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 Old Manor House Pig Barn
West Dean, Seaford,United Kingdom
Nestling in the delightful Friston Forest village of Westdean are these carefully converted, adjoining, Grade II listed barns with exposed beams dating from 1595. Situated on a farm once owned by Alfred the Great and now a Christmas Tree and Herb working Farm, and great resource for restaurateurs. Also on site are ruins of an Elizabethan manor house, Dovecote and Ox farmyard of the 18th and 19th century. Excellent walking territory plus a range of cycle trails, hire centre half a mile. Seven Sisters Country Park 1 mile and level easy walk to a secluded beach 11/2 miles. An ideal base from which to observe the wildlife of the Cuckmere Valley. Horse riding stables, 5 miles at the old smuggling village of Alfriston. Canoeing, 11/2 miles. See Brighton and visit the historical 'Lanes', Eastbourne and stroll along the Victorian Pier, Drusillas Zoo, The Seven Sisters Sheep Centre, Beachy Head and Glyndebourne (opera in the grounds during the summer) all within 5 miles. Pevensey Castle, Battle and 1066 Country within 10 miles. Shops 4 miles, pubs 3 miles.
Ground floor: Lounge with beams/dining room/kitchen, slate floors throughout, 1 double bedroom, bathroom with bath, shower attachment, toilet & basin. 2 Z-beds avail.
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Features of Old Manor House Pig Barn |
 1 pet welcome |
All year short breaks |
| Bed linen & towels inc |
Rural |
| Television |
Washing machine |
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