A welcoming cottage for two in the heart of an organic dairy farm.
Enjoy your favourite tipple while taking in the views.
What a great space to sit and plan your next adventure in the East Sussex countryside.
The spacious open plan living-room has exposed beams.
The bedroom has a super-king bed which can also be made into twin beds if required.
The double doors lead out onto the terrace and large private garden.
The fully equipped kitchen has all that you need to prepare that special meal.
Great views of the garden and Pevensey Marshes.
The entrance to Moorhen Cottage with gate that leads to a private garden and parking.
Double doors into the spacious and open plan living area.
Tea and cake is served.
Lots of reading material on walks and places to visit in Sussex.
The bathroom.
The bath also has a fitted shower.
The patio with steps leading up to the decking where you can sit by the pond and admire the view.
The large raised decking area .
Overlooking the large wildlife pond.
The garden is so spacious.
Don't forget your wellies, but if you do there are several pairs to choose from.
You will never get bored of the spectacular views across the Pevensey Marshes towards the South Downs.
More views - watch out for the ha-ha there's a five foot drop.
The parking area outside Moorhen Cottage which is also next door to the farm buildings.
Anyone for table-tennis?
The open shed houses the table-tennis and room to store bicycles.
The lane that leads to the farmyard and Moorhen Cottage.
Just some of the produce made on the farm.
There are many excellent walks around the area.
Wartling Church which is next to the farm.
The Observatory Science Centre in nearby Herstmonceux.
Enjoy a trip to Herstmonceux Castle.
The pier at Eastbourne.
Walk the outer walls of Pevensey Castle.
Fantastic walks on the South Downs.
Visit the town of Battle and its beautiful Abbey.
Spectacular views.
Moorhen Cottage
45486.9 miles SW of Battle | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £403
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Located on the main street through Herstmonceux, The Brewer's Arms is a traditional village pub with cosy interiors and large grassy beer garden for summer months. Food is served daily and booking recommended.
Nearby beach
William the Conqueror landed here in 1066 before the historic Battle of Hastings. At the time the harbour was a bustling port but over time the coast has receded and now the local village is over a mile away from the beach. These days the shingle beach is pretty quiet with good views over the channel. Pay and display parking is available nearby and dogs are allowed although restrictions may apply in high season.
May 2022
Wide open pebbled beach
A lot my pebbled beach not many other facility
Nearby walk
The family seat of the Ashburnham family for 400 years, Ashburnham Place is now a christian retreat with grounds which are open to the public free of charge. The gardens were designed by Capability Brown and are a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the peace. The Orangery offers refreshments.
September 2024
Peace and good food
Orangery cafe and beautiful manicured grounds. A lovely place to chill.
Nearby town
Known for its fabulous castle and observatory, Herstmonceux is a pretty village surrounded by the verdant countryside of East Sussex. The village has a cricket club and a selection of shops and eateries.
March 2024
Lovely village
Excellent bakery. Cheapest petrol for miles (at the Jet garage). Helpful pharmacy. Please note the castle is closed until further notice due to subsidence(!) but the observatory is still open and well worth a visit - especially if you have young ones.
Also nearby
In the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this 17th century free house offers a warm welcome and traditional good pub grub. You'll find oak beams and an open fire to keep you warm in winter, your dog is welcome and there's plenty of parking.
October 2022
Excellent Food and Service
We have spent one week in the region and enjoyed two excellent dinners at the Ash Tree Inn. The Burgers and the Fish
October 2022
Fab Sunday roast
Great pub for a pint and Sunday lunch. We booked ahead (recommended). Very clean and thoroughly enjoyable roast and generous pudding. Loved it.
July 2022
Great food
Great food and in a quiet area. Friendly and efficient staff.
Originally built as the home of the world famous astronomical observatory, today you can enjoy interactive science for all the family. Both children and adults will enjoy a visit here and there's a cafe on site too.
Dating back to the 15th century, Herstmonceux Castle is a grand brick building with a 300 acre estate of woodland, formal and themed gardens. There's a cafe with indoor and outside seating and a childs play area, plus plenty of parking nearby. **please note as of March 2024 the castle is temporarily closed due to subsidence**
Established in 2007, Henners Vineyard offers guided tours of the vineyard and a visit to the newly refurbished winery. You can also taste the Henners range, further details are available on their website.
A 14th century traditional pub located in the heart of the pretty village of Sedlescombe. Perfect for anytime of year, with a roaring fire in winter and relaxing beer garden for the summer months.
September 2024
Good food
Enjoyed a lovely meal on my first night, good pub grub.
November 2023
Mrs McDonough
Very nice food and staff.
Returned for the quiz and pizza night-which was great fun in spite of the power cut!
April 2023
Great pub
Lovely staff and delicious food.
June 2022
sunday dinner
lovely pub and staff food is excellent
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