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The Old Flower Field

“Great base for exploring the area.” - VisitEngland Assessor

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Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex

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Each lodge has a terrace area, with table and chairs. All the accommodation is designed to capture the best of the sun. The lounge areas have deep leather sofas overlooking the terrace. Folding glass doors open to provide “Inside-Out” living, bringing the Sussex countryside right into your living space. The kitchen-dining area is fully equipped with everything you need to make breakfast, lunch or dinner. Of course, the village and a selection of great restaurants and takeaways is only a five minute stroll, if you don’t want to cook.

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The Old Flower Field

Brighton Road, Hurstpierpoint, HASSOCKS, West Sussex, BN6 9EF

Phone: 01273 835696

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Total units: 4

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Discover West Sussex

Divided from East Sussex back in 1888, West Sussex is so typically English that to walk through its landscape will feel like a walk through the whole country. Within its boundaries lies a wide variety of landscape and coastal scenery, but it is the spacious and open South Downs with which the county is most closely associated.

In terms of walking, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Studying the map reveals a multitude of routes – many of them to be found within the boundaries of the South Downs National Park – and an assortment of scenic long-distance trails leading towards distant horizons; all of them offer a perfect way to get to the heart of ‘Sussex by the sea,’ as it has long been known. If you enjoy cycling with the salty tang of the sea for company, try the ride between Chichester and West Wittering. You can vary the return journey by taking the Itchenor ferry to Bosham.

West Sussex is renowned for its many pretty towns, of course. Notably, there is Arundel, littered with period buildings and dominated by the castle, the family home of the Duke of Norfolk, that dates back nearly 1,000 years.