Charming Rural farmhouse sleeps 20

Goddenwick House is a 600-year-old Tudor farmhouse set on 150 acres of Sussex countryside, with views of the Bluebell Railway and woods once roamed by Henry VIII. Sleeping 20, it's perfect for family gatherings, retreats, and country escapes. With 10 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms, and private grounds, guests also enjoy trails, meadows, access to Roost Café on the working farm. A peaceful, history-rich hideaway in England’s “green and pleasant land.” The space Goddenwick House is a 600-year-old Tudor farmhouse nestled on 150 acres of rolling Sussex hills and ancient woods. With room for 22, it’s a warm, rambling retreat for family gatherings, country escapes, or creative get-togethers. Wander meadow paths, explore the working farm, or sit by the fire and soak up the peace. With sweeping valley views and a cosy, lived-in charm, it’s countryside living just as it should be. If you're seeking the slickness of a luxury hotel, this might not be your spot. But if you’re after a stay full of character—think big skies, muddy boots, crackling log burners on wintery nights, and a house with stories to tell—you’ve found your escape. The house is nestled in the MIDDLE of 150 acres of Countryside, the nearest neighbour being 1 kilometre away. The 1.5 acres of private Gardens that are for sole use of the residents are private and bordered on most sides surrounding the property by 360 degrees. To the south they border a beautiful pond inhabited by ducks geese and Moorhens and to the north the gardens are bordered by by deciduous woodland, to the east the lawns open up to a tennis courts with peace giving views across the valley to the famous Bluebell steam railway. The Gardens have ample lawn space, beautiful cherry trees and wisteria which are magnificent in Spring, a patio terrace with seating and a simple rustic outdoor kitchen area, a fire pit for cold winter nights