Horsted

A landscape of ancient woodland and open heathland, Ashdown Forest is best known as the inspiration for A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh. Today, it’s a peaceful haven for walking, wildlife spotting, and taking in far-reaching views across the Sussex countryside.

One of England’s most iconic coastal landmarks, the white chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters are breathtaking to behold. Birling Gap offers direct access to the beach, where you can enjoy coastal walks and panoramic views of this dramatic stretch of the South Coast.

Stretching across southern England, the South Downs is a landscape of rolling hills, walking trails, and picturesque villages. Perfect for hiking, cycling, or simply admiring the scenery, the park showcases the natural beauty that makes Sussex so special.

Just a short drive from Horsted Place, Lewes blends history with character. Discover its medieval streets, independent shops, and historic castle before venturing further to the Sussex coast. A town rich in charm and tradition, Lewes offers the best of both coast and country.

Nestled in the South Downs, Alfriston is a quintessential English village with historic buildings, tea rooms, and a welcoming charm. Wander its streets, visit St Andrew’s Church – known as the Cathedral of the South Downs – and enjoy the slower pace of Sussex village life.

Owned by the National Trust, Sheffield Park & Garden is a masterpiece of landscape design. With lakes, woodlands, and carefully curated plantings, it’s a stunning destination year-round, particularly in spring and autumn when the colours are at their most striking.

World-renowned for its summer opera festival, Glyndebourne combines outstanding performances with a quintessentially English experience. Just minutes from Horsted Place, it’s the perfect destination for lovers of music and culture.

A classic seaside town with a modern twist, Eastbourne offers a beautiful promenade, pier, and beach, as well as theatres, galleries, and events throughout the year. It’s a delightful day out by the sea, less than half an hour from Horsted Place.

Vibrant, eclectic, and full of energy, Brighton is famous for its seafront, pier, and independent spirit. Whether you’re exploring the Lanes, visiting the Royal Pavilion, or enjoying the lively arts and dining scene, Brighton offers a coastal experience like no other.