Petersfield

South facing bedrooms, overlooking the South Downs, in a converted barn. A public footpath is situated opposite Copper Beeches, with a 15 minute walk up to the South Downs Way. A warm welcome awaits all visitors (from us and our Weimaraner dog!) South Harting (1 mile) has two pubs and Petersfield (3 miles) has a choice of pubs and restaurants etc. Orange juice, grapefruit/yoghurt, cereal and a full English breakfast available, accompanied by freshly baked bread and home made jams awaits you in the mornings.

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15 minutes walk from the South Downs way.
 

A delightful 18th century house with a walled garden in the old part of Petersfield. Every room has television and coffee/tea facilities. Convenient for the railway station. Close to numerous good eating places. Uppark, Chawton and Old Portsmouth within easy reach. Wonderful walking. Dogs by arrangement.

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Station nearby
 

Heath Farmhouse is a Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse with lovely views set in two acres of attractive gardens. Although the house is only half a mile from the centre of Petersfield we are surrounded by peaceful countryside and all guests remark how quiet it is. There is a pay and play golf course a hundred yards away and a public heath which provides pleasant walks around a large lake where rowing boats are available for hire in the summer months. They offer a double, twin or family room, one of which has an ensuite bathroom. All bedrooms are spacious and comfortable with pleasant outlooks; and have television and tea/coffee making facilities. The bathrooms have both baths and showers. A full English breakfast, with home made bread and preserves, is included if required and special diets can be catered for. There is a sitting room available for guests' use.

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Petersfield is a lively old market town (1 hour from London by train) situated near the South Downs and within easy reach of Winchester, Chichester and Portsmouth, all important heritage centres. Chalton (Jane Austen's home), Uppark and Gilbert White's Selborne are amongst the places of interest to visit in the immediately surrounding area. Lifts are availiable by arrangement to and from the station, and the footpaths + station close
 

Border Cottage was built sometime during the second half of the 16th century, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, and so is one of the oldest houses in Petersfield. It is a particularly attractive whitewashed timber-framed house. The original box-frame timber construction is still party visible in the oldest part of the house which is now the dining room and the upstairs landing. The guest room is part of the more 'recent' extension built in the 18th centruy, which is one large pretty bedroom (either a twin or a double bed) with an attractive and comfortable sitting area with TV and private bathroom.

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Border Cottage is located in the heart of the historic market town of Petersfield, within 10 minutes walk of the railway station and very accessible from the A3, the main road from London to Portsmouth. We are near to the Heath with its boating lake and are very close to good pubs and restaurants. The town lies beside the beautiful South Downs, which will soon become a National Park. Tourists and business people love Petersfield for its central location in the south of England, only a short drive from the historic towns of Chichester, Winchester and Portsmouth. Lifts are availiable by arrangement to and from the station, and the footpaths + station close