Family and dog friendly holiday house in Battle with a hot tub and near the coast and historic attractions
Holiday Rental for Groups of Families and Friends. Blackfirs Farmhouse, Battle, East Sussex, sleeps 5 - 10 in 5 bedrooms.
Welcome to Battle, a little town with big history, come to discover why Battle is among one of Lonely Planet's top 10 hidden gems of Europe. Stroll along the High Street to explore the numerous family run shops selling hand crafted gifts by local artisans.
This 5 bedroom detached holiday house on the outskirts of historic Battle is also close to the south coast at Bexhill (8 miles) and Hastings (5 miles), tucked away in farmland woodlands. The house is ideal for families, groups of friends, cyclists, ramblers, historians, golfers, book clubs and families visiting children in local private boarding schools, as well being the perfect base for bridal groups or friends and family attending weddings at the many nearby wedding venues. Why not take a midweek break and explore this special part of the country.
Blackfirs Farmhouse has a bright kitchen well set up for self catering, and an open plan living and dining room seating the whole group. Doors open onto a large private garden, with a hot tub under a covered veranda and sun loungers, as well as outdoor games. The bedrooms are configured as doubles and a twin, with a total of 4 bathrooms. Dogs are welcome here too. Blackfirs Farmhouse offers a comfortable home from home experience with everything you might need for a weekend or longer stay.
Battle itself offers many attractions including the 1066 Battle Abbey, museum, many pubs, restaurants and tea rooms serving local produce, and numerous shops to browse. There is also a health club within 4 miles and a beauty salon in Battle high Street plus Battle golf club.
There are many good country roads, trails and paths for hiking, cycling, or just a gentle potter. Guests can also head to many small village locations with a variety of facilities and attractions including Herstmonceux, Catsfield, Bodiam and Rye.
