The Little Lodge is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (now known as National Landscapes) a short drive from Rye, Battle and Camber Sands.
After a day exploring, snuggle up on the large corner sofa with your favourite tipple.
The kitchen-area where you can cook and enjoy a feast for two.
Breakfast in bed, after all you are on holiday!
The enclosed paddock is perfect for morning coffee or exercising your dog.
The drive that leads to The Little Lodge.
Plenty of space to park your car.
Step inside to the open plan living area.
The kitchen and dining area for intimate meals together.
Stairs lead to the bedroom.
The bedroom is a relaxing haven.
The view from the bedroom window.
The ground floor shower-room.
With a large shower to wake you up in the morning.
With your own private paddock.
Sometimes the owners' horses can be seen grazing.
Or you may be lucky to spot a herd of deer that frequently visit.
Stroll down the road and enjoy walks around Beckley Woods.
The countryside lane that leads to The Little Lodge.
Enjoy sunny days at Camber Sands.
Visit the medieval town of Rye.
Visit Bodiam Castle.
Visit Dungeness, a unique coastline on the coast of Kent.
Take a walk along Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
Visit the 1066 town of Battle with is beautiful Abbey.
7 Nights from £425
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingThis peaceful retreat for two is nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near the village of Broad Oak and a short drive from the medieval town of Rye, Battle and the beautiful beach of Camber Sands.
Double doors open into a hallway and open plan living area. The kitchen with dining-area has all you need to create your favourite holiday meals. There is a large corner sofa, perfect for snuggling up and watching your favourite films together on the Smart TV.
When the land of nod calls, head upstairs to a delightful bedroom with plenty of space to store belongings, sloping ceilings and dual-aspect windows where you can take in the countryside views.
Outside there is a private enclosed paddock with a picnic table, a lovely spot to enjoy sundown drinks or exercise your dog. The surrounding fields are a haven for wildlife, frequently visited by a family of badgers, foxes, many birds, rabbits and deer.
The owners' horses can often be seen in the stables or grazing in the fields. The owners live next door if you need anything and Pixie, their gorgeous friendly dog, may pop along to say hello.
This area of East Sussex is a haven for walkers with a plethora of footpaths to enjoy. Walk down the drive and along the road and you are straight into Beckley woods, a 145 hectare mixed woodland plantation.
Nearby to The Little Lodge is Darjeeling Lodge (5598), this property sleeps four. These properties can be booked together if you require additional accommodation for family and friends.
The village of Broad Oak has a pub, bakers, convenience store and local brewery.
Take a ride on the Rother Vally Railway and catch the train to Bodiam Castle or perhaps boating along the River Rother from the Lime Wharf Cafe.
Enjoy a day in Rye, an historic town with cobbled streets, lots of pubs, restaurants, art galleries, antiques shops and many independent shops. It is also home to The Rye Bay Scallop Festival and the Rye Arts Festival.
Visit the town of Battle, famous for its Norman Abbey. It has several independent shops, tea rooms and pubs. There is also a mainline station which connects to London and the coast at Hastings.
Enjoy some retail therapy at Royal Tunbridge Wells with its super shopping complex. There is also the old town and the Pantiles to wander through, known for its Chalybeate spring water.
If you fancy a day at the coast, then there is Camber with its golden beach and sand dunes or Winchelsea, Hastings, Pevensey Bay or Eastbourne.
Sussex is blessed with so many places to visit. Visit Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, Rudyard Kipling's House, Batemans, Dungeness, Smallhythe Place, Sedlescombe Vineyard, Camber Castle, Herstmonceux Castle, The Observatory Science Centre, Rye Castle Museum, Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Bedgebury Forest and Bewl Water to name just a few.
Ground Floor
Entrance hall
Open plan living-room with kitchen and dining areas. Smart TV. Electric hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Bedroom with king-size double bed (5')
Access is via a long narrow country lane. There are two small steps to the entrance; please be mindful of the sloping ceilings in the bedroom.
Features
- Dogs welcome (1 medium-sized dog only)
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Private parking for 1 car
- WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 1.5 miles
- Patio furniture
- 2 electric thermostatic radiators
