A farming family business since 1876. We have been designing, building and running the self-catering business for fifteen years. The houses are bespoke and built to a high design standard with every room having an eclectic theme of it's own. We have been collecting furniture and fittings around the world for the last century. There are currently four houses all within walking distance of each other. Our team is dedicated to making sure if you are a VIP and just want quiet seclusion or a family party you have the best experience. We can organise hot tubs, horse riding, visits to see the sheep at lambing, point to the walks to the pub or into the wilds of the brooks, or even fishing. Hiking, running and retreats are quite common activities. The beach is not far away as are three National Trust properties. We have used recycled materials where possible in the building of the houses, the large timbers mostly are old railway bridge timber, tiles from salvage yards, timber when we can has been cut on the farm or purchased from local sawmills. Our mantra as farmers has been, no pestcides, no insecticides, no artificial fertiliser and no herbicides. Some of the farm is wild but has not needed to be re-wilded as the hippy idyll has always been ours. The farm and landscape is wetland so we have a plethora of butterflies and dragonflies and an enormous diversity of flora and fauna of which we are very proud. Many people working in music, film and TV have been to stay. Four music videos have been made in and around the houses and one mini movie.

This isolated house the twin sister of The House on the Brooks our gorgeous property sleeps up to 15 people in 4 boutique-themed bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Luxurious rooms include Frida Kahlo room, a true design homage to the great lady. Includes Mexican yellow tiles in Kahlo yellow and a Myan marble shower room ensuite. The Indian Temple Room which includes a line of 17th Century Indian Temple pillars and a large Indian bed. The Peking Boudoir Room offers a touch of Chinese history and includes 19th Century Opium Bed two granite stone lions and vintage Chinese stork panels. The Chinese shower room has ancient stone panel set into the wall. The Italian room has a truly remarkable marble bathroom and views over the wild Brookland below. The Saxon Hall offers a perfect entertaining space. The room enjoys open roof rafters, an elegant dining table, sumptuous sofas and amazing views down the south downs through the French doors. You can cook up some delicious homemade food in the modern kitchen. Outside there is a private garden with a fire pit to BBQ on or just have a blaze for the fun of it around whilst gazing at the starry night sky. Isolated but with wonderful views.

The South Downs Way passes three miles distant but our walkers tend to stay local. There are plenty of circuits to do straight out of the door. Follow the old branch line and have a slice of bio-diverse nature. Walk across Amberley Wild Brooks (conditions permitting) or one of the many wonderful local rambles, or bike rides. Short walks to two pubs both do food, or a splendid walk across the Amberley Wild brooks a RSPB or to their better known Pulbrough Brooks reserve. Ground and weather conditions permitting. The Saxon local church has some of the oldest frescoes in the country. The houses are positioned close to the site of the Roman posting station on Stane Street. Visitors to this site Julius Caesar, Ethelred the Unready (who this time was ready to have a victorious battle with the Vikings). Ten minutes from Arundel castle and another five minutes to the beaches at Clymping and the sandy West Beach Littlehampton. Or wild swim (in the summer) in the rivers, either the Rother or The Arun. Situated inside the South Downs National Park the properties benefit from the dark sky and many footpaths. Walk for fifteen minutes to discover the Iron Age Park Mound. Our guests sometimes take a taxi to Brighton or Chichester to go clubbing. Goodwood and Fontwell racecourse are a short drive. Four golf clubs, birdwatching, Parham gliding club will take passengers for a trial.