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Jasmine Windmill Hailsham
Hailsham
Sussex
(approx 3 miles from
Uckfield)
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 Sleeps 4. Dating from the 1800s, this superbly converted windmill
is one of the few 'post windmills' left that has managed to retain
its original timber post. A working mill until the early 1900s,
this property is now a delightful holiday home brimming with
character (though not sails). In a superb location in the High
& Low Weald of Sussex - with a wealth of interesting attractions,
sporting activities, castles and gardens to visit and explore
it provides perfect accommodation in this much sought after area. |
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Herons's Ghyll
Herons' Ghyll
Nr Uckfield
East Sussex
(approx 3 miles from
Uckfield)
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 Sleeps 6. Originally Victorian farm stables, and bull pen which
have been beautifully converted into a superb home which provides
beautiful accommodation boasting many original features including
stable doors and beams that have been incorporated plus the high
vaulted ceiling in the spacious living room to add to the charm
of this high standard, carpeted and extremely comfortable accommodation.
Set in over 70 acres of rolling countryside one mile east of
Ashdown Forest in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, the pretty enclosed garden enjoys views over the owners'
wildflower meadows and woodland. The property forms a quadrangle,
ensuring privacy and wind shelter, and the garden with patio,
lawn and pretty flower borders is safely enclosed. There is a
pond on the farm. Ample parking with security lighting. Horse
riding, golf, fishing and leisure centres with swimming pools
are all nearby, with shops in Uckfield (3 miles) and Crowborough.
You can visit castles, historic houses, gardens, the Glyndebourne
Opera House, good transport links are all nearby. Trains for
London are available 10 miles away in Haywards Heath and East
Grinstead and from near the property, buses to Brighton and Tunbridge
Wells are available (30 minutes drive). |
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Cleeve Lodge Crowborough
Crowborough
Sussex
(approx 6 miles from
Uckfield)
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 Sleeps 4. This delightful, well decorated and furnished cottage
is a self-contained portion of a period country village property.
The cottage, on the edge of Crowborough, is set high on the hill
and has spectacular views far over the South Downs to Eastbourne.
It is only a 10 minute walk from the centre of the town and all
shops and amenities. |
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Welcome to our page of accommodation in Uckfield!
Uckfield is a small town lying on the A22 Lewes to London
main road. The name Uckfield is derived from the river Uck which
flows through the village. Uckfield was a small village until
the advent of the railways in the 1850's, since when it grew
quickly into a small town. The village was originally located
at the top of the high street near to the church, but the railway
was constructed alongside the river attracting businesses, and
the houses and shops now spread from one to the other. Uckfield
was famous for its wool and agricultural trade for many years
as it lay on a river crossing. A proportion of the produce from
the area was transported by barge down the Uck to the Ouse, then
to Lewes and finally to the coast at Seaford and Newhaven. If
you are in the right town but cannot find the accommodation you
want on this page, you might consider Uckfield
hotels.
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