Old Rectory Cottage

Fernhurst Village sits within easy reach of the South Downs, with Black Down—the National Park's highest point—accessible on foot. Old Rectory Cottage occupies its own corner of the village, a self-contained ground-floor property with a separate entrance, private parking for two cars, and a south-facing walled garden where a hot tub waits for evening use.

Inside, everything flows as open plan: living space with a wood burner and Smart TV, a kitchen equipped to cook proper meals, and a bedroom with a double bed. The bathroom has both bath and shower. Bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and heating are all included. The owners live nearby and provide a welcome pack with coffee, tea and cooking basics; logs for the fire come with the booking. A glazed stable door opens directly onto the garden, where you'll find seating and a barbecue.

The village green lies a two-minute walk away, home to a 16th-century pub serving lunch and dinner, a recreation ground, and the starting point for numerous walking and cycling routes across the Downs. No smoking inside the property.