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Guest house in Ripe

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews

Exclusive Use Contemporary Barn Annex with Stunning Views

The barn is exclusive use with own self check in entry. It is an ideal location for the fresh air of the South Downs National Park, country walks, pubs and coastal visits. Alternatively, drive 20 minutes either way to Brighton or Eastbourne for the arts, nightlife or restaurant scenes. This accommodation provides a warm and comfortable welcome providing peace and quiet within a village environment. We are situated near the South Downs which is accessible by bike or car, only a 3 mile drive/ride in country lanes. The opera house Glyndebourne is a short distance, as is Charleston farmhouse, the country home of the Bloomsbury set. Ideally situated for the best of East Sussex. We have a private drive for you to park and separate access to the barn, to allow privacy. There is an area of garden and terrace available for you to enjoy the views. All the accommodation is on one level and assistance to terrace from the garden for wheelchairs will be made available if required. We live in the house north of the barn and will be mostly available to help with local knowledge of trips, attractions and restaurant recommendations. Our local inn The Yew Tree is most welcoming and offers our local ale "Harveys" as well as many of the local artisan brews such as Longman. The house is a three-minute walk from the village store offering homemade foods and local produce, as well as a cafe. The beaches at Seaford and Newhaven are a 15-minute drive away. There are wonderful village pubs all within striking distance. Berwick station is only 2.5 miles away with trains going to London, Gatwick, Brighton and Eastbourne. The airport LGW London Gatwick is a 45 minute drive away, LHR London Heathrow 1hr 15 minutes approx. The public transport is limited and we would recommend you use a taxi if you do not have a car. The barn has extensive views, including the bedroom which has a wonderful view across the gardens. The barn adjoins a large green field which is grown for meadow hay. The sunsets behind the ancient saxon burial mound known as Mount Caburn. The burning sky sunsets are the best!

9–16 Nov

€ 157 per night

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Shepherd’s hut in Alfriston

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 377 reviews

Explore Cliffs and Castles near a Shepherd's Hut Hideaway

Ideal location if cycling or walking the South Downs, visiting Glyndebourne ,doing tours of either Rathfinny vineyard or the Long man brewery,exploring the beautiful National Park or just escaping the city for a weekend . They have own area for sitting and alfresco meals but are welcome to potter around the garden which is in its infancy and gardeners are welcome to add their advice on planting etc ! I am delighted to meet guests and am here to answer questions .I have been in the tourist trade for twenty three years running Centres at Bewl Water and SevenSisters Country Park so am happy to help with advice on where to visit ,best places to eat locally etc .However I am also very aware that guests come to relax,chill out and enjoy their privacy.So I will not intrude unless invited to 、 The hut is in the Village of, about 15 miles east of Brighton, in the South Downs National Park. Directly on the South Downs way;ideal for a stop over for cyclist and walkers. It's close to castles, stately homes, vineyards and, The High street offers colorful shops and excellent cafes and restaurants Close to mainline station to and from London. This quiet, charming retreat a step away from the bustle of village life offers privacy and relaxation. A little gem of an oasis! Parking is available in my drive.There are bus routes to Seaford and Eastbourne.The Railway station at Berwick is main line to Lewes, Gatwick and Victoria London . If you are visiting at the weekend you are advised to book if going out for a meal.I am happy to recommend places to eat .arriving by train Berwick station is only ten minutes away (mainline from Victoria) but remember to book a taxi to get to Alfriston ,Polegate and Seaford are the nearest taxi services.

6–13 Nov

€ 126 per night

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Guest suite in East Sussex

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 293 reviews

The Annex, Berwick, East Sussex

Light and spacious self-contained Annex, separate from the main house with it's own private entrance. Being within two miles of the South Downs National Park and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, we are surrounded by idyllic countryside, lovely villages and pubs, and only 6 miles from the sea. The Space: Our Annex is comprised of a spacious double bedroom, with king-sized bed and luxurious bedding, a large lounge, a shower room, and a kitchenette, equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, tea & coffee making facilities, washing machine and dryer. Breakfast included. We have two friendly dogs, who have access to our garden and house, but not The Annex. Guest Access: Private entrance. Disabled accessible throughout, including shower. Ample parking. Access to the back garden and patio on request, due to our two friendly dogs. Interaction with Guests: We are a friendly couple, who love to make our visitors welcome, and will also respect your privacy, as you prefer. The Neighbourhood: We are in a rural village, with a small railway station, two pubs, a Post Office and garage. Perfect for walking, cycling and exploring the many local sights, Berwick village train station is only two minutes walk away, with easy access to Brighton, Eastbourne and Lewes. Ample on-site parking means you can leave your car in our drive whilst you explore by foot, bicycle, or train. Local sites include the historic village of Alfriston; Beachy Head, the Cuckmere Valley and the Seven Sisters; Charleston Farmhouse; Firle Place; and Glyndebourne, to name just a few!

