The Loft - a haven in an idyllic English village

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Entire apartment hosted by Jen

3 guests
1 bedroom
2 beds
1 bathroom

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Just a few minutes walk downhill from the South Downs Way ‘The Loft’ is the perfect place to retreat after a long day’s hike or cycle. With our local pub 300 meters up the road a pint and a hearty meal await.

‘The Loft’ is situated in a quintessentially English village where a 16th century thatched cottage can be seen across the garden and Virginia Woolf’s ‘Monks House’ is just down the road.

You can't help but relax and unwind when you visit The Loft. It's the perfect get away.

The space
The Loft is a light, modern first floor apartment with its own private entrance and parking space. The kitchen is well equipped with all you will need and tea and coffee making facilities will be waiting for you when you arrive. Free wi-fi is available too.

We also offer an optional 'breakfast tray' and fresh eggs from our own chickens that you'll see when you visit. Please enquire about prices and products when booking.

Where you'll sleep

What this place offers

Garden view

Kitchen

Wifi

Free driveway parking on premises – 2 spaces

TV with standard cable/satellite

Private patio or balcony

Luggage drop-off allowed

Hair dryer

Refrigerator

Microwave

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1 guest

4.95 out of 5 stars from 382 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Rodmell, England, United Kingdom

Rodmell is a lovely quiet village. Whilst there are no streetlights or shops we do have a variety of interesting buildings and history abounds, from thatched cottages and the 12th century St Peters Church to The Monks House (former home of Virginia Woolf and now owned by the National Trust) and our local pub The Abergavenny Arms.