Steyning : locations de vacances dans des cottages

Beautiful Georgian cottage in the village center

Built in the early 19th century, Church Mouse Cottage has all the charm and character you would expect from a Georgian property. The cottage is beautiful, warm and comfortable making it the perfect bolt hole. A lot of thought has gone into ensuring that this is not just a place to stay but a place to enjoy being. Its location is an ideal blend of being tucked away in complete tranquility whilst still being just a 5 minute stroll from the thriving high street with its many shops, pubs and cafes.

Mill Cottage

My place is close to the high street of Steyning which is a quaint and historical town located on the edge of the south downs national park. It has an array of interesting independant shops catering for all tastes , it is on a direct bus link to Brighton and the south coast as well as walking distance to the countryside. The cottage is good for couples, solo adventurers, business people and furry friends ( pets ) . It is small but perfectly formed but beware of the low ceilings and doorways.

The Tack Room - rural boutique retreat for two

A beautifully tasteful stable conversion within the gardens of Walnut Tree Cottage - a 15th century Tudor thatched cottage. Finished to the highest standards to provide light, airy and spacious accommodation. Located within the South Downs National Park - close to Arundel, Worthing, Findon, Goodwood. An ideal base for sightseeing, cycling & walking. Secure locked bicycle shed and bike wash down area. Private decked area with table and chairs for relaxing with a drink at the end of the day.

Beautiful, spacious, rural cottage near Steyning.

Set in the heart of the Sussex Weald, north of Steyning, The Old Coach House is on the site of the original Victorian coach house at Danefold. It is light & spacious with oak beams, galleried landing & wood burner - a year round choice for long or short breaks. The garden leads directly onto footpaths (bluebells galore in Spring) including the Downs Link: ideal for walkers, cyclists & equestrians. Nearby are historic houses & gardens as well as Goodwood, Fontwell, & Brighton racecourses.

Grade 2 listed Fisherman’s Vintage Cottage

AS FEATURED IN TIME OUT LONDON MAGAZINE A welcoming vintage cottage Dog or cat (sone like a holiday to) friendly. Our little Grade 2 listed cottage has a vintage feel with all the comfort you expect. A stones throw from the beach and a short walk to town. Yet tucked away in an old part of Worthing. Garden also contains original and listed outside privy Enjoy your welcome basket containing your breakfast and treats. A home from home where we hope you feel welcome and comfortable

Beautiful barn in the hills and woods nr Brighton

Idyllically situated down a quiet, magical lane, our oak-framed barn is surrounded by hills and woodland, with stunning views on all sides. There is instant access to beautiful countryside footpaths and bridleways. We are walking distance from a pub with a garden and good home-cooked food. Just an hour from London by train and 10 minutes drive from buzzy, cosmopolitan Brighton, we're also close to lots of pretty villages, lovely beaches, beautiful historic houses and gardens.

Green Park Farm Barn

In the heart of Mid-Sussex, our former dairy farm dates back to the early 1800's. The barn has been recently restored to provide 1000 sq ft of luxurious accommodation with wonderful views across the wheat fields to the west. Guests can enjoy countless walking and cycling trails from the front door. Brighton, historic Lewes, Glyndebourne, Hickstead and the South Downs are all a stones throw away. Gatwick is less than 30 mins by car and London a further 45 by train.

Bluebell Lodge in West Sussex, close to Brighton

The luxurious Bluebell Lodge is set in the heart of the Sussex countryside and is one of five lodges in this stunning woodland beside Blacklands Farm Campsite. The fully heated Lodge has two bedrooms, a modern bathroom and a very spacious living area with bi-folding doors out to a large decking area. Perfect to sit back and enjoy the countryside. Only 20mins drive to Brighton and the seaside. Check out our 4 other identical Lodges + 'Tawney's' annex too!

A Hidden Gem on the Edge of The South Downs

Enjoy a relaxed stay in the former home of Sir Norman Wisdom who lived here from 1958 to 76. It also belonged to Anne of Cleves, wife of Henry VIII. Located in the beautiful village of West Chiltington, on the edge of the South Downs national park, and just 15 miles from the coast, this 1 bedroom, self-contained annexe is a beautiful little cottage. It's ideally placed for walking holidays and is a popular base for all the Goodwood festivals.