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Amazon Prime

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Cot / Crib

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Extra Pillows and Blankets

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Iron

Ironing Board

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Luxury Bedding

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Parking Available

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Parking & Access

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Beach Essentials

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Although this three-storey home was only built in recent years, much of the interior design takes inspiration from retro trends. Many of the furnishings are mid-century in style and there are 1970s flourishes peppered about in the form of overhanging metallic lamps and swirly feature walls in the living rooms. That being said, the pristine white kitchen is as modern as they come, as are the bathrooms. Outside, guests get the benefit of not one, but two terraces, with space to cook, eat and relax. The location gives plenty of options for excursions in the great outdoors, too. It's possible to get on a footpath running alongside the River Adur in less than a minute on foot which is a great base for kayaking and paddleboarding, and leads to a 37-mile long track through the South Downs National Park. Shoreham Beach is a mere ten-minute walk via the high street which boasts an abundance of pubs, restaurants and shops, and the Brighton seaside only takes twenty-three minutes to reach in the car.

Chalkhill Blue

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Coffee Maker

Pod Coffee Machine

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Laptop Friendly Workspace

Free Parking On Premises

Outdoor Seating

Access to Beach

Fire Extinguisher

Smoke Detector

Set just opposite Worthing Beach, this period apartment certainly delivers on location. It's seafront living at its finest, and it's no surprise that the views here are second to none. The best spot to enjoy them is on the private balcony – especially when the sun rises – though the living area also boasts panoramas worth writing home about. While two guests will sleep on the sofa bed, with scenery like that to wake up to, we don't think they'll mind.

Blue Sky, Blue Sea

Sound System

Library of Books

Playground

Bathrobes

Stove

Hot Tub

Wellness & Fitness

Free Parking On Street

Accessible Parking

Single-Level Home

Balcony / Patio

Hammock

Herb Garden

Welcome Hamper

Safe

Situated on a small family-run agricultural nursery, we think this luxury lodge is the perfect place to switch off and recharge. Not only is the location excellent – the idyllic South Downs are practically on your doorstep – but the attention to detail here is second-to-none. Rainfall showers and eco-friendly toiletries in the bathrooms, Netflix on the smart TVs and a panini maker in the kitchen are just a few of the things we love. The design is impeccable with blue velvet, dark greys and lots of wood. It's the perfect blend between rustic, country living and contemporary comforts, with chic furniture handmade by host Lucca. Speaking of, he'll leave a welcome hamper brimming with goodies for you to enjoy, and depending on the season, it'll contain fresh Italian fruit and veg grown on their farm. 

Days start and end here out on the deck, enjoying alfresco breakfasts in the sun and evening dips in the private hot tub. In between, set off and explore the local area – just walk out the front gates and you're on the National Trust South Downs footpath, leading towards Highdown Hill. A fourteen-minute walk away is the local pub, a few eateries and shops in Ferring, and it's only a five-minute drive to the beach. And with Worthing, Chichester and Brighton all less than an hour by car, you'll have plenty of options for adventures around West Sussex.

Dew on the Vine

Ice Machine

Private Washing Machine

Fireplace

Air Conditioning

Private Parking

Free Parking

Parking On Premises

Patio / Terrace

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

Enjoying enviable sea views and an unmatched beachfront location, not only is this stylish modern home perfectly placed to explore the award-winning beaches on your doorstep, but also the spectacular South Downs.

A stunning open-plan living room dominates the first floor and offers access to a spacious balcony with outstanding views over the sprawling seafront. The fact it's south facing makes it an ideal outdoor hangout from the first sip of your morning coffee to the last drop of your sundowner each day.

On the ground floor, two individually decorated bedrooms provide you with relaxing refuges to retreat to at the end of the day, with the main bedroom benefitting from access to an en-suite bathroom. Step out into the palm-fringed garden, equipped with a gorgeous wooden deck, enticing outdoor furniture, a barbecue and a fire pit. The icing on the cake has to be the hot tub, where you're welcome to enjoy long evenings soaking in the warm water as the sun sinks below the horizon.

Worthing itself recently found itself topping The Times holiday hotlist. The newspaper reserved special praise for its vibrant atmosphere, selection of independent shops and plenty of choices when it comes to places to eat and drink. 

Alternatively, pack yourself a picnic and cross over into the South Downs National Park, crisscrossed with walking routes and cycle trails, just a few miles to the north. In contrast, the bustling city of Brighton offers plenty of coastal culture, a little over half an hour's drive along the coast.


