Welcome to Heringaud Barn, a peaceful retreat in the heart of the South Downs National Park.
The dining-table where you can enjoy holiday treats and meals together.
As you enter the hallway you will notice some lovely original features and local artwork.
The bright and airy main bedroom has large doors leading to the courtyard garden.
There is parking just outside the gate for two cars.
The courtyard is a peaceful setting and a wonderful spot to catch the afternoon sun or for al fresco dining.
The sitting/dining-room is light and airy.
There are many original features including stone walls and beams but with some modern additions including under-floor heating.
The well-equipped kitchen has all you need to get creative.
Just beside the living area is this lovely compact kitchen.
Your find a complimentary basket of apples so you can have a go at making your own apple juice.
Visit a Sussex farm shop for some lovely local produce.
There is a delightful twin bedroom.
Access to a utility/shower-room.
The double bedroom with double doors leading to the courtyard garden.
You will find an en suite shower-room through the adjoining door.
Enjoy a lazy morning and have breakfast in bed.
Seating outside the main bedroom.
What better place to sit and relax after a busy day exploring the Sussex countryside.
The paddock next to the drive is available for a quick dog walk, barbecue or picnic.
The historic village of West Dean is so pretty.
The Dovecote is the best preserved part of the old farm buildings which date from the Medieval era.
Looking up inside the Dovecote roof.
The farm shop.
You can visit the shop to purchase some lovely home-made produce including mulberry white wine vinegar, mulberry jams, chutneys and pure apple juice.
It's a walker's and cyclist's paradise, South Downs Way, Cuckmere Haven, Litlington, Exceat - so many paths to choose from!
Lots of steps but the view is oh so worth it.
Cuckmere Haven sits in between Seaford and Eastbourne and is renowned for its fabulous views, peace and tranquility.
So many beautiful walks on the South Downs, your dog will love them too!
Beachy Head lighthouse.
Views of West Dean village and Friston Forest.
Explore Friston Forest, it has something for everyone including great views of the Cuckmere and South Downs.
The Clergy House in Alfriston.
Visit the ruins of Pevensey Castle.
Eastbourne and its wonderful pier.
Heringaud Barn
52512.2 miles S of Alfriston | Sleeps 4 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £602
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Overlooking picturesque Cuckmere Haven, this traditional inn has oodles of space, a dining room and lovely outside area for al fresco dining. A convenient place for walkers to take a break, dogs are welcome in the bar area.
Nearby beach
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.
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.
Nearby walk
A gorgeous area of chalk cliffs, meandering river valley and grassland, inhabited by sheep and a vast number of migrating birds. A variety of walks will take you from the visitor centre, from a quick 30 minute stroll to the beach, to a more demanding hike to Beachy Head. Whatever time of year you visit, this is a great place to explore on foot.
Nearby town
Surrounded by the Wealden South Downs, this picturesque village has a famous church, the National Trust owned clergy house and a great selection of galleries, cafes and shops. Walkers will delight in the surrounding open countryside and both visitors and locals a like will enjoy many local events including the Alfriston Festival in August and in December, Alfriston Christmas Weekend.
September 2023
Quintessential English Village
A charming village the highlights of which are:
Poco - Italian restaurant
Being extremely dog friendly
A vineyard within walking distance
The local shop with a lovely deli at the rear
Also nearby
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.
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
Friston Forest is a beech woodland situated in the South Downs National Park. With walking and cycling trails, horse riding trails and a picnic area, this is a great place to spend the day.
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