Spacious double bedroom with own living room

Woodbarton Cottage

Share a sunny, spacious cottage right next to Ditchling Common with views to the Downs. Five minutes to Burgess Hill station and Ditchling village by car or ten by bike. Easy commute to London. Parking and bike storage on site.

Your rooms are on the first floor. Walk through your own spacious, living/study room with ample shelving, desk, table and sofa (can sleep occasional guests), with views across gardens to the South Downs, into a spacious double bedroom, with king sized bed and plenty of clothing storage, East-facing window with lovely view of trees.

There is a spacious bathroom next to the rooms, sharing with one other. Downstairs there is a shower/utility room with washing machine, and a separate loo.

Shared use of large cottage kitchen, with dining table. Own fridge/freezer and cupboard space, use of dishwasher.
Massive garden with eating area and plenty of space for games and lounging and access to the Common, a nature lover's paradise, and great for running too.

We are a youthful couple in our early fifties. We love books, birds, butterflies, music and art. We are looking for someone nice, quiet, friendly and thoughtful to share this lovely house.

All bills included. Central heating. Furnished rooms but scope to personalise and changes can be negotiated. One month's deposit and references required. Pets considered on a case by case basis.

Our previous lodger, Steve, writes:

"Woodbarton Cottage is located in a quiet location, set back from the road by a private drive, the garden is idyllic and peaceful for relaxing with access to lovely walks.

Ben and Rebecca are perfect hosts, you are made welcome from the moment you enter and nothing is too much for them in helping you settle in and become part of the household. The two rooms that you have are more than ample to live, sleep and relax in, you have privacy to entertain guests should you want to in your own living area.

Have a wonderful stay here as I did and enjoy the location and peace that goes with living in the countryside."