Out and about nearby
Local walks
In the local area
Under an hour's walk away across the fields, a charming village with an ancient and interesting church and a great pub with excellent hearty food. (Tuesday & Thursday are "Biker's Nights" , so best avoided - unless you love bikes and bikers, of course!
Chiddingly
Under an hour's walk away across the fields, a charming village with an ancient and interesting church and a great pub with excellent hearty food. (Tuesday & Thursday are "Biker's Nights" , so best avoided - unless you love bikes and bikers, of course!
Sightseeing
An iconic area of Sussex coastline. Worth driving inland from there to eat at The Tiger Inn, Eastdean , where you can track down Sherlock Holmes house.
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National Trust Birling Gap und die Seven Sisters
Beachy Head RoadAn iconic area of Sussex coastline. Worth driving inland from there to eat at The Tiger Inn, Eastdean , where you can track down Sherlock Holmes house.
An amazing walk beside the meandering, much photographed Cuckmere River, takes you to a sheltered beach area and footpath passing the "Coastguard Cottages" often used in TV programmes.
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Cuckmere Haven
An amazing walk beside the meandering, much photographed Cuckmere River, takes you to a sheltered beach area and footpath passing the "Coastguard Cottages" often used in TV programmes.
This beautiful Opera Venue, is literally 15 minutes away, and is just outside the interesting village of Glynde, with its working Forge and the lovely Glynde Place.
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Glyndebourne
New RoadThis beautiful Opera Venue, is literally 15 minutes away, and is just outside the interesting village of Glynde, with its working Forge and the lovely Glynde Place.
City/town information
The County Town with its ups and downs , is well worth a visit with lots of small independent shops and a couple of Bric-a -Brac/ antique markets, besides The Castle (great views) and many eateries and pubs.
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Lewes
The County Town with its ups and downs , is well worth a visit with lots of small independent shops and a couple of Bric-a -Brac/ antique markets, besides The Castle (great views) and many eateries and pubs.