2 bedroom accommodation in Burwash

Burwash, Burwash
$147 avg/night Minimum Stay 1 Nights
Bed 2

Bed

Bath 1

Bath

Home Cottage

Property Type

Sleep 3

Max Sleeps

Night 1 nights

Min Stay

17th century barn conversion, with beams, vaulted ceiling and woodburner, ideal walking country, Glyndebourne and Battle within easy reach.. Ground Floor:

Living room: Freeview TV, DVD Player, CD Player, Woodburner

Dining room.

Kitchen: (4 Steps), Electric Hob, Gas Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer Dryer

Separate Toilet.

First Floor:

Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed

Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds

Shower Room: (4 Steps), Shower, Toilet. Underfloor gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair. Enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. Barbecue. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: Pets must be kept on a lead at all times (sheep country).. Mount House Barn is a tastefully renovated 17th-century barn ideally located in the pretty village of Burwash, surrounding the property with wonderful views. The property boasts a wood burner in the living room to cosy up in front of in the colder months. The garden outside is a show stopper, as it is surrounded by luscious greenery from the surrounding fields; why not sit outside with your morning coffee and take in the fresh air around you, or dine al fresco in the evening with a hearty meal, watching the stars above you.

The property is surrounded by things to do for all the members of the family. Close by is the All Things Dog Park which allows your four-legged friend to explore and play while still being in the safety of the enclosed field. The park is open for 12 hours a day, all week allowing you to go and play any time of the day.

A short 15-minute drive away is the High Weald AONB which is filled with things to do. There are endless footpaths to take, each one producing its stunning scenery, or hike up some of the hills and get some breathtaking views below you, creating perfect photo opportunities. If cycling is more your thing, there are several cycle trails you can take, weiving you around the area into the most stunning locations.

Bodium Castle is also within a 15-minute drive and is filled with a plethora of different things to do. Interactive activities are held frequently for children to join in and get a taste of what it was like to live in Medieval times, joining quests and designing maps making this a memorable adventure for all. Other nearby areas include Eastbourne, Battle and Rye, all of which have adventures of their own.

Free WiFi



The stairs to the first floor split in two – one side leads up to the double bedroom and the other side to the bathroom. So the bedroom and bathroom are not on the same level, you have to go down some steps and up the other side.

The stairs have a rope handrail.

There are low banisters at the property.

There are steps within the property.

Pets must be kept on a lead at all times.

Suitable for up to 1 pet

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Feature Features

  • PETS

    Pet Friendly
  • SAFETY

    Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit No Carbon Monoxide Detector (host Has Indicated There Is No Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property; Consider Bringing A Portable Detector) Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property)
  • BEDROOM

    2 Bedrooms Bed Sheets Provided
  • KITCHEN

    Dishwasher
  • LAUNDRY

    Laundry Facilities Washing Machine
  • PARKING

    Onsite Parking
  • INTERNET

    Free WiFi
  • OUTDOORS

    Barbecue Grill Garden
  • BATHROOMS

    1 Bathroom Towels Provided
  • LANGS SPOKEN

    English
  • ENTERTAINMENT

    TV
  • LIVING SPACES

    Fireplace
  • CLIMATE CONTROL

    Heating
  • FAMILY FRIENDLY

    Highchair
  • SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY

    Smoke-free Property

CheckIn Check-in : 03:00 PM CheckOut Check-out : 10:00 AM
No Wheelchair No smoking No pets Children allowed
Occupancy Max occupancy : 3

