Hill Cabin

A warmly welcoming Scandi-style cabin for two, complete with an al fresco hot tub, bespoke-designed to showcase the incredible East Sussex countryside to perfection.

Overlooking a magnificent valley in a designated East Sussex Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hill Cabin appears as though it was purpose-built to showcase the rolling country scenery.

That's because it was! Boasting a huge picture window and plenty of al fresco space, the view takes centre-stage whatever the weather, and wherever you happen to be.

You'll also feel perfectly at home, surrounded by sumptuous creature comforts and loving attention to detail from the architect owners, that includes vintage furnishings, creatively upcycled accessories, and plenty of warm wood for a pleasingly rustic, pared-down Scandi-style atmosphere.

Bathed in natural light, the relaxed open plan living space is characterised not only by that picture window, but a gorgeous wood-burner with an enormous stone hearth... essential for snuggling around with a blanket and a cuppa on chilly evenings!

Meanwhile, you'll find the farmhouse-style kitchen equipped with everything you'll need to whip up the heartiest country feasts, and you'll also be treated to a delicious continental breakfast from the on-site farm shop.  

(Think crunchy home-made granola with honey and yogurt, fresh-baked bread, and fruity preserves - perfect for enjoying out on the patio, with peaceful views of grazing sheep and horses).

There's an elegant double bedroom to snuggle up in, and a shower room complete with toiletries, fluffy towels, and a hairdryer - ideal for those invigorating morning freshen-ups.

For a more indulgent soak, simply wander out to the patio, where you'll discover a wood-fired hot tub that uses locally-sourced logs from sustainably managed woodland. Perfect for sunset-watching over the rolling fields, or stargazing in that vast, clear sky, just add a glass of fizz from your minibar, and you're all set.

What to do by day? Well, you could always amble over to the friendly, family-run farm shop, less than two minutes away. There's also a café selling mouth-watering baked goods (though if you don't feel like walking that far, you can pre-order a selection of food packages especially for your stay!)

If you've decided to head out and explore, you'll find a selection of local walking maps thoughtfully provided. You can also meander into the ancient village of Catsfield, which was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086.  

There are plenty of historic sites to visit, plus a traditional country pub to while away some time in, before you make your way back to your soothing escape for another blissful evening under the stars.

Things to note

2-night minimum stay. Pets (aside from assistance dogs) are not permitted. Please bring wellies, slippers, and a torch to help you navigate the farm after dark.