About this property
The Lodge, a stylish sleek hideaway in the rural hamlet of Two Mile Ash offers the best of both worlds.
Nestling in the small hamlet of Two Mile Ash, The Lodge offers stylish and sleek living space perfect for business or pleasure. Close to the market town of Horsham which offers visitors a unique opportunity to see architectural heritage, rich in history combined with a stunning town centre with a superb variety of shops.
Staying here you can really appreciate the joys of rural Sussex and the marvellous countryside. Much of the district is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with the chalk escarpments of the Sussex Downs in the South, and the gently rolling High Weald in the North. Walking, cycling and horse riding are very popular in the district due to the extensive network of footpaths, cycle paths and bridleways.
Accommodation
The Lodge: Sleeps 4 in two double bedrooms, open plan living room / dining room / kitchen.
Ground Floor
Kitchen with modern appliances and equipment, washing machine, dishwasher
Dining area with seating for 6
Living area with DVD player, TV, Freeview, music player
Master double bedroom (sleeps 2) king-sized bed
Double bedroom (sleeps 2) double bed
Shower room
Outside
Secluded decking area with garden furniture
Services
Wi-Fi
Central heating
Nearby points of interest
- South Downs National Park
- Gatwick Aviation Museum
- Ouse Valley Viaduct
- Bignor Roman Villa
- Arundel Castle
Reviews (5)
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Confirmed Guest
The lodge is perfect! Well equipped, clean, quiet, spacious, good wifi (15-year old son never complained!), we loved it!
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Confirmed Guest
This was a perfect and peaceful place to explore the wonderful places to be found in Sussex. The Lodge was spotless and luxuriously appointed with all needs catered for. We thought it was a very special place and would love to come again.
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Confirmed Guest
We did not rent the Lodge. We rented Flint Cottage which was a beautiful and quirky little cottage. Even though we rented the cottage at very short notice the owners had thought of everything and the welcome pack of supplies was great. An added bonus to this cottage was the beach hut that you could rent for a small fee. Another very thoughtful touch was the handwritten notebook which contained details of Birchington and the surrounding area. There is only one small point I would like to make which is that the stairs in the cottage are quite steep and there isn't a full handrail from top to bottom so would not be suitable for people with limited mobility (I have arthritis in my knee and found the stairs a bit difficult without something to hold). Overall we had a wonderful few days and thoroughly enjoyed exploring the surrounding area and making full use of the beach hut. A big thanks to Lucy and Kevin.