area of Natural Beauty, just 20 minutes to the coast. April Cottage in Staplecross is the perfect holiday retreat. Nestled in the Sussex countryside, with everything you need for the perfect getaway.

Beautifully decorated throughout, April Cottage offers charming accommodation with a modern rustic style. Being within easy reach of the village amenities and countryside beyond makes this a great choice for families. Enter this charming cottage into a small hallway where there is space for dropping off coats and boots. The cosy lounge features a sofa and two armchairs, perfect for cosying up in front of the wood burner or the Smart TV on a chilly evening. The kitchen is contemporary and well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, Tassimo coffee machine, DAB radio and recipe books for culinary inspiration. A door leads from the kitchen into the small sun room where there is a dining table and four chairs and access to the terraced decked garden. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, one king-size bedroom with TV and wood burner and one flexible bedroom for single, twin or double arrangement (made up on request). The shower room has a shower and WC. Outside, the decked garden is fully enclosed and offers a choice of two terraces to sit on, with a table and chairs for enjoying an al fresco meal overlook the open field. Parking is unrestricted opposite the cottage.

Set in the charming Sussex village of Staplecross, April Cottage is just a short stroll from the local shop and some lovely pubs. Beyond the village, the market town of Rye is well worth a visit with its selection of independent shops and cafes, while the nearby vineyards make for a great day out. The picture perfect Bodiam Castle is just a short drive and why not enjoy a trip on the Kent & Sussex Steam Railway to Tenterden, another pretty market town. For beach lovers, the fantastic Kent and East Sussex coastline is close by and for those looking to explore the local countryside there are a number of easily accessible footpaths.

The Parlour is a ten minute walk to Robertsbridge, pubs and main line station. It has wonderful south facing views. The Parlour provides level entry access suitable for people with disabilities. Its contemporary design and furnishings offer comfortable clean living. No expense has been spared on this cowshed conversion. My place is good for couples, business travellers, and families (with kids).

The Parlour The parlour has recently been converted to a high standard, providing level entry access suitable for four people, offering two double bedrooms, one has a super king size bed and wet room suitable people with disabilities and including wheelchair access, the second bedroom has a king size bed with en suite wet room, with under floor heating throughout the building. Luxury towels are supplied and white cotton bed linen, hair dryer and ironing facilities. The Parlour has a fully equipped kitchen with double oven, induction hob, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, kettle and toaster, all you need to cook a full Christmas dinner. The living area has a wood-burning stove, Internet WIFI with smart TV. There is full under floor heating throughout. There are lovely southerly views and a west-facing patio providing privacy to relax and enjoy a BBQ.

Robertsbridge is a large rural village in East Sussex within the civil parish of Salehurst & Robertsbridge and located about 12 miles north of Hastings. The 14th and 15th centuries seem to have been particularly prosperous and have left a legacy of many timber framed houses in the village centre. Robertsbridge, owes its existence to the founding of a Cistercian Abbey in the 12th century. Excellent links to London and Hastings with a main line station 10 minutes walk from The Parlour and The Dairy. The Kent and East Sussex railway run steam trains between the near by village of Bodiam to the elegant market town of Tenterden. For the steam train enthusiast Robertsbridge has its one Rother Valley Railway supporting 2/3 mile of railway track. Gray-Nicolls makers of the famous cricket bats manufacture in the centre of our village. We are blessed with many national Trust and English Heritage properties with in 10 to 30 minutes drive including Bodiam Castle, Battle Abby 1066 country, Batemans the home of Rudyard Kipling, Scotney Castle, Herstmonceux Castle and Observatory. Robertsbridge is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It’s a hive for the active with a wealth footpaths without needing a car, including several walks to nearby village pubs and restaurants. Bedgebury Pinetum is open to walkers, cyclist and horse riders. Go-App is also at Bedgebury. Bewl Water supports 13 miles of walking and cycle tract. The ancient town of Rye with its cobble streets and charming inns and tea rooms is under 30 minutes drive, this is a must for any visitor. The vibrant town of Battle which was the site of ‘The Battle of Hastings William The Conquer 1066’ has a wealth of independent shops and certainly worth a stroll along its raised pavements. The Cinque port Town of Hastings famed for its bohemian old Town still has a commercial beech landing fishing fleet. The beautiful South Downs can be accessed from Eastbourne 40 minutes away were you can walk the South Down way.