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Review Review

  • PC

    Submitted Jul 8, 2025

    Stayed Jun 24, 2025

    We had a great October half-term week here- the autumn colours were fantastic, and we paid for our annual National Trust Subscription in one week as there are so many great NT places to visit within 45 minutes drive of the Barn. We also got Glyndbourne tickets for La Traviata (40 minutes drive away, and a great introduction to opera for teenagers too) - NB in the Autumn the operas start at 4pm and generally finish by 7pm. Also check out the AA/Ordinance Survey book 50 walks in Sussex and pack wellies ready for the muddy paths in the autumn, as there are dozens of good walks nearby with great views.The Barn is quiet - set back from the road, comfortable, warm, with plenty of hot water in the shower and with great big fluffy towels. Despite the autumn weather, we didn't need the log fire. The internet was good (suitable for teleconferences) and there are two sofas and another easy chair for an evening's reading (the local Nat Trust places all have good secondhand book shops so all of us came away with enough new reading to keep us busy to Christmas!)The view from the barn out over the fields and valley is beautiful; do get up early in the autumn to see the low laying mist and meet the three friendly pheasants that gather on the lawn each morning. Overall it is a landscape photographer's / artist's heaven here.The beds, pillows and linen are great - we slept well. The main room has a king size bed - and the second room is very comfortable for one person - or two friendly children (friendly, because if you have the 2 single beds in the room there isn't much room to walk between the beds).In the village there are several pubs, two basic food shops (one in the petrol station and so open late) and a butcher's open each day to 1pm. We stopped at Uckfield on the way and did a big Tesco shop (there is a Waitrose there too).If you are a foodie - note that you get a good full-sized oven and 4 ring gas stove with lots of pots, pans, and cooking implements as well as a microwave and toaster and kettle and lots of work surfaces and a small but effective dishwasher. With all the farm shops and vinyards nearby there is plenty to try out; the local apple stuffed pork sausages are a hit!Our hosts were wonderful - with a cake ready for our arrival and the central heating switched on and a basket full of guides to near everything you could hope to see in Sussex! Very many thanks!Pets - yes you can bring one, but we didn't. However I'm pleased to say that the cleaning was fantastic here as there wasn't a sight of even a single strand of fur anywhere.There is a big screen TV - but we had so much to do this week that it was pretty much unused. Now that's the sign of a great family holiday!Overall - the Barn is exactly what we wanted for a week away and we would all be happy to head back for another week there! If you don't have children in tow - then also book it for a romantic countryside getaway!

  • Sue

    Submitted Oct 26, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    We had a lovely stay at Mount House Barn. The cottage was warm and cozy with wood provided if you wanted to light the log burner. Comfortable beds with gorgeous smelling linen and fluffy towels. Lovely village with good pubs, a cafe and shop with everything. Our son went twice to GoApe as he loved it so much. Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo

  • Paul

    Submitted Sep 28, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Lovely barn conversion in the grounds of the owners' house. The village had all we needed, two pubs serving food, shops etc. Plenty of country walks on the doorstep Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo

  • Phil

    Submitted Sep 15, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Lovely cottage with an amazing view. Plenty of great walks and pubs nearby Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo

  • Charlotte

    Submitted Sep 12, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Beautiful property and lovely village

  • Lucy

    Submitted Sep 10, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Spacious and interesting property. Cosy and comfortable throughout. Friendly owners. The outdoor space is relaxing with beautiful views and plenty of sun. We enjoyed eating breakfast outside every day. Very well equipped cottage - especially the kitchen. Only thing missing is a full length mirror! Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo

  • Submitted Sep 4, 2020

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Fantastic location, great landlords Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo

  • David

    Submitted Dec 9, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    This is a very comfortable, cosy cottage with very friendly, generous and welcoming hosts. I have no hesitation in recommending the cottage and I would relish a return visit.

  • Wendy

    Submitted Dec 8, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Lovely house with wonderful welcome gift and extras left for us

  • John

    Submitted Dec 2, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    An exceptionally lovely place to stay. Lots of character and well equipped for a holiday stay. Easy car parking is a great bonus. Very central with access to local shops just a short walk away. Greatly appreciated that it is dog friendly. The welcoming touches of milk, fruit juice and a bottle of wine complimented by fresh flowers and a bowl of fruit add that 'something' extra, and then to find a home-made cream cake tucked away in the fridge really makes on feel 'at home'. Excellent pub tucked away just across the road is welcoming with a varied menu. Open countryside views, a little garden and good wi-fi top it all off. I've stayed three times already. Lovely owners by the way.

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