“A contemporary studio with far stretching views across the picturesque Sussex countryside. The studio is bright and airy with light wood and accents of red. A large secluded terrace provides the perfect spot for an evening tipple and indulgent breakfasts are taken in the owners thatched cottage.”
“A contemporary studio with far stretching views across the picturesque Sussex countryside. The studio is bright and airy with light wood and accents of red. A large secluded terrace provides the perfect spot for an evening tipple and indulgent breakfasts are taken in the owners thatched cottage.”
Recommended For
- Hideaway
- A contemporary studio in a secluded rural setting. Ideal for getting away from it all.
- Tennis
- The property has an outdoor court and coaching can be arranged.
- Great walks
- Take long walks along Camber Sands, a five mile stretch of beach.
- Cycling
- Golf
- Play a round on any one of the ten courses in the immediate vivinity.
- Sights nearby
- Visit Bodiam Castle a true fairytale castle and one of Britain's most romantic and picturesque.
- Romantic
- Views
- Secluded setting
- Remote
- Quiet
- Restrictions on children
- Adult only
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Sit-out Terrace
- Intimate
- Luxury
- Exclusive use
- Boutique
- Chic
- Self catering
- Contemporary
Facilities
- Wifi
- Views
- Parking
- No pets
- Restrictions on children
- Adult only
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Sit-out Terrace
- Garden
Activities
- Great walks
- Take long walks along Camber Sands, a five mile stretch of beach.
- Cycling
- Golf
- Play a round on any one of the ten courses in the immediate vivinity.
- Sights nearby
- Visit Bodiam Castle a true fairytale castle and one of Britain's most romantic and picturesque.
- Tennis
- The property has an outdoor court and coaching can be arranged.
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Knelle Dower Studio B&B
A secluded bolthole near historic Rye, this spacious stand-alone studio room with deck and lawn has views of fields and, at night, a star-studded sky. It’s a few hundred metres along a pine-lined path to breakfast in the owners’ 15th-century thatched cottage.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