A beautiful country Bed and Breakfast with 2 rooms set in the Sussex countryside. 30 minutes from the coast and close to many National Trust attractions such as Bateman's, Hever Castle, Scotney Castle, Battle Abbey and Bodiam Castle. Home cooked, locally sourced breakfast available fresh every morning alongside continental breakfast.

2 double bedrooms available, one with an en-suite bathroom the second with a private bathroom along the corridor. The second bedroom has a single sofa bed available therefore making it have the potential to be a family room and can sleep up to 3. Babies and infants welcome. Cot bed available with prior notice. Both rooms are fitted with a flat screen television, tea and coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. Wifi is also available. Please note, there is no communal space available within the house. Guests have access to their rooms only and the breakfast room in the mornings only.

Court Barn Cottage Bed and Breakfast is set in the very quaint village of Burwash which attracts visitors worldwide for the varied local attractions such as Bateman's, Pashley Manor Gardens and Battle Abbey as a couple of suggestions. It is situated off the main High Street down School Hill which is parallel to St Bartholomews, a Norman Church. Excellent views surround the property and country walks are popular with locals and visitors alike, local maps are available on request.

Merryweathers is a modern, individual house with contemporary design. Sat right on the Kent and Sussex border, this large holiday home enjoys far-reaching views over rolling countryside.. Services Wi-Fi. Lower Ground Floor Two sets of stairs from the dining area and hallway lead to: Bedroom 3 (sleeps 4): Super king size bed, 2 single beds. Bedroom 4 (sleeps 2): Super king size zip-link bed (can be made up as a twin on request). Bedroom 5 (sleeps 2): Double bed. Shared shower room. Bedroom area 10 (sleeps 2) and secondary open plan kitchen and sitting room: With sofas seating 6 (including a sofa bed), TV, PlayStation and mini snooker/pool table. Kitchen includes electric cooker with double oven and 4 hotplates, dishwasher, fridge, kettle. Utility room: Freezer, 2 washing machines, tumble dryer.. Ground Floor Open plan kitchen, dining and living room: Kitchen: Double electric Rangemaster cooker, dishwasher, microwave, 2 fridges, coffee machine, 2 kettles, toaster, microwave. Dining area: Table and chairs seating 12. Additional foldaway table and chairs are available to join the main table, seating up to 22. French doors to main balcony, with recliner chairs. Steps lead up to the sitting room. Sitting room: Sofas seating 10-12, large flat screen Smart TV, board games, French doors to second balcony. Master bedroom (sleeps 2): Super king size zip-link bed (can be made up as a twin on request), dressing room. En-suite to master bedroom: With Jacuzzi/spa bath and walk-in shower with shower seat. Bedroom 2 (sleeps 2): Bunk beds. Separate WC. First Floor Bedroom 6 (sleeps 2): Super king size zip-link bed (can be made up as a twin on request). En-suite to Bedroom 6: Shower with shower seat. Bedroom 7 (sleeps 2): Twin beds. Bedroom 8 (sleeps 3): Double bed plus a single bed. Shared shower room. Bedroom area 9 (sleeps 2): 2 single beds on the large landing.. Outside Gardens to the rear and side of the house: Picnic benches seating up to 22, BBQ. Parking at the front of the house for around 8-10 cars (more with prior arrangement).. With inspirational south-westerly views across Sussex and the Weald, Merryweathers embraces stylish open plan living with great flexibility in its layout. The impressive open-plan living area is the main hub of activity, with a vaulted skylit ceiling above the raised sitting room and recessed "café style" blue lighting. The central kitchen and dining area is a large, inviting space to gather family and friends for food, drinks and stories. Two sets of French doors to the wide balconies bring the house and garden together, watching the sun set over a stunning panorama of enchanting views. Natural oak flooring throughout the rest of the ground floor links the rooms seamlessly, allowing natural light to reflect. This spacious self-catering celebration house has eight bedrooms and two open sleeping areas over three floors, along with 4 bath/shower rooms (including 2 en-suites, with a Jacuzzi bath to the master bedroom). The variety of accommodation on offer suits groups of friends or large family gatherings who want to escape to the countryside and celebrate a special occasion, or simply spend quality time together in beautiful surroundings. The flexibility of Merryweathers is also ideal for business retreats, team building and and corporate away days; with several high-profile companies and international delegates regularly returning. A second open plan sitting room and kitchen on the lower ground floor makes for a perfect break-out room from the main space upstairs, and there are many off-site activities nearby. Merryweathers offers an in-house catering service. "Merry Cuisine" offers complete freedom to select anything from a light lunch, fine dining or a buffet BBQ in the wonderful gardens. Guests can choose to have pre-prepared food delivered, or take advantage of the full service to cook, serve and clear away in-house, leaving you free to relax. The walled gardens have been imaginatively landscaped to provide several wonderfully distinct outdoor spaces. Adjoining the house is an expansive sun terrace edged with a feature water wall, and a large pergola draped with grape vines, under which you can dine en masse Italian style. Steps lead down to an impressive arbour and a formal parterre garden with fruit trees, and to the side there is a kitchen garden with vegetables and herbs - all yours to enjoy when in season. Espaliered apple and pear trees have been trained along the old south facing wall, and a pair of "standard" bay trees overlook a lower level lawn, ideal for football and other outdoor games.