Balcony by the Bay

Located in the heart of West Sussex, this cute cottage is the perfect retreat for exploring the South Downs, Brighton, and the surrounding area of natural beauty. This place is a walker's paradise with meandering countryside paths right from its doorstep. In fact, it's just a twenty-minute stroll to the local pub and the village of Henfield for provisions. Inside this compact home, there’s the all-important wood-burning stove, as well as underfloor heating and nice touches such as the handmade linen. The highlight for us though is the sunny garden with its summer flowers such as scented lavender and roses. 

The Cobblestone Cottage

Private Dryer

Ceiling Fans

Resort Access

We're not exaggerating when we say this home is seconds away from the seaside. Perched next to East Preston's shingled shores and a short walk from the village's shops and eateries, you're no more than a five-minute stroll from everything you'll need. Furry friends and little ones will enjoy the sprawling garden at home. Complete with an alfresco dining table, a tyre swing, and lots of space to run amuck, it's an excellent option for post-beach hangouts. Inside, it's bright, cosy and roomy enough for the whole family. Most bedrooms are upstairs, and the ground-floor bunk bed is only suitable for children. Still, this home makes a delightful coastal retreat, indeed.

The Pebble & The Pearl

Workplace

This beautiful seaside holiday home is designed with families in mind, with the sea just steps away. There's plenty of room for everyone here, with an annexe to grant a little extra privacy to couples. The garden is large enough to entertain children and furry friends, with space for alfresco dining and drinks, and an elevated pond. The area is quiet and residential, perfect for a relaxing coastal break. Kingston and Ferring beaches are minutes away on foot, and the BlueBird Cafe offers a lovely breakfast.

The Lazy Days

Safety Gates

This pretty holiday home sits in the centre of Westmeston, a village at the foot of the South Downs. It’s a great spot for walkers as the footpath directly outside leads straight to the Downs, and there are plenty of other local walks to enjoy. Beach-lovers need only drive thirty minutes to reach the south coast. The house itself retains much of its Victorian charm, having been lovingly restored. We love the garden and the cosy wood burner for chillier evenings. 

The Green Mill

These converted stables make for a peaceful, rustic escape. Whether you're planning country walks on the South Downs, a trip down to the coast or little more than reading in the cosy living room, everything here should be done at a leisurely pace. The home is set in seven acres of lush green land – yours for the exploring. Inside, it's a lovely mix of country chic and clean modern lines, with a feature reclaimed wood wall, comfy sofa and plenty of homely touches. It's only half an hour from Brighton by car, with some excellent pubs nearby, and if you're into wine, you'll be keen to visit the local vineyards.

Strong and Stables

Espresso Machine

Underfloor Heating

Secured Parking

Early / Late Check-Out Available

EV Charger

Wheelchair Access

Fenced Garden

Security Cameras

Stair Gates

Lie low for a while amid the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park – best seen through the vast south-facing picture windows of this meticulously converted barn. Winding your way up the country lane leading to this home, you could feel a world away from everything. Yet the characterful medieval town of Lewes is just a ten-minute drive away and a little further, Brighton (twenty-minute drive) for a walk by the sea and shopping in its Lanes. But it’s right here at home where we think you’ll be spending most of your time. From alfresco barbecues on the vast garden terrace, sundowners on the mezzanine balcony, and relaxing in the hot tub, to large sit-down dinners indoors overlooking the downs, this house is well suited for entertaining. And there’s heaps of space to spill out in the generously sized bedrooms – spread out over two floors and united by a tasteful mix of contemporary and rustic interiors. Lofty high ceilings, polished concrete flooring (the underfloor heating keeps things toasty), and sleek architectural glazing make quite the first impression. While a bespoke shaker kitchen with all the mod-cons (think Everhot range cooker and wine cooler) and beautifully curated objet’s de art bring character and soul. After bracing walks in the surrounding hills, kick off your muddy shoes in the boot room and sink into the sumptuous sofas to soak up those awe-inspiring views with freshly brewed coffee. Feathered by cosy cushions and the softest sheepskin, it's highly likely you may never want to leave.

The Grain Store

Ideally situated close to the heart of Worthing and less than a minute from the coast, this stylish apartment is perfect for a seaside family romp or a reunion of old friends. Step through the front door to be greeted by its open-plan living space, which provides the perfect location to catch up and share anecdotes over a coffee or glass of wine.

