FCH46874,Burwash

FCH46874

ALL BOOKINGS THROUGHOUT FEBRUARY WILL INCLUDE A ROMANTIC VALENTINE WELCOME BASKET DOGS GO FREE IN FEBRUARY 2017 Home to a selection of popular pubs quaint shops and cosy tearooms Burwash is a charming East Sussex rural village. It is also well known as the home of Rudyard Kipling who spent a lot of his time at 17th century Bateman s which visitors can now explore and learn more about his fascinating life. Keen walkers and four-legged friends meanwhile will enjoy exploring the picturesque Dudwell Valley. The rear entrance opens into a hallway where guests can hang their coats and leave muddy boots after a long walk. The kitchen is located to the front of the property and is a light and airy space with cream cabinets wooden worktops a table and chairs and colonial-style shutters for privacy from the high street outside. The kitchen has been equipped with a dishwasher washer/dryer fridge/freezer microwave gas hob electric fan oven and even a blender and juicer for those health-conscious guests. The lounge is brimming with original charm from the exposed beams and grandfather clock to the striking inglenook fireplace which houses an open fire that will be made up for guests visiting in the winter months. Also in this room is a dining table for six and a comfortable corner sofa on which to unwind in front of a film or with a good book from the well-stocked bookcase. The master bedroom features a Victorian-style double bed stylish soft furnishings a pretty chest of drawers and an en-suite bathroom with WC. To the other side of the corridor is the second double bedroom while in the shower room you will find a WC tempting toiletries and soft towels. While the kitchen opens out to the village high street at the rear of the property is a small terrace with garden furniture bordered by picket fencing the perfect spot to enjoy a bite to eat in the sunshine.