Old Post Office Cottage

About this property

About this Cottage

This thoughtfully converted holiday cottage adjoining the owners’ home, is conveniently located on the edge of the village where smugglers once stored their contraband, and dates back in parts to 1480. With the South Downs Way on the doorstep, the area offers walks across the gallops, and became known as the South Downs National Park in 2012. An ideal touring base for Friston Forest, Beachy Head, Herstmonceaux Castle and Brighton. The Charleston Festival, Glyndebourne, International Tennis Championships and air show at Eastbourne (5 miles). Shop 3 miles, pub 50 yards.

Open-plan living room with wood-burning stove, step down to dining area and kitchen area. Oak floors and low beams throughout. One step up to bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with brass bed and sloping ceiling. Twin bedroom with zip and link beds (can be double bed on request).

Wood-burning stove - initial fuel inc, thereafter avail locally

Elec, full gas CH, bed linen and towels inc

T/cot

H/chair

TV

DVD (small library)

Radio/CD

M/wave

W/machine and t/dryer (in barn)

Small lawned garden area with furniture

BBQ

Use of owner’s garden by arr

Roadside parking

No smoking

Accommodation

Facilities
Barbecue
Cot and Highchair
Pet Friendly