Moorhens is set within the grounds of the owners’ property which consist of 37½ acres with its own orchard. The stunning views over the countryside and the rural location mean that it is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of busy life. Whilst the gardens are shared with other properties on the owners’ grounds you are free to explore. Inside Moorhens there is everything you could need to enjoy your stay making it a home away from home. Fully equipped with a washer/dryer and a dishwasher, the kitchen provides you with everything for a hassle-free and easy holiday, while a table and chairs provide a relaxing dining area with views from the door over the countryside. An additional outdoor seating area also offers the perfect spot for al fresco dining or to relax with a glass of wine of the evening. Moorhens benefits from an air conditioning unit providing cool air in the summer but also heat in the winter providing comfort all year round. Velux windows in the sloped ceilings provide light along with a view of the starry sky at night. All on one level the bedroom and en-suite facilities with a walk-in shower provide the perfect place for relaxing after a long day of exploring.
Located in the heart of Sussex countryside the property is a short drive away from the village of Herstmonceux with local shops, restaurants and pub. Herstmonceux also boasts its own observatory and science centre along with Herstmonceux castle. Numerous walks around the locality offer a chance to explore the Sussex countryside however nearby towns such as Battle offer the historic Battle Abbey, the home of the Battle of Hastings, along with a range of independent shops and restaurants. Larger towns such as Hailsham offer access to larger high street stores within a short drive. If you fancy a trip to the coast, then why not visit Pevensey Bay or Eastbourne offering beautiful pebble beaches and a range of seaside attractions for a fun day out? Beach 8 miles.
Moorhens can be booked together with The Shepherd’s Hut at Calvesfield Shaw (UK11682) to accommodate up to 4 guests.

The Cosy Cowshed is wonderfully situated in rural East Sussex on the grounds of a charming Oast house. Boreham Street is a very friendly village with a popular local pub. The property is only a 10-minute drive from Hailsham town which has a variety of supermarkets in addition to other shops and amenities. Battle is also 10 minutes away in the other direction with its range of cafes, restaurants, and shops. The stylish lounge enjoys a wood burner and a Smart TV, with views of the English Channel around 4 miles distant. The bedroom boasts an oak-framed bed with bedside tables and a wardrobe to match. The deep mattress can be turned to provide a warm or a cool night’s sleep. In the spacious kitchen and dining area, guests will find all the appliances they need for the designated chef to rustle up some good food! The property is also proudly eco-friendly. The owners are easy to reach, friendly, and approachable nearby if you need any help or advice.
Situated in the Weald with easy access to Herstmonceux, Battle, Pevensey, Eastbourne, and Hastings. A short drive to the seaside and many castles to visit. Herstmonceux Castle is just a walk away. The excellent local pub is a few yards away and serves food daily. It is popular due to its award-winning nature, so it is recommended to book in advance. A local coffee shop in Herstmonceux is a firm favourite with visitors and locals alike. Lovely countryside walks including the South Downs National Park and the 1066 Country Walk (which passes right by the property). Walkers are wonderfully well catered for, with the property situated on the 1066 Country Walk. Pevensey Castle is a good morning’s walk away, across Pevensey Marshes, while towards the North East, The Ash - a highly recommended pub for great food is under a 2-hour walk, through peaceful, rolling Sussex countryside. The Cowshed is situated adjacent to bus stops for service, generally running hourly through the day (Monday to Saturday) between Hastings and Eastbourne.

