A warm welcome awaits you at The Cottage.
The gorgeous bedroom.
The fully fitted kitchen has everything to hand to create that special meal.
The comfortable and homely living/dining area. You can stretch out on this super comfy sofa bed.
Soak up the sunshine and enjoy your favourite tipple on the patio.
The outside of The Cottage with private parking for two cars.
The ground floor kitchen.
The kitchen is so well-equipped.
Stairs lead from the kitchen to the living area.
Holiday treats!
A great space to catch up with work and emails, with all mod-cons including Alexa and superfast WiFi.
Time to relax.
Relax on the sofa whilst watching your favourite programme on the Smart TV or a film on Netflix.
Sloping ceilings and door that leads into the bedroom.
A comfy king-size bed awaits.
Breakfast in bed.
Nice finishing touches.
The shower-room is downstairs and situated just off the kitchen.
Enjoy a refreshing shower.
The delightful garden area.
The Cottage garden.
Al fresco dining.
The friendly owners live in the house next to The Cottage.
Beautiful surroundings.
So quiet and peaceful.
The resident ducks.
The resident ducks.
Access to some great walks nearby.
The Ashdown Forest, home of Winnie the Pooh and Pooh’s bridge.
All aboard! Steam train lovers will enjoy the Bluebell railway.
Picnic at Glyndebourne.
A spot of retail therapy at Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Enjoy walks on the South Downs.
Birling Gap.
Eastbourne Pier.
The Cottage
51132.6 miles NW of Uckfield | Sleeps 2 + cot* (no children from 1 to 15)
7 Nights from £524
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated in the heart of Fletching, The Griffin Inn is a countryside pub with fabulous views. The menu is created using seasonal local produce and there's a huge garden for al fresco dining.
Nearby beach
A long four mile shingle beach with no sand in sight, so whilst you won't be building sandcastles you can enjoy clear waters and great views towards Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters. You'll find a good number of cafes close by and a cycle path which runs along the back of the beach. Parking is usually available on nearby side roads. Volunteer lifeguards patrol the area during summer months and there is a seasonal dog ban on the central section of the beach only.
Nearby walk
Managed by the Woodland Trust, Park Woods is a delightful woodland with a choice of footpaths where you will find a variety of trees, streams and hidden ponds. You can see deer and other wildlife in this quiet, tranquil spot.
Nearby town
Located on the southern edge of the Weald this small town offers an assortment of high street shops and small independent traders. There are supermarkets and a variety of restaurants and cafes to choose from. The Uckfield Picture House shows the latest blockbusters and events with the Picture House restaurant conveniently located across the road.
June 2019
Uckfield
Useful for Waitrose
Also nearby
If you're in the area a visit here is a must. You can pick your own seasonal fruit, shop for local produce and call in to the cafe for a well deserved break. Food is locally sourced and vegans, gluten and dairy free options are available.
September 2022
Great breakfasts
Charming farm shop and cafe
June 2019
Oast Farm Shop
Excellent
This classic British pub offers traditional dining using seasonal ingredients locally sourced. In summer the country garden is open for guests to enjoy the Sussex countryside.
February 2022
Fantastic Sunday Roast!
Top quality food and very fairly priced. Would highly recommend.
Found on a winding country lane, this popular traditional pub is well worth the journey for fabulous food and a great selection of wine and beer. It has a great reputation so book ahead to ensure you get a table. Dogs are welcome and car parking is available.
September 2024
Dog friendly and lovely food
Lovely evening meal and our dogs were very welcome.
March 2023
Put Off by the Parking
Pub accessed by a narrow lane, and parking limited. Didn't stay.
September 2022
Special meal
We had a lovely meal and cocktails here. Worth the walk, it’s nearer than it looks. Food was delicious and served in a well contemporary styled Inn
Situated in the heart of the village, this local inn has a restaurant and bar area. Food is locally sourced using local suppliers where ever possible, even the cider comes from orchards close by.
March 2023
Worth a Visit...
Good food and large portions. Well presented and good, friendly service. Free parking at the rear.
Travel back in time through the Sussex countryside on the Bluebell Railway. Time tables are available on their website and tickets must be pre-booked.
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