The Vacationist (1 at The Vacationist)
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The Owner Says
The Vacationist features:
- Master bedroom with a king-sized bed (sleeps 2) and a huge picture window.
- Sun Deck – perfect for morning coffees and late nights stargazing.
- Hidden bunk room (sleeps 2 children or adults up to 6ft), cleverly-designed to turn into a double if that’s the sleeping preference
- Full kitchen with a double burner gas-stove top, fridge, large sink and plenty of storage and surface space.
- Dining / bar area with seating for 4.
- Bathroom with fully tiled shower and a top-of-the-range composting toilet
- Cosy lounge with a DEFRA approved log burner
- Plenty of USB electrical points to charge your gadgets from solar power, but please be aware no hairdryers.
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Suitable For
The Vacationist is suitable for individual, couples, friends and families. It has a maximum capacity of 4 people (although if you have a third child we might be able to make it work - just get in touch.Nearby
The Vacationist is based near Halland, not far from Uckfield and Lewes on a private site in East Sussex sandwiched between the South Downs National Park and the High Weald AONB. It is in a quiet, secluded spot surrounded by lush green fields and has good access to some of East Sussex’s most famous cultural, heritage and family-friendly activities sites.There is also the opportunity to visit Brighton, Eastbourne and Lewes. All are within half an hours drive from the cabin.
Food & Drink
The closest pub, The Blacksmiths Arms, is approximately one mile away and can be reached by foot. Originally built in 1807 as two Blacksmith’s Cottages, the building was later converted into a Public House. It has a great menu full of pub favourites, with daily specials.
A little further away, in the village of East Hoathly (2.5 miles on foot, a little less in the car), you can enjoy the The Kings Head, Formally the old School House over 250 years ago the Grade II listed building was converted into the central village pub. It does it well – in 2019 it won CAMRA North East Sussex, Pub of the year and in 2020 it won North East Sussex CAMRA, Cider pub of the Year. It also serves a lovely menu.
If you are happy to jump in the car, we’d also recommend The Six Bells Inn in Chiddingly. It’s a traditional village pub built in 1730 but also the inquest site of the famous Onion Pie murder of 1852. Now there is something to discuss over a pint!
Or perhaps the Bluebell Vineyard... so much choice!
Not everyone wants to eat out, so the Skoolie Stays bus is fully-equipped for happy cooks to create their own culinary delights. East Hoathley Village Stores has a good selection of produce or, if you prefer mainstream, then Uckfield is just a short drive away.