Welcome to The Granary.
The spacious and sociable kitchen has bi-folding doors that open onto the patio and courtyard.
The light and spacious main bedroom has an en suite bathroom.
Take in the countryside views from the balcony - the perfect place for al fresco dining.
Enjoy peaceful sleeps in the double bedroom which has an en suite shower-room.
The entrance to The Granary.
Large bi-folding doors lead into an open plan living area.
The kitchen/dining area is so light and airy.
Plenty of space to cook your favourite meals whilst chatting to family and friends.
Enjoy breakfast before heading out to explore the Sussex countryside.
The wood-burning stove is perfect for those chilly afternoons and evenings.
The cosy sitting-room.
The perfect place to retire after a busy day exploring.
The main bedroom with king-size double bed.
So spacious.
The main bedroom has an en suite bathroom.
The double bedroom.
Plenty of space.
A door leads to the en suite shower-room.
The ground floor WC.
Lots of interesting features.
Stairs lead from the courtyard to the balcony or it can also be accessed from the door off the landing.
The balcony is a great place to catch the afternoon sun.
Countryside views and farmland.
The Granary.
Relax with a coffee and the morning papers on the patio.
You and your four-legged friends will enjoy lovely walks with a footpath right next door to the barn.
The track to The Granary.
The Granary is at the end on the right.
The Granary.
The picturesque village of Cuckfield.
Cuckfield is a short stroll from The Granary.
Bolney Vineyard.
Enjoy day trips to Brighton.
Take long walks on the South Downs.
The Jack and Jill Windmills in Clayton, West Sussex.
Butterfly Gardens at Middleton Common Farm in Ditchling.
Visit The Bluebell Railway. A great day out for the whole family.
The Granary
50374.2 miles W of Haywards Heath | Sleeps 4 (no children under 6)
7 Nights from £636
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Located in the centre of the pretty village of Cuckfield, the Rose and Crown is a delightful village pub with a restaurant, bar and large garden for al fresco dining. Check out their website for opening times and to reserve a table.
Nearby beach
Here you'll find a shingle beach which sits in-between Shoreham-by Sea and Worthing. Dogs are allowed year round which is great for dog walkers as there's a vast swathe of compact sand exposed at low tide. The beach is popular with sailors, windsurfers and kite-surfers. Please note there is no lifeguard cover.
Nearby walk
A nature reserve since 1967, Blunts Wood and Paige's Wood make up 22 acres of woodland. Criss-crossed with footpaths and a bridleway visit here to discover a great variety of wildlife including dormice, stoats and glow worms.
Nearby town
With a great selection of independent shops, it would be easy to mistake Cuckfield for a small town rather than a village. Beautifully kept and with a lovely selection of old buildings, Cuckfield is a pretty place and definitely worth a visit.
Also nearby
A family run traditional village pub where food is cooked to order and dogs are welcome. There's a large outside terrace and inside the decor is warm and cosy.
August 2023
Perfect
Lovely pub, fantastic service and great value for money. Will definitely be visiting again
Okenden Manor is a delightful hotel on the outskirts of Cuckfield. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with morning coffee and afternoon tea also available. Take a look at their website for menu details and to make a reservation.
Built in the nineteenth century, this village pub sits on the outskirts of the village and offers a traditional menu. There's a covered outside area for al fresco dining and terraced gardens.
With two great parks, Victoria and Beech Hurst Gardens, a good selection of independent shops and lots of places to dine, Haywards Heath is a lovely town with lots to offer. Shoppers should head for Orchards Shopping Centre with The Broadway the place to go for restaurants and cafes.
This gentle walk will take you along the banks of the reservoir and through pretty countryside to several bird hides. This easy trail is one and a half miles long (return trip) and has benches along the route, perfect for picnics. Take a look at the Ardingly Activity Centre link for further details about this delightful walk.
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