Step out onto the balcony upstairs to breathe in the sea air and listen to the gulls fly overhead. This spot is perfect for your morning coffee before you take a short walk to the beach. For lunch, we recommend heading down to Worthing’s historic pier for traditional fish and chips. For the more health-conscious, wander a few minutes inland to one of the town’s trendy cafes or restaurants. 

Worthing Rock

In the peaceful village of Westmeston, this home is spread across a semi-detached cottage as well as a single-story studio space. In the main cottage, you'll find a larger space with a dining area, kitchen and living room for all guests to come together. Meanwhile, the studio features another open living space with its own independent amenities. The two garden areas are each equipped with outdoor seating and hot tubs. However, with underfloor heating across the home, it is equally as inviting here during the colder months. Plus, you'll be just steps away from footpaths leading directly to The South Downs National Park and two local pubs. 




The Greenshaw

Step-Free Access

Fall in love with Worthing from your sea view apartment, just a short walk from the pier. The quintessential seaside town is packed with nostalgic charm – think morning walks along the beach, fish and chips on the sand, arcade games aplenty, and old-school ice cream parlours galore. But it’s much more than that – Worthing has made a name for itself with incredible street art, restaurants, and hip cafes. It combines cool, modern eateries and new-wave delis with the nostalgia that we know so well. 

When you’re not exploring Worthing, your contemporary apartment is the perfect place to unwind. Relax on the plush sofa, chat around the bar-style table while sipping on cocktails, and best of all, make the most of the sunny terrace. With views of the sea, there’s no better place to savour a refreshing morning coffee or enjoy a crisp glass of wine at sunset. 

The Sea's Doorstep

Garden / Courtyard

Set on a farm in West Sussex, this charming cottage is the perfect couple’s retreat or solo getaway. The interiors are bright and fun, with pops of block colour punctuating each room. Downstairs there’s a cosy living area with a wood burning stove, which you can put a log on and curl up in front of a film in the evening. The modern kitchen is well stocked for cooking up homely meals, or on warm days fire up the barbecue and enjoy lunch alfresco at the wooden table outside. Look out the kitchen window and you might spot Nellie and Maggie, the shaggy Shetland ponies whose paddock is twenty feet away. Feel free to give them a carrot or two! 

The cottage is on a farm run by your hosts. You are surrounded by the great outdoors here, and you’ll have direct access to footpaths and bridleways which take you through the farm and out into the picturesque countryside beyond. As you walk out, stop by the Stud house, where you can say hello to the native ponies in their stable. The village of Billingshurst is a four-minute drive away, where you’ll find a supermarket and some local country pubs. Pay a visit to the Nyetimber vineyard, a fourteen-minute drive away, and pick up some of their excellent sparkling wine. After a day of exploring, there’s nothing better than enjoying a glass of bubbly back at home as the sun sets over the fields. 

Stud Cottage

This former bakery has plenty of character and charm, making it a solid option for an escape to West Sussex. Built in the 1800s, it's been well maintained, renovated to a high standard and tastefully decorated throughout. We loved the original features (like the sash windows, fireplaces and bakers’ oven); good-size modern kitchen, with a central island for chatting over a glass of wine; king-size beds with crisp, fresh linens; and the sweet courtyard garden: a real little sun trap. The home's location, right in the heart of the town of Arundel, gives easy access to coffee shops, pubs and independent shops – particularly for those who love browsing for art and antiques – as well as stunning views over the famous castle as well. You’re just a few minutes drive to great spots on the South Coast – less than 20 to Worthing; 40 into Brighton – making this a great spot, whether you're into sightseeing or just atmospheric and cosy places to stay. 

Bread & Butter

The world is your oyster at Head Over Hills. Nestled into the rolling hills of the South Downs by Amberly Wild Brooks, this home blends rustic living with an incredible range of modern luxuries to create a unique space that inspires you to slow down and spend time with your loved ones. Boasting 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape, a meditation pod, a sundeck, and private bluebell woods, we can’t think of a better place to unwind. Head out to the hills to explore the impressive sceneries (host Jemma also offers bike rentals), then come home and soothe your aching muscles in the wood-burning hot tub. Jemma also offers a menu of wellness retreat packages at an extra cost (think along the lines of yoga and pilates classes, sound baths and meditation instructors). And if you want to learn a new skill, you can also book vegan and raw food cookery courses – there are even creative tutorials in things like art and photography. At night, we recommend cooking up a storm in the bespoke kitchen (or hiring a private chef to do the honours), socialising with friends, and taking in your stunning surroundings.

