Welcome to Hale Farm House

Hale Farm House is a listed, partly beamed Wealden dwelling dating back to the 14th Century. It nestles in the low Weald between the North and South Downs in its own 65 acres of pasture and woodland bordered by the Bull river and the Weald Way.

This quiet area of Sussex is ideal for walking, horse-riding, cycling and golf and yet is within easy reach of historic Lewes, the bright lights of Brighton, the royal spa town of Tunbridge Wells and elegant Eastbourne on the sunshine coast.

Children are well catered for in the locality. Famous Beachy Head (www.beachyhead.org.uk) and Seven Sisters Country Park (www.sevensisters.org.uk) are nearby as is the Bluebell railway (www.bluebell-railway.co.uk) and Drusillas (www.drusillas.co.uk), considered by many to be the best small zoo in England.

Opera lovers can enjoy a night's stay here en route to Glyndebourne (www.glyndebourne.com), fifteen minutes away.

Charleston Farmhouse (www.charleston.org.uk), home of Vanessa Bell of the "Bloomsbury set" is nearby and Chiddingly itself boasts Farleys Farm House home of Lee Miller (www.leemiller.co.uk) and Sir Roland Penrose (www.rolandpenrose.co.uk), famous surrealist artists.

London is approximately 50 miles away, accessible by train from Lewes station.