Four fully-equipped luxurious cottages sympathetically converted to an exceptional standard from period farm buildings in a superb setting on the edge of the village. Sleeps up to 17 in four units.
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Cottage
High season: £671.00 - £940.00
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Low season: £671.00 - £940.00
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Quantity: 1
Occupancy: 4
Cottage
High season: £517.00 - £757.00
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Low season: £517.00 - £757.00
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Quantity: 1
Occupancy: 2
Cottage
High season: £770.00 - £1,061.00
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Low season: £770.00 - £1,061.00
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Quantity: 1
Occupancy: 6
Cottage
High season: £671.00 - £924.00
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Low season: £671.00 - £924.00
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Quantity: 1
Occupancy: 5
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Four luxurious self-catering cottages for 2 to 17 guests in an exquisite setting.
Four detached properties, sympathetically converted to an exceptional standard from period farm buildings occupying a beautiful tranquil setting on the edge of the village of Cowbeech whilst enjoying open southerly views across a small lake to rolling pasture and woodland.
The Granary, the Oast, the Byre & the Bull Pen with the adjoining Cart Lodge may be booked individually or in any combination. There is a minimum stay of 2 nights for each property or 3 nights if all are taken together. The Bull Pen and newly converted Cart Lodge provide additional flexibility, either as separate comfortable and spacious accommodation for 2, or dining space with covers for up to 17 guests if all the properties are taken. Beechcroft is the ideal venue for family celebrations.
Sorry no children under 5 in any of the units due to close proximity of small lake. No smokers. Sorry, no dogs.
The Granary, sleeps 6 guests. Hall, wc, large sitting room with vaulted ceiling, Jotul gas log effect fire and dining area (seats 8), kitchen, twin bedroom with 3ft beds, double bedroom with 6ft bed (zip & link, can convert to singles) with shower room adjacent. Stairs to double bedroom with 6ft bed and en suite bathroom. Lawned garden with terrace (not enclosed). Full oil fired central heating, Sandyford Cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, TV, DVD. Sorry no children under 5 due to close proximity of small lake. No smokers. Sorry, no dogs.
The Oast House, sleeps 5 guests. Hall, wc, kitchen with dining table (seats 6), circular sitting room, stairs to circular double room with 5ft bed and en suite bathroom. Second double bedroom with 4ft 6 bed, shower room with wc, single bedroom with 3ft bed. Terrace and lawned garden (not enclosed). Full oil fired central heating, Sandyford Cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, TV, DVD.
The Byre, sleeps 4 guests Hall, wc, sitting room with Jotul gas log effect fire in Inglenook fireplace, kitchen with dining area (seats 6)double bedroom with 5ft bed and en suite shower room. Stairs to twin bedroom with 3ft beds and bathroom. Partially enclosed lawned garden with patio (not enclosed). Full oil fired central heating, Sandyford Cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, TV, DVD.
The Bull Pen & The Cart Lodge sleeps 2 guests Hall, shower room with wc, double bedroom with 6ft bed (zip & link, can convert to singles), kitchen with dining table (seats 3), sitting room in adjoining Cart Lodge. A porch links the Bull Pen to the Cart Lodge. Terrace ( not enclosed). Full oil fired central heating, large electric cooker, dishwasher, TV, DVD.
The Bull Pen & Cart Lodge offers separate comfortable and spacious accommodation for 2 for last minute short breaks. When booked with one or all the other properties (the Cart Lodge having dining space for up to 20 guests), Beechcroft becomes the ideal venue for larger parties or for small residential conferences.
The kitchen is equipped for 20 covers, and with prior notice and agency chef may be organised.
There is an excellent pub a 3-minute walk away with a wide choice of other good food hostelries in villages nearby.
The journey from central London is just 90 minutes and from Gatwick airport, 45 minutes. The Channel Tunnel and ferry port at Dover are only 90 minutes’ drive away. The coast at Normans Bay is 6 miles away with with Eastbourne, Hastings and Brighton within convenient reach.
On the edge of 1066 Country, there is a multitude of ancient castles, open gardens and National Trust properties to visit. Take time to explore the picture book Sussex towns of Battle, Lewes, Arundel, Midhurst and Petworth or visit the historic ports of Old Hastings, Rye and Winchelsea.
Renowned open gardens include Sissinghurst Castle, Great Dixter, Scotney Castle, Leonardslea, Pashley Manor, Wakehurst Place.
Other places of interest in the local area are Batemans, Rudyard Kiplings Elizabethan Ironmasters House, Chartwell, Sir Winston Churchill’s residence, Charleston Farmhouse, Firle Place, the Royal Pavillion in Brighton and Penshurst Place.
Nearby castles to visit include Herstmonceux, Pevensey and Bodiam with Lewes, Hever and Leeds only a short drive away.
There is an abundance of local walks and cycling in the immediate countryside. For rambling and cross country cycling, the new National Park, the South Downs with breathtaking views.
Many local golf courses within easy reach; swimming, water sports and sailing on the coast; hang gliding on the South Downs. Racing at Brighton, Plumpton, Lingfield; showjumping at Hickstead; Polo at Cowdray Park
