Cosy, comfortable b&b in unspoilt rural area

We are close to the ancient Cinque Port town of Rye, local gardens of Great Dixter and Sissinghurst, and we are set in beautiful unspoilt countryside - it is an idyllic, peaceful rural position. The house is a listed Georgian farmhouse set in a spectacular garden with a heated pool for summer use. The bedroom is luxuriously cosy and comfortable. This is a good and peaceful location for romantic couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. The cosy double bedroom is very comfortably appointed. We provide tea and coffee making (Nespresso machine) facilities, a refrigerator, an electric blanket, smart TV with internet, Freeview and Netflix, and free use of WiFi. There is a comfortable bathroom, with shower and bath, for guests' private use. Guests are welcome to enjoy private use of the drawing room where there is a cosy log fire. You are welcome to have your dog with you at all times so long as he is not wet and muddy! (dog towels can be provided). Guests are also welcome to use the kitchen if required. In the summer months there is a stunning garden with a heated swimming pool which is freely available for guests' use. I will be available to greet guests on arrival, and can advise if required, on local sites, pubs, restaurants and attractions worth visiting in and around our beautiful location of Rye. We are in a very rural location, but the ancient Cinque Port of Rye is very close and it offers a wealth of excellent pubs, restaurants and interesting places to visit. Camber, with it's vast sandy beach, is a 20 minute car journey. The beautiful old towns of Winchelsea and Tenterden are also well worth a visit. And the gardens of Great Dixter and Sissinghurst Castle are also close at hand. Ideally you need a car. That being said I can usually collect guests from Rye station, but unless you just want to chill out in the garden, or go for walks in the countryside, you need a car in order to explore the local area. Ideally you need a car. That being said I can usually collect guests from Rye station, but unless you just want to chill out in the garden, or go for walks in the countryside, you need a car in order to explore the local area.