Cranberry Cottage is a single-storey, detached cottage situated in open countryside on the owner’s working croft farm. This generously proportioned two-bedroom cottage has been extensively renovated and provides bright, modern accommodation in a tranquil and private setting. Traditional stone walls surround the gardens and there a lovely views from over the surrounding hills.
Cranberry Cottage has an open plan living space with leather sofa and chairs and a Smart TV in the living area. The large, modern kitchen has plenty cupboard space and a dining table and chairs. There are two generous sized bedrooms with bedside tables in the property; one double bedroom with a kingsize bed and mirrored wardrobes, and one twin. There is also a large modern shower room. Outside is a fully fenced garden mainly laid to lawn and with a gravelled area for private parking.
Cranberry Cottage is located in Caithness with the nearest village of Thrumster just 1½ miles away and has a shop and pub. Wick is 5 miles away with supermarkets, shops, restaurants, pubs and cafés. There is a golf course, a harbour and a distillery that is open to visitors. The cottage is the perfect base to go walking around the area and return to the peacefulness of the location and chill out in the evenings.

This luxury detached barn is adjacent to the owner’s home and is ideally located for accessing all that Uckfield and surrounding areas have to offer.
The Barn is set in a peaceful location with parking for two cars. As soon as you enter the barn and step down into the open-plan living space you instantly relax. The décor, lighting, stonework and marble features are throughout The Barn and feel very opulent. On the ground floor you have a well-equipped kitchen, open plan with the living room and dining room. There is dining for four, a TV and sumptuous seating. There is a door leading out to the private garden area with seating for four. Back inside The Barn, the family bathroom has a walk-in shower and is located next to the ground floor master bedroom. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed, high-quality linens and storage space. In the main living space there is a staircase leading to the second bedroom. This bedroom features two zip-lock beds which when joined together make a super kingsize bed.
This holiday home is suited to anyone wanting somewhere that is luxurious, peaceful, and close to a lot of amazing places to visit. You might be going to the opera at Glyndebourne or visiting Lewes Castle and Museum. You might have spent the day exploring High Rocks, a 3¼-hectare geological site of special scientific interest west of Tunbridge Wells. If you want to take in the Sussex countryside by train, then the Bluebell Steam Railway is a must, or take The Lavender Line at Isfield station for a two-mile round trip between the village of Isfield and Worth Holt. There are some great houses to visit in the area. Anne of Cleves House is less than 5 miles away, and historic Charleston House and Firle Place are less than 20 minutes away. There are lots of trails and countryside to explore either by foot or bike and after a day of seeing all that the area has to offer you get to head back to the tranquillity of The Barn at Lower Morgans House and relax the day away.

Bexhill-on-Sea, located on the south coast of England, is a popular destination for holidaymakers seeking a charming seaside retreat. Crossways Mansions is a delightful apartment provides a wonderful setting for your holiday. The highlight of this beautifully designed apartment is the wonderful view of the sea from all rooms. Both bedrooms are tastefully decorated and furnished with comfortable beds and storage units, and the kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to prepare your own meals if you wish. Outside, the terrace is an ideal spot for enjoying a cup of coffee in the morning or watching the sunset in the evening. Please be aware that there is an Italian restuarant located below the property.
Bexhill-on-Sea serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. Take a leisurely stroll along the beautiful promenade, which stretches along the coast, and enjoy the fresh sea breeze and take in the stunning views of the English Channel. Visit the iconic De La Warr Pavilion, a contemporary arts venue that hosts a variety of exhibitions, performances, and events. Explore the art galleries and catch a show or concert. Wander through Bexhill’s charming Old Town, with its quaint streets, independent shops, and historic buildings. Spend a relaxing day at Egerton Park, a picturesque park with beautiful gardens, a lake and recreational facilities. Learn about the local history and heritage of Bexhill at the Bexhill Museum, where you can explore fascinating exhibits that showcase the town’s past, including its connection to the birth of British motor racing.
Take a short trip to Cooden Beach, a nearby coastal village known for its scenic beach and charming beach huts. Visit the magnificent Herstmonceux Castle, a 15th-century moated castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodlands. Explore the castle’s interior, attend medieval events, or enjoy a picnic on the grounds.
Just a short drive away is the historic town of Hastings, known for its medieval Old Town, Hastings Castle, and the famous Hastings Pier. Enjoy exploring the narrow streets, visiting art galleries and sampling delicious seafood. Discover the site of the historic Battle of Hastings at Battle Abbey, where you can also explore the abbey ruins, walk in the footsteps of William the Conqueror, and learn about the events that shaped English history. Explore the nearby nature reserves such as Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and Pevensey Levels Nature Reserve. These areas offer opportunities for birdwatching, walking trails and enjoying the natural beauty of the Sussex countryside.