Beacon Hill Barn sits below Beacon Hill in the heart of the South Downs National Park.
The open plan living area is a welcoming space with views of the surrounding countryside.
The kitchen has all you need to get creative including a Nespresso machine for those coffee connoisseurs!
Enjoy blissful sleeps in the main bedroom.
Don't forget your tennis rackets!
Welcome to Beacon Hill Barn.
Where special memories are made!
Space for coats, shoes and boots.
Enjoy the cosy wood-burner.
The views are outstanding!
The kitchen has all you need to cook up your favourite holiday treats.
Breakfast with a view!
Spiral stairs lead to the mezzanine.
The mezzanine has twin beds.
The main bedroom with door to the bathroom (also accessed from the living-room).
The bathroom has a shower and bath.
Double doors open to the patio and garden.
Utility cupboard with washing machine.
Listen to the bird song whilst enjoying a morning coffee.
Breakfast with a view!
Plan your holiday activities!
You may be lucky to spot Maggie grazing in the paddock.
Beacon Hill Barn sits below Beacon Hill in the heart of the South Downs National Park.
The private patio and garden can be enjoyed by the whole family.
Countryside views!
What better place to enjoy magical sunsets.
Beacon Hill Barn.
There is ample parking.
Steps from the parking area lead to the barn.
The lane leading to the property. Take care with low slung cars.
Let the holiday begin!
Enjoy the captivating surrounding scenery.
Direct access to the South Downs Way.
Goodwood - home of many events including the Festival of Speed, Glorious Goodwood and The Goodwood Revival.
Book a tour at the Cowdray Heritage Ruins, known to have been visited by both King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.
Visit Petworth House, Gardens and Deer Park.
Visit The Weald and Downland Living Museum.
Take a walk into the pretty village of South Harting.
Heath Pond in the beautiful town of Petersfield.
Beacon Hill Barn
56445.4 miles W of Midhurst | Sleeps 4 + cot (no children from 1 to 7)
7 Nights from £811
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The White Hart is a traditional village inn with cosy interiors and a large beer garden for al fresco dining. Food is home cooked to order and a take away service is available.
Nearby beach
This long sandy beach is the perfect choice for families and windsurfers a like. With panoramic views of the harbour and South Downs you can spend an hour or the whole day enjoying the scenery. Life guards are in attendance during high season and parking is available close by on the grass banks (charges apply). Dogs are allowed from the end of September through until the end of April, after this time, restrictions apply locally.
Nearby walk
Climb Beacon Hill (also known as Harting Beacon) and you will discover a hillfort dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. The climb to the top is steep but well worth it for the stunning views of the South Downs.
Nearby town
Here you will find a pretty village with a main street of grand Georgian buildings. Situated next to the South Downs Way,there's a plethora of footpaths and trails, perfect for walkers and cyclists. If you are in the area take a look at Uppark, a fabulous National Trust property.
Also nearby
Events, track days and driving experiences take place year round. Take a look at their diary of events and book yourself on an experience of a lifetime.
At the foot of the South Downs, this thriving city is set in the heart of West Sussex and surrounded by rolling countryside. With a long history dating back to Roman times, Chichester is now a upmarket bustling city with plenty of interesting shops and lots of places to eat. Oh and there's a great cathedral to look around too.
The city walls date back to the 3rd century and you can join a guided walk to learn about their facinating history. Guided walks start from the Cathedral Bell Tower or you can book your own personal tour by giving them a call.
March 2022
An easy and interesting morniongs walk
Go for it! Walk the walls. These will take you, unsurprisingly, right around Chichester. Some parts have been lost over the years, but its easy to pick up the next and continue. Every so often you will find opportunities to sample cake, coffee and sandwiches at one of the many local cafes, so you can replace all the calories you have so virtuously walked off.
This pub is slap bang in the middle of Bembridge village and is popular with locals and visitors alike. Parking is fine on the roads nearby. The menu is created using food locally sourced in the village so expect seasonal, fresh produce. Specials change daily and include fish fresh from the local harbour. A pizza oven is the latest addition so freshly made pizza is also on the menu.
March 2026
Very Welcoming
One of the friendliest pubs I’ve ever been in! We were in Bembridge for a week, husband managed at least 4 visits, my sister and I just the one. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves Thank you
October 2023
Old Village Inn
Really good pub with great staff. A constructive criticism would be that modifications and updating can sometimes detract from that old world pub character that we love. Still very good and highly recommended, but could be even better.
May 2022
Fabulous friendly staff
We used this pub several times as a large family group, with young children and baby. The landlord couldn’t have been more helpful and ensured everyone was happy. The chef was also willing to adapt meals to suit and the serving staff quick and efficient. A really great place to grab a meal.
March 2022
The Old Village Inn
Lovely atmosphere very welcoming and friendly, food was excellent perfect for us
August 2021
Old Village Inn
We visited this pub on our first night in Bembridge after booking in advance. Very friendly staff, child friendly menu, well located
July 2021
OVI
Staff really nice food is excellent but book in advance as it can get really busy
December 2019
Friendly local
Great friendly pub. Went a couple of times and the food was great, the staff were welcoming and the quiz was great fun. Really enjoyed our nights here and wish this was my local.
April 2019
Friendly, welcoming, something for everyone.
Fabulous find in the village centre. Wide and varied menu, catering for most dietary needs. Staff are incredible. We ate here twice in a row, but I have no doubt that if you were in the area for a week you wouldn't run out of options.
June 2017
Traditional village pub
I like it here. It's casual, frequented by locals (usually a good sign) and the food is pretty good for a village pub. The meat is from the local butchers and highly recommended.
Perfectly placed for exploring the South Downs and beyond, Petersfield is a charming town with an interesting museum, gallery and 17th century-styled Physic Garden.
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