Glamp with us in one of our beautiful handbuilt shepherd's huts, sited in a sunny glade in by the river, or secluded woodland on our 200 acre family farm. Wander through the orchards to Bodiam Castle; hire bikes or kayaks; go wild swimming; take a ferry ride down the river; hop on a steam train; tour the local vineyards; try your hand at archery or just relax by your campfire & enjoy the peaceful countryside. Our onsite cafe, The Hub, is open daily, offering delicious food & drink & free wifi.

What's on board: The huts are fully equipped with cooking equipment, there are tumblers, wine glasses and mugs tea and coffee pots, cutlery and enamelware crockery, sauce pan, milk pan, frying pan and cast iron outside cooking equipment. This is specifically designed for cooking on the open fire. Consumables: There are a few tea bags and some coffee and sugar on board as well as a j cloth, tea towel and washing up liquid. There is loo roll and hand soap in the wash hut. Bed linen: linen provided includes 2 pillows per person in cases and a duvet in a case as well as a fitted sheet for each bed. We do not provide towels.

Comfortable double en suite room available in a Kent country house with a large garden, set down a peaceful country lane with great walks, alpacas and amenities nearby. The pretty Wealden town of Cranbrook is 5 minutes away, with Hawkhurst at the top of the lane. Great local gastro pub (The Great House) a short walk from the house.

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

Enjoy serenity and privacy in your own part of a Sussex oast nestled in 2 acres of garden, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, 1 mile from the charming village of Salehurst. The ground-floor guest suite (accessed from its own garden) has bedroom (king size), a small sitting room and shower room. Enjoy breakfast before exploring local walks away from roads, ancient towns, historic houses, world-class gardens, castles, vineyards and the seaside in this beautiful pocket of SE England.

The guest suite is a separate living space from the house and comprises: a bedroom with king size double bed plus memory foam topper and top quality cotton linen (freshly ironed); a small sitting room with a two-seater sofa, TV (including Netflix, BBCiplayer and Amazon Prime), a table to take breakfast inside, and a tea/coffee station. French windows from the sitting room provide access to the terrace and garden. The oak-floored en-suite bathroom includes a walk-in shower, heated towel rail and electric shaver point. There is, of course, wifi. Table and chairs outside are there for you to use on the terrace or in the garden. Please note there is no fridge and the space in not suitable for self-catering.

