A warm welcome awaits you at The Laundry.
Situated in the beautiful village of Jevington, perfect for exploring the South Downs National Park.
The ground floor bedroom is a peaceful retreat.
Listen to the retro Bakelite radio which has been internally modified so that you can connect to it via Bluetooth and play your own playlist.
The perfect spot for afternoon tea.
Listen to birdsong in the pretty courtyard garden.
Get ready to holiday!
The main door opens into the living area.
The living area is a welcoming space and lovingly furnished with modern and some nostalgic pieces.
The hand-crafted kitchen is well-equipped with all mod-cons and high quality cookware that any chef would be proud of.
What holiday treats will you cook?
Space to wine and dine.
A nice area to retreat and watch a film.
The back door opens into the enclosed courtyard garden.
Stairs lead to the double bedroom and bathroom.
Enjoy a long soak in this gorgeous bath.
The ground floor bedroom has a super-king bed which can be configured as twin beds if required. The bedrooms have snuggly bathrobes.
The upstairs bedroom with desk should you need to work.
The ground floor shower-room.
Store wellies and hiking boots.
Afternoon tea awaits.
The birthplace of banoffee pie!
Two parking spaces in front of the cottage.
A charging point for electric cars.
Take your four-legged friend and explore the South Downs National Park.
Pack your beach wear and head to Eastbourne beach.
Where to go today?
There are some great walks and cycle paths in Friston Forest.
The Cuckmere Haven.
Visit the ruins of Pevensey Castle.
Beachy Head Lighthouse.
The Clergy House in Alfriston. The first property acquired by the National Trust.
The Laundry
56502.3 miles SW of Polegate | Sleeps 4 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £606
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Ideally situated in the centre of the village, The Eight Bells is a traditional village pub with cosy interiors and pretty landscaped gardens. During the summer months you can enjoy a barbecue in the sun, the perfect holiday pastime.
Nearby beach
Eastbourne has a magnificent five miles of seafront with beautiful beaches, a long promenade, Victorian pier and bandstand. The beaches are well-kept and perfect for family days out and swimming when conditions allow. When refreshments are in order, there are plenty of cafes to choose from.
Nearby walk
Thanks to lovethesouthdowns.org we can bring you a choice of delightful countryside walks which start from the Eight Bells pub in the centre of the village. Choose either a three mile stroll or just over seven miles. Both routes are hilly but well worth the effort for the fabulous views.
Nearby town
Jevington is a pretty village situated in the beautiful South Downs with a traditional church and village pub. The cosmopolitan town of Eastbourne is a short drive away so Jevington is ideally placed to exploring the area.
Also nearby
This pebbly beach sits at the mouth of the river Cuckmere, in between Eastbourne and Seaford, and is a popular spot for anglers. With fabulous views of the white chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters, this quiet beach is great for dog walkers.
July 2024
Mrs A Hannam
Lovely easy walk following the estuary
October 2023
Circular dog walk
Best views of the Seven Sisters walking out along the river and back along the estuary
September 2022
Wonderful views at Cuckmere Haven
We visited Cuckmere Haven and the views were stunning. The beach itself is pebbly but there is so much history connected to this wonderful area that it is well worth a visit. One of my favourite places to be.
This fabulous pub has it's very own farm which supplies all the local ingredients used in the menu. With traditional interiors and a gorgeous outside space for al fresco dining, call in for lunch or dinner.
May 2024
Lovely in every way
Great food, in a wonderful setting
Found next to the grand church in Alftriston, The Clergy House was the National Trusts first ever property. Built in the early 15th century this Wealden hall-house sits amidst rolling countryside and overlooks the Cuckmere river. The cottage garden and orchard are a delight.
September 2022
Lovely old National Trust House
We visited The Clergy House and had a truly enjoyable experience. We took the guided tour on offer in the garden and the lady was very interesting and informative as was the guide inside the house. This made all the difference as we learnt so much. Such a lovely place to visit.
Centrally located on the high street, this traditional pub offers hearty food, warming log fires and real ales. Everyone is welcome here, including your four legged friends.
September 2022
Delightful old country pub
We ate at The George Inn on several occasions and each time the food was delicious. The pub itself is cosy with a lovely ambience and the staff friendly and welcoming. Definitely one of our favourite places to eat.
A traditional shop in the centre of the village. There's a delicatessen offering cheese and meats alongside baked goods and local produce including wine.
September 2022
Lovely well stocked village store
This little village store was delightful. It had so many items on sale and the deli was superb. We bought items from there several times which we ate in the garden in the evening with a bottle of wine.
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