Welcome to a cosy one-bedroom apartment nestled on a picturesque farm in the heart of Battle, East Sussex. This charming holiday rental offers a unique countryside experience, blending rustic charm with modern comfort. Perfect for a romantic getaway or a solo escape, this flat is a haven for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The apartment is set within a beautiful working farm, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the countryside while still enjoying modern amenities.
As you approach, you’ll be greeted by the serene ambience of the farm and the sound of animals grazing in the nearby pastures. With ample parking available, you can easily unload and settle into your peaceful retreat. Inside, the apartment is thoughtfully designed with an open-plan living space that combines the living and kitchen areas. The warm and inviting atmosphere is enhanced by its original features, providing a cosy and rustic feel. The kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to prepare your meals if you wish, or you can explore the local dining options in Battle. One of the unique features of this farm stay is the opportunity to interact with the resident animals, creating cherished memories during your stay.
For those who love to explore, the apartment is conveniently located along the famous 1066 walking route, allowing you to embark on historic journeys through the stunning East Sussex countryside. The flat’s proximity to the battlefield of Hastings provides a rich history lesson right at your doorstep. Nearby, a picturesque lake offers the perfect spot for relaxation and birdwatching. Lucky guests may even spot the elusive kingfishers darting along the water’s edge, adding a touch of magic to your rural retreat. In the evenings, return to your comfortable one-bedroom apartment, which includes a cosy double bed and a modern bathroom with a shower.
After a day of adventures, you can unwind with a glass of wine in hand, enjoy the tranquil surroundings, and reflect on the beauty of rural East Sussex. This one-bedroom apartment in Battle, East Sussex, offers a unique holiday experience that combines rural charm with modern comforts, farm animals to interact with, and a prime location on the 1066 walking route. Don’t miss the opportunity to make lasting memories in this idyllic setting. Book your stay today and savour the best of the countryside for your next vacation.

The Cow Shed is a single-storey detached holiday barn with a large open plan kitchen, dining and living area with underfloor heating throughout, a wood burner and Smart TV. There is a large bedroom with kingsize bed, Sky TV and an en-suite bathroom. Outside, the property has a large garden, two patio areas and stunning views to enjoy. On those summer evenings it is the perfect spot to fire up the chiminea and sit back and enjoy the peaceful and beautiful surroundings that make this place truly magical.
Located in the charming village of Little Common, East Sussex, known for its picturesque streets lined with quaint cottages where you can explore the shops, cafés, restaurants, takeaways, bakery and butchers. Little Common is also surrounded by several scenic parks and nature reserves. Combe Valley Countryside Park is located just a short drive away and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including herons, kingfishers, and even the elusive water vole. This is perfect for those who enjoy walking as the coastal Herbrand Walk is around a 40-minute walk straight from The Cow Shed; dog-friendly all year round so bring your fluffy four-legged friend along.
Less than 3 miles is Bexhill Beach with its a traditional seafront. The long straight promenade is perfect for walking, jogging or cycling, You can pick up an ice cream, cream tea or drink at one of the seafront shops or visit the many cafés and bistros lining the seafront.
The award-winning beaches at Eastbourne are a short drive away, with access to the South Downs National Park, or stroll along the pier. Visit Eastbourne’s Sovereign Harbour where you can take a boat trip out to the iconic cliffs at Beachy Head. At the heart of 1066 Country is the attractive market town of Battle, perfect for enjoying afternoon tea or finding a souvenir of your holiday in one of the art galleries. Experience the famous battle itself through dramatic film and audio tours witnessing the event that changed the course of English history – The Battle of Hastings. Take a picnic to Glyndebourne and visit National Trust houses, castles and gardens.