We are situated in a very rural location, down a half mile private drive near the River Rother, surrounded by hop gardens, woodland and open countyside, well away from roads. This is a wonderful corner of East Sussex, with great pubs, walks, country houses and castles (Bodiam, Bateman's, Finchcocks and Scotney), world-class gardens (Great Dixter and Sissinghurst), the historic town of Battle (1066 and all that, only 10 mins away), Hastings Old Town with interesting antique shops and great fish - straight off the beach - and chips, hipster St Leonards with its quirky shops and restaurants, the smart spa town of Tunbridge Wells (good restaurants and shopping), and if you're keen on art the Jerwood in Hastings and the stunning, modernist De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill. The delightful town of Rye filled with art, antiques and history is also near. Robertsbridge (5 minutes by car, 20 minutes charming walk) has a great French cafe (Judges) and a quirky pub (The Ostrich). There is a wonderful walk, away from roads, along farm tracks and footpaths, past hop gardens and a fine 13th Century church, to the well loved Halt pub, which does great food and views. If you're a keen walker there is great choice, from the magical Fairlight cliffs, Bedgebury Pinetum, Battle Great Wood, Brede Wood, Bewl Water (reservoir) and the beaches from Winchelsea to Rye, including the impressive beaches and dunes at Camber.

A friendly welcome to a historic building with many unique features. Vaulted Ceilings, Stained Glass & Sunken Candlelit Bath. Beautiful country walks behind & close by Bodiam, Scotney & Sissinghurst Castles, Batemans, Pashley Manor, Battle, Rye.

Both the Bedroom/Living area and Bathroom are spacious. All the rooms and hallway available have vaulted ceilings. The window looks over the garden and countryside beyond.

The Courthouse stands with clock tower in the centre of the village. The listed building was an Old Courthouse and Police Station.

A true rural idyll, the APPLE BARN - recently renovated and refurbished - is a comfortable, welcoming and characterful 3-bedroomed cottage, set in a genuinely tranquil, picturesque and idyllic location, nestled amongst woodland down a private drive.

A true rural idyll, the APPLE BARN is set in a peaceful and picturesque location, nestled amongst beautiful woodland down a private drive. Once part of a large country estate, the APPLE BARN sits peacefully in the five-acre grounds of the owners’ property - Garden Cottage – which is itself set in a beautiful private one-acre walled garden. As its name suggests, the APPLE BARN was once used as a building to store apples and other fruit grown in the walled garden and nearby old orchard. Recently renovated and refurbished, the APPLE BARN is now a comfortable, welcoming and characterful 3-bedroomed cottage, located in a genuinely tranquil and idyllic location, surrounded by trees and wildlife. Upstairs the APPLE BARN has three bedrooms - including a large and rather stunning double bedroom, and two characterful, cosy and colourful single bedrooms – and a quaint bathroom with bath (no shower). While downstairs enjoys a beautiful large sitting room – with dining area – with double aspect windows overlooking woodland and the APPLE BARN'S own garden on one side, and the goat and chicken paddocks on the other. There is also a bright and homely kitchen – with second dining area – with a back door leading directly into the APPLE BARN’s pretty, enclosed (sole-use) garden, with outdoor table and chairs. Making the APPLE BARN an ideal romantic retreat for a couple, a wonderful base for a family with one or two children (a travel cot may be available on request), or indeed a great place to stay for a few friends.