26 Dec – 2 Jan

€ 114 per night

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Tiny home in Alfriston

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

'What Knot' unique carriage house quiet/central

'What Knot' is a recently converted carriage house. It is self contained and set in a pretty country garden tucked away in the medieval village of Alfriston in the Cuckmere Valley. It has a sitting room and kitchen on the ground floor and a bedroom with a king size bed and shower room on the first floor. It's perfect for couples wanting a peaceful break, visitors to Glyndebourne or walkers/cyclists to rest after a long day on the South Downs! 'What Knot' is only 100m from the South Downs Way.

19–26 Oct

€ 103 per night

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Townhouse in Alfriston

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 465 reviews

Snug Victorian Cottage in Heart of Alfriston Village

My house has been described as light and "cosy". It is filled with books, art and interesting things - it is very much a home from home, and not a holiday let. In the winter there is a log burner, in the summer a sunny flint walled garden. Nestled within the South Downs National Park this medieval village has independent and quirky shops, lots of choices of where to eat. Walks to enjoy - nearby is the sea, forest, vineyards, Downs or riverside. London 2 hours by car, 90 mins by train.

25 Nov – 2 Dec

€ 188 per night

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Barn in East Sussex

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

The Cart Lodge a cosy rural hideaway

Situated in a secluded part of our 16th century farm, this detached, south facing cart barn has been converted to a very high standard. In an ideal location overlooking a large duck pond and with distant views to the South Downs. It is a great base for walking the Wealdway or cycling the Cuckoo Trail. Places to explore include Lewes and Eastbourne, 9 miles. Glyndebourne 6 miles. An excellent pub and restaurant is within a ten minute walk along country footpaths. The village shop 2 miles.

28 Dec – 4 Jan

€ 129 per night

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Cottage in Berwick

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Oak Barn, close to South Downs and Alfriston

Converted Oak Barn. Traditional English country cottage style open plan living. Sleeps two, one kingsize bed, plus sofa bed settee in living room. Own private garden plus 'garden room'. Lawned area to dine or just relax & take in the view. TV & WIFI. Miles of country walks. Good restaurants/pubs nearby. Site of Special Scientific Interest, next to Arlington reservoir. Lots of birds and wildlife. Secure parking 25 minutes by car or nearby Berwick rail station to Brighton or Eastbourne.

26 Feb – 5 Mar

€ 123 per night

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Apartment in Rodmell

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 495 reviews

The Loft - a haven in an idyllic English village

Just a few minutes walk downhill from the South Downs Way ‘The Loft’ is the perfect place to retreat after a long day’s hike or cycle. With our local pub 300 meters up the road a pint and a hearty meal await. ‘The Loft’ is situated in a quintessentially English village where a 16th century thatched cottage can be seen across the garden and Virginia Woolf’s ‘Monks House’ is just down the road. You can't help but relax and unwind when you visit The Loft. It's the perfect get away.

30 Apr – 7 May

€ 112 per night

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Guest house in West Firle

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 566 reviews

Self Contained Garden Studio near Glyndebourne

A self-contained garden studio in Firle Village, with king size double bed and en-suite shower room. The studio is 3 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House, and a short walking distance to Firle Place. Firle Park can be accessed by foot, at any time of day or night, and walking back from a wedding at Firle Place takes 10 minutes. Parking is free in the street. Charleston Farmhouse and the South Downs Way, Lewes, Brighton and Eastbourne are easily accessible.

12–19 Mar

€ 85 per night

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Shepherd’s hut in Nr. Lewes

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Garden Huts B&B Ouseside

Garden Huts B&B offer a unique place to stay for walkers, cyclists and those exploring the local area. Located in the picturesque village of Rodmell close to the South Downs Way and the home of Virginia Woolf. 'Ouseside' Shepherds hut is luxury glamping with everything under one roof including a shower and loo! It has a fully equipped kitchen area with a two ring gas hob and small gas fridge. Breakfast is provided and Pets are welcome.

4–11 Jan

€ 113 per night

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Guest house in South Heighton

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

Private Garden Studio hideaway on the South Downs

A cosy get away, set in a large garden. Walk in Virginia Woolf countryside. Close to Glyndebourne, Charleston, Rodmell, Newhaven, Seaford, Lewes & Brighton. Our private garden studio is a perfect place to unwind. Right on the South Downs for walking & biking. Mid century style, luxury bathroom, blackout blinds, record player, books, breakfast foods & an amazing view. Parking space . Wifi. Comfortably fits 2 adults.

14–21 Sep

€ 113 per night

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Shepherd’s hut in West Firle

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Peaklets Shepherds Hut in the South Downs

Gorgeous, tranquil Shepherds Hut minutes walk from the South Downs Way and Charleston Farmhouse, and a mere 5 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House. Newly built, beautifully finished and sparklingly clean - the perfect spot to enjoy the exquisite Sussex countryside. Take in lovely views of the Downs, walk to delightful neighbouring villages, light a fire in the wood burning stove and cozy down in luxury!

21–28 Sep

€ 132 per night