Lavender House is a rustic cottage with a luxury modern interior. Located in the East Sussex village of Ewhurst Green with stunning views from inside and out, private parking and within walking distance to the pub. This is a fantastic period cottage with modern features! The rooms are bright and airy, and feature all the mod-cons you could need with all the charms of an old cottage. There are three large double bedrooms, two of which are kings. There is one large family bathroom with a bath and shower and a separate shower room. There is also a ground-floor cloakroom toilet. Downstairs has a wonderful open plan space with a living room, dining room and kitchen. The fully fitted kitchen has everything you would need for a very comfortable stay including a washer/dryer, dishwasher and Krupps bean-to-cup coffee machine, there is a large fridge, small freezer and wine fridge. Enjoy creating some fantastic holiday feasts for all the family to enjoy! Ewhurst Green is a beautiful sleepy village, and many footpaths can be accessed directly from the house. Enjoy water sports (kayaking and paddle boarding, along with rowing boats) down at Bodiam Boating Station, about a 5-minute drive away. The picturesque and romantic medieval Bodiam Castle was built in 1385 and has an original moat, towers and portcullis, and beautiful landscaping. The tea room overlooking the River Rother is a perfect spot to stop for a refreshment.
Lavender House is approximately 12 miles north of Hastings, with a great seafront and a selection of seafood restaurants. It is 20 miles from the prestigious Royal Tunbridge Wells, where you can experience the culture, beautiful scenery, and independent shops. Ideally situated to several National Trust properties including Sissinghurst Castle and Batemans. Less than 10 miles away is Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest, a perfect spot for walkers, and cyclists or to explore the treetops at Go Ape Bedgebury. Tenterden has a great little high street with antique shops, and close by is the Kent and Sussex steam railway going from Bodiam to Tenterden. For wine lovers, the award-winning vineyard Chapel Down is also within a half-hour drive. Pub 150 yards. Beach 12½ miles.

Welcome to the luxurious holiday let in the charming hamlet of Whydown! Nestled amidst breathtakingly natural beauty, this spacious and elegant property offers the perfect retreat for your vacation.
As you step into the home, you are greeted by a grand foyer adorned with tasteful décor and warm, inviting tones. The expansive living area boasts plush sofas and armchairs, providing ample space for everyone to relax and unwind after a day of exploration. Large windows bathe the room in natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. The open-plan design seamlessly connects the living area to the fully equipped modern kitchen. Here, you’ll find everything you need to prepare delicious meals for your group. From sleek countertops and state-of-the-art appliances to a spacious island and a dining table, this kitchen is a culinary haven. The bedrooms are designed with both comfort and style in mind. Each room exudes its own unique charm, with carefully selected furnishings and luxurious linens, ensuring everyone in your group has their own cosy space to retreat to.
Convenience is paramount, with multiple bathrooms throughout the property, each equipped with modern fixtures and fittings. Ample storage space, hairdryers, and complimentary toiletries are also provided for your convenience. One of the highlights of this property is the private hot tub, nestled in the beautifully landscaped garden. Imagine soaking in the warm bubbles, surrounded by serene nature, while enjoying the company of your loved ones. The hot tub provides the perfect spot to unwind and rejuvenate, creating lasting memories during your stay.
Located in the picturesque village of Whydown, there is no shortage of activities to keep you entertained during your stay. Explore the quaint streets filled with charming boutiques, where you can discover unique treasures and souvenirs. Indulge in the local cuisine by dining at the town’s restaurants, offering a variety of flavours to satisfy every palate. Nature lovers will delight in the abundance of outdoor activities. Take leisurely walks along the nearby coastline, breathe in the fresh sea air, and soak up the stunning coastal views. If you’re seeking more adventure, explore the surrounding hiking trails that wind through scenic landscapes, offering glimpses of picturesque valleys, rolling hills, and enchanting forests. Or for water enthusiasts, Whydown offers an array of options, whether you fancy swimming, surfing, kayaking, or paddleboarding, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy water sports along the pristine coastline.
Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, our holiday cottage in Whydown provides the perfect base for your next vacation. Book your stay today and embark on an unforgettable getaway!

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.

Moray Cottage is an excellent base in the far north of Scotland, on the edge of historic Wick. The attractive cottage is over a 100 years old, and has been in the same family for the entire time. Upon entering the property you have a spacious hallway with dining room off to the right, living room and conservatory to the left, kitchen at the back of the house and a bathroom and toilet also downstairs. Upstairs there are two double rooms, one with a king-size, a twin room and another bathroom. The garden is really large and wraps around the entire house. It’s enclosed, so both children and dogs can play at will. There are seating areas outside, as well as a summer house.
It enjoys a rural aspect on the edge of the town, so you get the best of both worlds: close to Wick’s amenities but with a countryside situation. Moray Cottage will suit a family wanting to explore the far north of Scotland. It’s an excellent base from which to explore John O’Groats, Duncansby Head, Orkney and both the north east and north coasts using the NC500. There’s so much to see and do, you’ll be out and about seeing something new every day. And at the end of long days out exploring, Moray Cottage is an excellent place to return to rest and recharge. Beach 8 miles.