While visitors may be tempted to spend all their time just relaxing and enjoying the surrounds of the APPLE BARN, there is a great deal to see and do in the area, either directly on foot or close by by car. These include: the beautiful Bewl Water lake (the APPLE BARN is situated just a few hundred yards from the well-known 13-mile Bewl Water walk and cycle route); numerous National Trust properties, including nearby Scotney Castle, Bateman’s, Bodiam Castle and Sissinghurst, with Ightham Mote, Knole and Chartwell a little further away; lovely Gardens open to the public, such as nearby Pashley Manor, Great Dixter and Penshurst Place; and Bedgebury Pinetum, a wonderful place for a saunter around the grounds (dogs welcome), or to visit with children - who may enjoy the forest playground and Go Ape! – or mountain biking is available for the more active. ‘1066 Country’ is also on the APPLE BARN’s doorstep, including the historic towns of Battle, Hastings, Tenterden and Rye. While the famous spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is just 9 miles away, with its many restaurants, shops, theatres and well-known Pantiles area, as well as an old steam railway which visitors can journey on to High Rocks and Groombridge Place. The stunning Ashdown Forest is about 25 minutes’ drive away; as is the lovely village of Hartfield, home of Winnie the Pooh (and where visitors can play Poohsticks from Poohbridge if they wish!). A little further afield are the white beaches of Camber Sands, and the wild, desolate landscapes of Dungeness; while the buzzing city of Brighton is just one hour’s drive away through scenic country lanes, passing the lovely historic town of Lewes en-route. Numerous walks are possible directly from the APPLE BARN, including for the hungry or thirsty (and energetic) along picturesque country lanes to gorgeous country pubs such as The Bell (Apparently) or The Bull in neighbouring Ticehurst, the Greyhound or White Hart in Wadhurst, or The Old Vine in Cousley Wood (or all are easily reached just a few minutes’ away by car). The lovely Snape Wood is 5 minutes by car from the APPLE BARN, as is Wadhurst Park deer-park which is criss-crossed with public footpaths, both offering stunning views from high points of the High Weald over the surrounding countryside below. For those wanting to get out on their bikes, the APPLE BARN is a mere few hundred yards away from the extremely pretty 13-mile round Bewl Water route (bring your own, or bikes are available to hire at the Bewl Water Country Park visitor centre). Bedgebury Pinetum also offers a lovely 6-mile family cycle route (bikes can also be hired here), while for the more energetic (and fearless!) black and red mountain bike trails are available. As well as walking and cycling, a number of other activities are available from the Bewl Water Country Park and Outdoor Centre, including sailing, canoeing, rowing, fishing and riding. Boat cruises are also available on the lake, while during the summer months the centre offers family and children activities and events. For keen golfers there are a number of excellent golf courses nearby - offering short-term and/or day membership - including Dale Hill Golf Club, Hawkhurst Golf and Squash Club, and Lamberhurst Golf Club. Horse-riding is available on Ashdown Forest. For those after a little pampering during their stay at the APPLE BARN, nearby Knowle Grange Health Spa (10 minutes’ drive away) offers 'pamper days' which include use of their lovely outdoor heated swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and a variety of beauty treatments. One-day gym membership (including use of their indoor heated pool) is also available at Dale Hill Golf Club. For visitors wishing to eat out, there are a number of charming cafes and tea-shops nearby, open during the day for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and anything else in between. There are also many excellent pubs offering great food and drink (including local beers), such as The Bell (Apparently), The Bull and the Cherry Tree Inn in neighbouring Ticehurst, the Greyhound and the White Hart in Wadhurst, the Old Vine in Cousley Wood, and The Vineyard, Chequers, Old Trout Inn and Elephant’s Head all near Lamberhurst. Wadhurst also has the very good Simply Indian restaurant, while Ticehurst has a nice Indian take-away. The nearby spa town (c9 miles away) of Tunbridge Wells also offers innumerable restaurants, from casual pizzerias to the upmarket One Warwick Place, Thackeray’s and Hotel du Vin restaurants (for those looking for somewhere a little bit special), with everything else in between. For those staying at the APPLE BARN, there is a treasure trove of things to see and do in the area. Or of course, there is the option of simply sitting back, relaxing, taking in the fresh country air and enjoying the beauty, surrounds and comforts of the APPLE BARN itself…

Glamp with us in one of our beautiful handbuilt shepherd's huts, sited in a sunny glade in by the river, or secluded woodland on our 200 acre family farm. Wander through the orchards to Bodiam Castle; hire bikes or kayaks; go wild swimming; take a ferry ride down the river; hop on a steam train; tour the local vineyards; try your hand at archery or just relax by your campfire & enjoy the peaceful countryside. Our onsite cafe, The Hub, is open daily, offering delicious food & drink & free wifi.

