What do you think makes a stay at Riverbank Cottage unique?
Maybe you’re a keen walker, tempted by the South Downs Way, have been lured on a pilgrimage to the Bloomsbury Set’s Charleston, fancy a full wine-immersion in the nearby Rathfinny, Breaky Bottom and Hidden Spring vineyards or have been drawn by the opera at Glyndebourne.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Alfriston area?
Why not pay a visit to the Clergy House, the National Trust's first purchase, St Andrew's Church, known locally as the Cathedral of the Downs. Take a walk along the River Cuckmere, or head to the coast and the magnificence of Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters. Cadence Cycle Club is a local hub and an excellent source of information and guidance for downland, forest, riverfront, clifftop, and coastal cycling and hiking trails. Eastbourne, the sunniest spot in the UK, is about a 15-minute drive away, and Brighton is about a 30-minute drive, so there are plenty of opportunities to visit the seaside.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
You're just 50 yards from the middle of Alfriston (albeit on a quiet, private cul-de-sac), so there'll be plenty of places to dine and drink to suit all preferences, from intimate tea shops to fine restaurants and friendly village pubs.
What is the capacity for Riverbank Cottage?
This South Downs cottage provides bags of space for up to six people with a private garden and terrace overlooking the river and surrounding fields. Upstairs, you find three comfortable bedrooms – one is a double, one is a twin, and the master bedroom can be set up as a kingsize or with twin beds, and boasts an ensuite shower room.
