Wishing Well Cottage

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Number of bathrooms: 2 Arriving at Wishing Well Cottage you will realise that you have arrived somewhere special. Step foot into your cosy sitting room, complete with inglenook fireplace and log burning stove, ideal for those chilly winter nights. Comfy settees and armchairs invite you to kick off your shoes, sit back and relax. The kitchen dining room opens out onto the garden for indoor-outdoor living. The kitchen is equipped with everything you are likely to need during your holiday in the Southdowns National Park. Wander upstairs and you will find two delightful double rooms, each with its own bathroom complete with roll top bath overlooking the garden or if you prefer large showers to wash away your cares. The main bedroom has a super king size bed or if you prefer this can be split into twin beds to accommodate your family members more easily. If you really cannot leave daily cares and woes behind, there is even a home office with computer available for your use. While you check up on your emails, your partner can even catch up on those essential laundry duties in the fully equipped utility room. On those warm balmy summer evenings why not eat outside on the patio or just relax in the delightful garden. The Wishing Well Cottage is yours to enjoy. Guests have full run of Wishing Well cottage and patio garden area that opens off the kitchen. Explore the garden further complete with it's fruit trees. I am always close by if you need any help. Other wise I will leave you alone to enjoy the delights of Wishing Well Cottage The Wishing Well is located in the Southdowns National Park. A short walk through Wilmington Village will lead you to the Long Man and the Southdowns. The delightful village of Alfriston is a couple of miles away. Glyndebourne Opera house is 15 minutes in the car. Don't forget to visit Eastbourne, Brighton and the delightful county town of Lewes. You really need a car. But walking the Southdowns and cycling the back roads is delightful.