Head Over Hills

Located right in the heart of Arundel, this Grade-II listed Victorian townhouse has stunning views over the castle and the Gothic cathedral on top of the hill. Originally designed and built by Joseph Hansom (the architect behind Arundel Cathedral), there are plenty of traditional features inside to admire. Modern gadgets like a flat-screen smart TV and slick wine fridge are seamlessly incorporated into the decor alongside original fireplaces, windows and chandelier-hung ceiling roses. We loved the mix of furniture, with individual pieces specially selected to fit each room, as well as the charming courtyard garden. Overall, we felt the home was warm, inviting, comfortable and very clean. Add in the location – just a two-minute walk from the high street – and it's a winner. Arundel is quaint and charming with pretty shops, art galleries, pubs, coffee shops and a fairytale castle to discover. Right by the river Avon and near to excellent walks in the South Downs, you're also close to great spots on the South Coast – it's less than twenty minutes to Worthing and about a forty-minute drive from Brighton. This is a lovely option for a family looking to linger for a while and enjoy a slower pace of life, within easy driving distance of the seaside.

Linger Awhile

Nestled deep in the English countryside, far away from the blaring horns and pneumatic drills of the city, this charming home provides the perfect base for a picturesque holiday pulled straight out of the pages of a ‘Famous Five’ story.

You’ll be struck by how charming the interior is as you pass through its doors. With its open-plan living space offering both ample room and plenty of style.

When you want to freshen up after a hike, you’ll be torn between the free-standing copper bath and the rainfall shower. In warm weather, you’ll enjoy meals out in the alfresco dining area. When it’s a bit nippy, you’ll relax sitting around the fireplace.

Offering direct access to the charming wooded areas of Hesworth Common (perfect for picnics or a trip to a country pub) and within walking distance from farm shops and an award-winning shop selling local produce, this home is in a fantastic location for getting a feel for the local area. We recommend trying the local wine – the area is becoming renowned for its vineyards and wineries.

The home can also serve as a base to explore a little further afield –  Chichester, Brighton, and Portsmouth all make for ideal day trip spots.

Panel Show

A stack of firewood, a twisting rose and a huddle of foxgloves greet you at this restored 18th-century flint cottage. Tucked away behind the old schoolhouse in the peaceful village of Angmering, a handful of pubs and shops are a few minutes walk from the front door. Inside, exposed stone feature walls, masonry marks from 1666 and latched, wood doors retain the home’s history. French doors open out from the cosy little living room to the garden – a walled oasis filled scattered with flowering pots and furnished with a bench and bistro set for two. It’s the perfect spot for a G&T in the evening. A welcome pack awaits your arrival in the kitchen, packed with organic produce and luxury tea and coffee to get you started. Make the 10-minute drive to the castle-topped village of Arundel to refill the cupboards from the delis and farm shops in the area. Just beyond Arundel, the walking trails of the South Downs await those who really want to get out in the countryside.

School of Thought

Bicycles

Swimming Pool

Just a five-minute walk from the picture-perfect village of Shere in the Surrey Hills, this place is a much-loved family home. Set in five acres of private grounds, with views across the rolling hills, it's bound to be a hit with lovers of the great outdoors, with excellent hiking and cycling routes from your door. A substantial period house approached via a sweeping drive, it's a slice of rural living on a grand scale – there's everything from an outdoor pool and tennis court to a vast vegetable garden and free-range hens. And children will love the sunken trampoline.

Inside, elegant styling, country furnishings and eclectic artwork blend to create a lived-in, warm feeling. A beautiful living room and snug both feature working fireplaces and the kitchen is extremely well-equipped when it comes to cooking for a large group (yes, there really are two dishwashers). You can even cook alfresco meals down at the pool house. But its most impressive room has to be the orangery, where a long dining table is the star of the show, against a backdrop of vast windows and doors with spectacular views.

Perfect for special gatherings, and with a new yoga studio, it's also a flexible space with an additional cottage and a garden studio that can be rented alongside it. And when you're not entertaining, the village, with its tea shop and pretty church, is just a stroll through the fields – one of the most scenic villages in England, you may recognise it as one of the locations where the movie The Holiday was filmed.

