Guests say
Guests consistently praise the Bakers Farm Oast for its cleanliness, peaceful rural setting, and comfortable furnishings. The unique circular kitchen and bedroom are highlights, along with the proximity to local attractions and wildlife. A welcome hamper is frequently mentioned, adding a touch of thoughtfulness to the stay.
Reviewers unanimously commend the property for its exceptional cleanliness, with numerous mentions of it being 'spotless' and 'immaculately presented'.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity, proximity to local pubs, Bewl Water, and National Trust properties. Its rural setting is appreciated for the quiet and wildlife.
The property is repeatedly described as comfortable, cosy, and well-appointed, with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The master bedroom and firewood provision are particularly noted.
Facilities are rated highly, with the property being well-equipped and maintained. The kitchen and welcome hamper receive special mentions, although a few minor suggestions for improvement prevent a perfect score.
The welcome hamper is frequently mentioned as a thoughtful touch, contributing to the overall positive experience. However, it should be noted that such gestures are not guaranteed and may vary.
About this property
A beautiful detached oast house with two bedrooms and two bathrooms situated within easy reach of local amenities in a very quiet yet accessible location close to Bewl Water and Bedgebury Forest. The property has its own private garden and overlooks surrounding fields and paddocks.
Bakers Farm Oast is a beautiful, detached oast house, stunningly converted and furnished to a high standard. Peacefully located, you will find yourself tucked away from it all down a private drive, within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Sussex/Kent border.
Located within the grounds of a 50 acre estate, the oast has its own private, spacious and lawned garden overlooking the surrounding fields and paddocks. When the sun is shining, enjoy an afternoon on the terrace, perfect for a barbecue with family or friends while taking in the peace and tranquillity surrounding you. Wildlife is abundant, so try and spot any number of animals and birds including deer, foxes, badgers, barn owls or kingfishers. Alternatively, curl up on the sofa in front of the wood burning stove with a glass of wine and a good book as the sun goes down.
Within walking distance are two country pubs, both full of character, serving lovely local food, wines and beer. There is The Bull in the hamlet of Three Leg Cross or The Bell in the village of Ticehurst, where you will also find a pop up fishmongers on Saturdays. This village also boasts a general store, Post Office, artisan bakery, greengrocer, cafe and art gallery.
The house is perfectly located to walk by footpath to Bewl Water, the largest lake in the south-east of England. Here you will discover a 13 mile circular path with beautiful waterside walks and a variety of birdlife. You can even cycle or ride around the perimeter in the summer months. In addition, why not spend the day sailing, windsurfing, rowing, canoeing or fishing on the lake.
Additional Information:
Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available on request.
A fenced off pond is in close proximity (please ensure children are supervised).
Trains run from here to London in one hour.
Wadhurst station is served by a bus running through to Ticehurst, so no need for a car.
Reviews (209)
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely Oasthouse ⦠clean, cosy and well équiped. Very comfortable place to stay. Good supply of Wood for woodburner Lots to see and do in the area.. wonderful south coast is not far away.
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Confirmed Guest
Great place in a great location with vibrant village and amenities within walking distance.
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely accomodation, great location