Tiger

Sheffield Park, East Sussex

Located in the picturesque Sheffield Park, East Sussex, this fascinating holiday property named Tiger serves as an ideal retreat for up to four guests. Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), it provides a perfect starting point for creating delightful holiday memories. The property is easily accessible with steps or a ramp leading to the entrance, and features a cozy ground floor living area equipped with a double sofa bed, dining room, and kitchen, all adorned with a warm wooden floor. The first floor comprises two inviting bedrooms—a double and a twin—along with a shower room, ensuring comfort and convenience during your stay.

Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including oil central heating, a microwave, and essential kitchen appliances such as an electric cooker, washing machine, and dishwasher. Connectivity is assured with Wi-Fi and Freeview TV, while a travel cot and high chair are available for families. The property also boasts a private terrace with outdoor furniture, shared grounds with a paddock, and a barbecue area, making it a perfect setting for relaxation or outdoor activities. Ample parking is provided, and the property maintains a no smoking policy, ensuring a pleasant environment for all visitors.

The holiday properties, once part of Vigoes Dairy Farm, are set back from the road and offer a tranquil atmosphere amidst the glorious Sussex countryside. Guests can explore the surrounding area, which is rich in wildlife, including deer and rare birds like the short-toed eagle. The nearby Sheffield Park Gardens, a National Trust site, showcases stunning landscapes designed by Capability Brown in the 1700s, offering vibrant displays of azaleas in spring and breathtaking autumn colors. The historical significance of the area is highlighted by the cricket pitch where the first match against Australia was played in 1884, adding a touch of heritage to the experience.

For those seeking adventure, the Bluebell Railway provides a nostalgic train journey, while the expansive Ashdown Forest invites visitors to explore its heathland, famously associated with the Winnie the Pooh stories by A.A. Milne. Local attractions include Glyndebourne, the town of Lewes with its rich history and quaint shops, and the coastal towns of Brighton and Eastbourne, easily accessible across the scenic South Downs. With local amenities such as a shop and pub within a short distance, and good rail connections to London from Haywards Heath, guests are perfectly positioned for both relaxation and exploration in this beautiful region of Southern England.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby