A stylish converted barn in a peaceful location.
The floor to ceiling windows allow natural light to flood in.
Light and airy sitting-room.
From the sitting-room to the kitchen/dining-room.
The added bonus of a shared tennis court.
Surrounded by trees and woodland.
Plenty of room to prepare a meal in the fully equipped kitchen.
Enjoy holiday meals together.
Anyone for breakfast?
Open plan with stairs that lead to the bedrooms.
Steps to the king-size bed.
The family bathroom.
The Victorian bath.
The twin beds can be made into a super king-size double.
Downstairs shower-room with walk-in shower and washing machine/drier.
The spacious living area with stripped oak floors and ancient beams.
Writing desk with views to the garden and tennis court.
Enjoy a drink on the patio.
Shared tennis court.
Rackets and balls provided.
The outside seating area is a lovely spot for a barbecue.
Surrounded by fields, woodlands and beautiful countryside.
Medleys Barn is an attractive barn conversion.
Lots of walks nearby.
Medleys Barn close to the Ashdown Forest.
The Tea Hut is opposite Medleys Barn and they can be booked together.
There is a pottery studio.
It's time to get creative.
Ready to be painted.
More pottery creations.
Just some of the work made in the studio.
Book a pottery lesson in advance with the owner.
Visit The Bluebell Railway. A great day out for the whole family.
Medleys Barn
44762.8 miles SW of Crowborough | Sleeps 4 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £506
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
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.
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
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
A gentle four mile ramble starting from Buxted Station along the banks of Tickerage Stream, around Views Wood and through Buxted Park. East Sussex Council have a some great circular walks on their website and you can find full details here eastsussex.gov.uk
Nearby town
Nestled in the heart of East Sussex, this quaint village offers a choice of good traditional pubs and a plethora of local walks to build up an apetite. In the distance, the magestic Buxted Park and St Margaret's Church stand guard and are well worth a visit.
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.
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.
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
Standing magestically overlooking the 312 acres of Buxted Park, The Dining Room offers breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week with afternoon tea served for special occasions. Parking is free and booking in advance recommended.
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