Visit us in the countryside close to the sea. The Original Hut company is based at Quarry Farm, Bodiam; a magical setting in unspoiled countryside, on the East Sussex / Kent border. We are surrounded by fields and close to the coast, with the beaches at Camber, Winchelsea and Hastings just a 25 minute drive and we are right on the river if you fancy a dip or kayak right from your doorstep. We have bikes to hire onsite and off-road cycle routes around the farm. There are many nearby towns and villages of interest. Art lovers will enjoy the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings and the independant galleries in Rye. If history is your thing, Bodiam Castle can be viewed from the farm and is only a few minutes' walk along the river. Battle Abbey and Hastings Castle are just a short drive. Wine lovers have so much temptation, with the award-winning Chapel Down Vineyard just few minutes' drive away in the lovely market town of Tenterden and there are many other vineyards close by. Foodies can enjoy a wealth of stunning local produce and ingredients, with the freshest fish and seafood caught daily in Rye and Hastings and many local restaurants, pubs, cafes and farm shops offering the best of the season. Let us know the things you love and we can give you your perfect recommendations :)

The Oast House B&B offers luxurious and spacious accommodation comprised of a double bedroom and luxury shower room, with ample space for relaxing. The private room with its own lockable entrance is in a peaceful location, overlooking the gardens and pond, which is usually home to a several wild ducks and sometimes ducklings, with far-reaching views over the gorgeous hills and ancient woodland of the High Weald in East Sussex.

The studio-style room is located in a newly constructed oak-framed building that is characteristic of local styles and complements the adjacent Oast House, an old agricultural building that was originally built to dry hops in the early 19th century. Guests are free to come and go as they please and should weather permit, are welcome to sit and enjoy the pond views from an outdoor seating area close to the property. There is ample parking on site. The bed is king size and the room has a comfortable sofa; flat screen TV; iPod speaker and dock; free Wi-Fi; USB charging points and a dining area for breakfast. There is a fridge, kettle (along with a selection of teas) and Nespresso coffee machine. Breakfast is continental style, typically a selection of pastries, bread, jams, cereals, and juices, which you can enjoy in the room or outside, weather permitting. There are no self-catering facilities. The shower room has underfloor heating and a heated towel rail with plenty of hot water; there is a full-length mirror. There is a shaver/toothbush socket in the recessed lit mirror cabinet. A hairdryer, iron and ironing board can be provided upon request. Access to the room is up 12 steps, flanked by handrails on either side. We have two dogs and two cats who are all very friendly. The latter are extremely nosey and almost certainly will want to pay you a visit; let us know if you would prefer they didn’t!

There are plenty of great food and drink opportunities close by. Around one mile away, the historic village of Burwash boasts two pubs that offer food. Further afield there are numerous pubs and restaurants, in Ticehurst, Robertsbridge, Wadhurst and beyond, and the spa town of Tunbridge Wells is just half an hour’s drive away with fabulous shopping opportunities and multiple bars and restaurants. On Saturday nights, advance booking is advisable as many places, especially in villages, get booked up quickly. Burwash is also home to one of the National Trust’s star properties in East Sussex, Batemans, once the home of the famed writer, Rudyard Kipling. Located as we are in the heart of 1066 country, the famous town of Battle, the location of the Battle of Hastings and Battle Abbey, is also just half an hour away, while the coastal towns of Hastings, St Leonards and Bexhill-on-Sea with a myriad of seaside activities are between a 30 and 40-minute drive away. Other attractions within easy reach of Burwash include National Trust properties of Scotney Castle, the gorgeous gardens of Sissinghurst and the fantastic moated Bodiam Castle. Hever Castle, once the home of Anne Boleyn, and Leeds Castle are also within easy reach. For the energetic, Bedgebury Pinetum has some great walking and cycling trails, and there is also a Go Ape concession. If visiting vineyards are high on your list of things to do, East Sussex and neighbouring Kent are home to several world-class wineries including the famous Chapel Down vineyard; the Hush Heath Winery; Biddenden Vineyards; Oxney Estate; Sedlescombe Vineyard and the Ridgeview Wine Estate in the heart of the South Downs.