The Pig Shed is a fantastic, luxurious studio apartment finished to the same high standard as the adjoining Burnside Cottage B&B. It has been awarded a Gold Green Tourism Award. Perfectly placed in the far north of Scotland between John O’Groats and Dunnet Head, The Pig Shed is a simply outstanding base from which to explore. Called The Pig Shed because the building was once home to a crofter’s pigs. It is now -you’ll be pleased to hear! - a luxury studio apartment that enjoys a sea and island view.
Set in the amazing big-sky landscape of Caithness you can see the Pentland Firth and the island of Stroma from The Pig Shed (and on a clear day you can see the Orkney Islands across the firth.). The accommodation is simple but brilliantly executed. Entering The Pig Shed there’s a helpful vestibule area which leads to the shower room and the main studio living space. The open-plan living space is beautifully finished and well-equipped for a self-catering holiday. It’s a place where a week or more would be very comfortable for a couple with dogs. Entering the main open-plan space there’s the kitchen/dining/living area first and the bedroom beyond over by the large rural and sea view window.
The local area is a treat for those visiting and staying at The Pig Shed. The Gill’s Bay ferry to Orkney is only half a mile away, so you can be over on the amazing islands within ninety minutes from The Pig Shed. Iconic John O’Groats is nearby and its neighbouring headland Duncansby is worth a visit – amazing seabirds and sea stacks. The Castle of Mey is a short drive away and so too is another RSPB hotspot, Dunnet Head. Dunnet Beach is only eight miles drive away and as well as being a beautiful stretch of sand is also an amazing surfing beach.
The towns of Thurso and Wick are only a short drive away and beyond the NC500 will take you to more outstanding places to see and visit. We urge you to book The Pig Shed and relax with the knowledge that you have booked a gem of a place to stay in the far north of Scotland. You’ll look forward to returning to The Pig Shed after days out exploring, and you’ll likely want to book again in the future as it’s such a welcoming, comfortable, and astonishing place to spend a short break or longer stay.

Crown Cottages is in the delightful village of Horsted Keynes in the very heart of a popular village, with a pretty outlook over the village green to the front and towards the recreation area to the rear. Horsted Keynes is a delightful West Sussex village in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is popular for its picturesque village green, many interesting historic buildings and the property is sandwiched between two local pubs.
The property is set back from the road in the village on the edge of the green, very picturesque, extremely spacious inside and an ideal base to explore everything that Sussex has to offer. You have your own dedicated private parking space for one vehicle but there is plenty of room to park other vehicles should you need the extra space. In the evening enjoy some relaxing time in front of the cosy wood burner in the living/dining room and appreciate the well-equipped and generous size modern kitchen with its granite surfaces. Upstairs you will find two spacious bedrooms with kingsize beds and one bedroom with one single bed and a pull-out bed.
The village has its own cricket club which hosts matches at the weekend and it’s a very pleasant and relaxing way to spend your day locally or if you are looking for something a little more energetic then you always have the tennis club, the recreational ground and for the children there is a playground just 5 minutes away. For a little village there is plenty to do on your doorstep and with the town of Haywards Heath just down the road, you will find the major supermarkets and a plethora of eateries. The Bluebell Steam Railway, offering two hour trips up and down the 11-mile line through scenic Sussex countryside, lovely for children. Also, the Golden Arrow Pullman train offers weekend lunch and dinners which need to be booked in advance and these are held from Spring to Autumn and Christmas. There is a vibrant cultural and arts scene in Sussex, with world-class opera at Glyndebourne theatre at Royal Tunbridge Wells and the annual Brighton Festival presenting a huge programme of theatre, dance, classical music and literary events, all of which are extremely local and just a short journey in the car. Shop 50 yards, pub and restaurant 67 yards.