This homely two bedroom house is a real retreat nestled near the South Downs countryside. It has its own sunken wood valley, orchard, tennis court & plenty of places for children to play & explore, making it ideal for families. The unique house is away from any neighbours & is surrounded by a large garden. It is in a semi rural location, with excellent access to the nearby historic towns & cities & beaches on the South coast. A unique, cosy retreat for a autumn/winters getaway with family. Excellent access to Goodwood Events including Goodwood Festival of Speed, Horse Racing and Goodwood Revival.

The whole property has recently been painted and is abundant with unique artwork on the walls. Central heating has also recently been installed so the cottage is cosy on those winter evenings - along with the fireplace, it is a lovely retreat!

The cottage is cosy and quirky. The space and gardens really open the house up and make it a great place for families to explore and enjoy time playing and relaxing.

The downstairs areas consists of a cosy living room which has a lovely cottage feel with a big open fire and plenty of free firewood that you are welcome to use. There is a dining area in this room with a large wooden table and chairs for enjoying family suppers or a board game or two.
There are three aspects looking out to the land around the property which makes the room a lovely light and comfortable space.
A large collection of books are available which you’ll be able to share and read during your stay. There is also a small TV for catching those unmissable shows and wi-fi.
The separate galley kitchen is well equipped for self catering families, with an electric hob, oven and dishwasher.
The cottage also benefits from a newly installed bathroom with a stand in shower, sink and toilet.

Upstairs, there are two generous bedrooms each with their own decorative fireplaces and secondary glazing. The master bedroom consists of a double bed and is very light and spacious. It has a newly installed toilet room and sink. The twin bedroom has two single beds and views to the surrounding fields and tennis court, letting in ample of light to the room.

There is an out building in the garden which has a table tennis table with balls and rackets available.

The tennis court is in need of resurfacing however it is great for a knock around - old rackets are available and balls however if you are a keen player please bring your own equipment.

The large, open garden which wraps around the cottage is what really makes this property.
It has its own orchard and we welcome guests to help themselves to the fruit from the apple trees whilst being considerate to other guests.

The grounds also include a sunken wood where you can explore but please ensure children are supervised as there is a steep drop.

Dogs are very welcome to stay free of charge if booked in advance. We ask that they remain off of the furniture. We provide dog treats, a water and food bowl and towels for you to dry them after a nice walk! Please note that although the garden is very large, it is not secure.
Long stays are welcomed (up to 30 days), making it an excellent option for extended visits.

Location -

Set in a quiet lane, the property has much to offer in the local area. The countryside of the beautiful South Downs National Park and the south coast are within a short drive. Although the surroundings are peaceful the property is only a 5 minute drive away from the A27 which is brilliant for connections to local attractions.
For families with children, Aldingbourne Country Centre is located only a 7 minute walk away and entry includes the farm, soft play, mini golf, maze, play park and tractors. There is also a cafe which you can drop in for a coffee even if you dont enter the farm. Conferences are also held in the impressive new building.
The nearest pubs for a spot of lunch or dinner are within a short drive -
The George at Eartham is a lovely traditional country pub in a neighbouring village and is a 30 minute walk or 4 minute drive away. The Old Stables is located in Fontwell, only a 2 minute drive away and offers a great menu. It is also handy if you are attending Fontwell Horse Racing.
The house is in a secluded located and the nearest village shop is in the village of Westergate, which is a 5 minute drive away. The village of Westergate also has a nice Indian restaurant for eat in or take away food. The nearest petrol station is located in Fontwell, a 2 minute drive away.
Further shops, bars, restaurants and cafes can be found in the Historic city of Chichester or the town of Arundel.
If you plan to visit Chichester then a trip to the Cathedral is a must. Entry is free and you can explore inside and around the grounds and gardens. There are many parks and open green spaces in Chichester along with museums and walks too. The city walls walk takes in the whole of the City.
Chichester canal offers either lovely walks down towards Chichester Marina or boat trips.
There is also a cinema and bowling alley at Chichester Gate.
Arundel is a beautiful town and full of quaint, quirky shops and antiques shops. It also has lots of lovely tearooms offering afternoon teas. The castle is open during the summer for you to explore.