Green on My Mind

Games Room

Pool / Snooker Table

Driving up to this home, you’ll no doubt feel as though you’re entering your own version of Downton Abbey or Bridgerton – and once you step inside, it only gets grander. Wooden panel walls, classic fireplaces, beautiful chandeliers, and four poster beds add to the stately comfort of this quintessentially English manor house. Spend the morning nursing a cup of tea with breakfast, before retiring to one of the many rooms to find the most comfortable sofa – of which there are many – so you can spend a few hours getting lost in a Jane Austen novel. Afterwards walk the beautifully manicured grounds, and if you happen to reenact some of the scenes from Pride & Prejudice, we promise not to tell.  

Family trips can be spent puzzling together, or getting all hands on deck in the kitchen to prepare a feast fit for lords and ladies, whilst luxury hen and stag parties might choose to celebrate a different way. Regardless of why you came, once you experience the peaceful reprieve the manor has to offer, you won't want to leave. 

Surrey Hills Manor

Surrounded by woodland with beautiful views across the River Meon, this home is ideally placed for a relaxing rural retreat. You can enjoy the views while sitting on the deck next to the water. Children will love exploring the grounds while everyone can enjoy cosy nights by the fire-pit. Inside, the rooms are simple, fresh and family-friendly. Your host provides a welcome pack with basic essentials and you’ll find plenty to explore in the surroundings. Follow the South Downs Way or adventure further afield to the villages of Meonstoke and Droxford.

Days by the River

Courtyard

On a tree-lined crescent road, this elegant apartment occupies the wing of a traditional Victorian home and welcomes you to enjoy a regal stay in southeast London. 

Just a short stroll from Hampton Court Palace as well as the River Thames, you’ll find yourself perfectly poised for magical strolls, sightseeing and the endless delights of city living. And from the moment of arrival, you’ll want to pause and savour the unique details of this home. From the antique furnishings and ornate styling to the personal touches and leafy garden views, this is the kind of space that promises to bring warmth and joy to your stay – as well as an abundance of charm and character. 

Enjoy relaxing in the elegant sitting room, savour a quiet morning coffee on the balcony, embrace the comfort of home cooking in the fully-equipped kitchen, and sip early evening drinks in the garden. However you choose to spend your time here, you’ll find it easy to settle in and make this space your own. 

Days can be spent admiring the beauty of the Royal parks – it’s just a short stroll to Bushy Park and a short train ride from Richmond Park. And with an abundance of shops, cafes and eateries on your doorstep, you’ll find yourself living like a London local.

Grace & Light 

Piano

Ping Pong Table

Exercise Equipment

Outdoor Kitchen

Nestled between two islands on the picturesque banks of the River Thames – this beautiful thatched Edwardian home built in 1903, under a fifteen-minute drive from Windsor, is the perfect riverside retreat. Watch the boats, ducks and swans on the river go by from your own private heated pool. Lawns stretch down to the water – perfect for a game of croquet or challenge someone to a game of table tennis. There’s also a multipurpose play area for any younger children.

Inside, you'll see more of those divine riverside vistas. There are two living rooms and plenty of space for entertaining your family or friends. We love the master bedroom’s balcony, but a real highlight of this home for us was the bedroom attached to the side of the house on stilts. It’s constructed out of 19th century beams from one of the last pioneering ships bound for Australia and contains beautiful carvings and unique features from this period.

When you want to explore, your hosts can help arrange River Thames boat trips to pick you and your guests up directly from the garden. There’s also a lovely pub in the nearby village of Wraysbury, a ten-minute walk away. As well as close proximity to Windsor and Eton, Ascot racecourse is just over twenty minutes in the car and Thorpe Park, a fifteen-minute ride, while Henley, which hosts the Royal Regatta is forty minutes. If you visit London, Slough train station (a fifteen-minute drive away) runs services to London Paddington, the fastest being fourteen minutes.



