The property
Wolstonbury is a pretty annexe located in Clayton, West Sussex, next to the owner's home in the South Downs National Park.
The property is situated next to the owner's bungalow and boasts lovely views over Wolstonbury Hill and the Jack and Jill windmills to the front.
Internally, there is a spacious open-plan living space.
The property has one double bedroom with a separate shower room with modern fixtures and fittings to suit your needs.
Set in the secluded countryside, this annexe has wonderful views across the surrounding fields, but is still within easy driving access of local pubs and shops.
The Jack and Jill pub is a minute's walk away, a good old style pub that does great food.
There is a bus stop each side of the Jack and Jill pub with buses taking you into Brighton and Burgess Hill.
There is also a train station at Hassocks a mile away where you can travel to Brighton and London.
It is possible for the owners to pick up visitors from Hassocks station.
Outside has an enclosed patio area with a table and chairs provided, a lovely area to sit out and enjoy the evening sun with a chilling glass of champagne.
A short drive away from Clayton is Brighton, where you will find many attractions including the Royal Pavilion, an exotic palace with a colourful history.
Wolstonbury is ideal for a couple to enjoy the local villages of Clayton, Pyecombe and Hurstpierpoint.
This area is very popular with walkers, runners and mountain bike riders.
There is also a local horse-riding stables.
A great cottage for a couple wanting to explore the best of West Sussex.
About the location
HURSTPIERPOINT
Brighton 9 miles; Lewes 11 miles.
Hurstpierpoint is a pretty village nestled on the edge of the South Downs National Park, close to the city of Brighton in Sussex. The village comes alive on the first Saturday in July, when it hosts the St Lawrance Fair, which offers a procession of floats with different themes each year, traditional events, such as tug-of-war and a family fun run, as well as fairground rides and a hog roast on the village green. Within a 10 minute drive, or via a ten minute train ride from Hassocks station you can be in the cosmopolitan city of Brighton, from where you can take a stroll along the promenade, or sip coffee as you gaze over the marina with its magnificent boats as they sail in and out. Alternatively, dine alfresco at one of the many bistros or restaurants, indulge in some shopping, or take in a theatre production. For those who are interested in history, Lewes is only a short drive away. Famous for its royal and Tudor connections, this pretty town with its tea rooms and antique shops is a popular place to visit at any time of year. The South Down's Way is on the doorstep, ideal for ramblers and birdwatchers, plus Hickstead, home to British Showjumping and Glyndbourne, famous for its open air concerts are within driving distance, or you may wish to enjoy a round or two at one of the golf courses nearby. Hurstpierpoint has all that you can need for a stay in Sussex.
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