One of England's Watery Gems

Record Player

Baby Bath

Outdoor Shower

In a secluded spot down a single-track lane, this contemporary barn is a welcome surprise. Renovated in the style of Caruso St John (the famed architects behind the Tate Modern), it's a striking tribute to modern, eco-friendly design – solar panels and a heat source pump power the heating and hot water. The inside is just as dramatic, with copper light fittings, high-design furniture and large picture windows that make the most of the garden views. All the mod-cons are accounted for, including rain showers, a home-cinema projector and underfloor heating to keep chilly toes at bay. Throw a log on the wood-burner for extra cosiness and snuggle up in the window seat with a good book. Outside there's even more to love, including a private pool, leafy garden and a calisthenic gym space that works as a yoga or kickboxing studio. After a morning workout and a dip in the pool, enjoy a walk around Manor Bottom, or if you want to stretch your legs even more, the seaside town of Ventnor is a forty-minute walk away. But our favourite part were the hosts. The amount of love Steven and Agnieszka put into making their guests' stay extra special is quite something. No detail has been overlooked, be it organic toiletries, a welcome hamper filled with local jams and chutneys or arranging on-site massages. They even go the extra mile to carefully curate books and music for each individual guest – safe to say, you'll be in excellent hands.

The Granaries

Changing Table

Baby Monitor

Tennis Court

Private Pool

Gather up your nearest and dearest and pile into this palatial Georgian manor dating back to 1720. Nestled in the sleepy Sussex countryside village of Walberton and just a twelve-minute drive from the coast, this is the ultimate staycation abode.

Spill out onto the verandas on a hot sunny day as kids splash about in the heated pool or run amuck on the vast lawns and secret pathways leading to a playground. Or, up the ante with a round of tennis or gym session - there's a hot tub to reward yourself with a post-workout soak.

In the winter months, hunker down beside the brightly burning fires of the vast and stately living spaces oozing with period charm for board games and movie nights. Or challenge your ensemble to a game of hide-and-seek –⁠ just think of the nooks and crannies to explore. 

When tummies start to rumble, fire up the pizza oven or barbecue outside – the sun-soaked terrace and bar area is a joy on a balmy evening. Host a glamorous dinner party in the dining room – the glorious mishmash of antiques and curiosities bring all the ambience. Or seek out one of the gastropubs in the village – the Black Horse gets our vote (fifteen-minute walk). 

Lah-Di-Dah

One of a collection of three cottages on a thirteen-acre working farm in West Sussex, this home is nowhere near as rustic as these details might suggest. Step behind the front door and you'll find an interior that's contemporarily styled with a few quirky touches.

The stark white walls and sleek tiling make for a blank canvas against which the colourful cushions and hand-painted kitchen chairs really pop off. As well as that, the modern grey kitchen and pristine bathrooms are a world away from the back-to-basics country cottages that pepper the map in these parts – the rolltop bathtub in particular is sure to make a lot of guests very happy.

When the weather's on your side, there's a private outdoor space with an alfresco table and barbecue, but it's also lovely to wander about the shared parts of the site. The hosts run a private stud and breed native ponies, so if you're lucky, you might see a foal or two during your stay.

The home is blessed when it comes to location, sitting almost equidistantly between South Downs National Park and the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – as you might imagine, there's a wealth of walking routes to embark upon that start straight from the farm or just a short drive away. The seaside isn't too far away, either – you can get over to Worthing in just over half an hour in the car. 



Mane Character

Heated Pool

Outdoor Pool

Initially built in 1914, this exquisitely renovated home boasts a storied past as a former schoolhouse. It's brimming with character, promising old-school school charm from the outset with its stately red-brick facade. Positioned in the historic market town of Godalming, just a three-minute drive (fifteen-minute walk) from the town centre and a thirty-minute drive from the South Downs National Park, it offers an idyllic base for exploring Surrey's breathtaking natural beauty.

A masterclass in colour theory, the interior exudes an artisan ambience with its vibrant aesthetic, art-clad walls and eclectic array of stylish decor and vintage touches. Crittall doors usher in floods of sunlight while offering perpetual glimpses of the leafy exterior, and we love the open-plan living space. With its free-flowing layout and contemporary comforts, including an equipped farmhouse-style kitchen, it's primed for relaxation. Here, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors reveal the patio. After a restful night's sleep in the sumptuous bedrooms, step outside and sip your morning coffee here, awakening from your slumber to birdsong and the symphonic rustling of leaves. 

This home's beautifully equipped half acre of grounds beckons you to unwind in the splendour of your surroundings. The lush garden is nestled in a cocoon of dense foliage and pruned-to-perfection hedgerows, promising privacy. We especially love the swimming pool. Bordered by plush sun-loungers and a summerhouse, it's a lovely space for relaxing come rain or shine. After a day of adventure or simply lounging poolside, fire up the rustic barbecue for a delicious alfresco feast before a night of board games beside the crackling fireplace.

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