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For booking enquiries please tel: 01424 883096
Where to visit
An ideal location for walkers, cyclists or those wanting a restful break close to the historic towns of Rye and Battle
An ideal location for walkers, cyclists or those wanting a restful break close to the historic towns of Rye and Battle
The Mill House is situated between Rye and Battle both of which are a 15min drive. Tenterden with its
Steam Railway, antique shops and many restaurants are a short drive approximately 25mins. The stunning
gardens of Great Dixter, Pashley Manor and Sissinghurst are all within a short drive so are Bodiam Castle,
Battle Abbey and Scotney Castle.
Eat out at the Local Pub
The Red Lion pub nearby offers local beers and good food. It has a relaxed feel, candles on tables, excellent choice of food, and offers good value. The menu includes local fish dishes and little touches like olives and bread to start and homemade shortbread with coffee.
Walk through the Brede Valley
The Brede Valley is a stretch of beautiful Sussex countryside near Rye, where the Romney and Walland marshland extends westwards past Winchelsea between two steep ridges of the rolling High Weald. See http://www.bredevalley.info to find out about the local wildlife, walks and history of the Valley.
Visit the Medieval town of Rye
Rye is a picturesque medieval hilltop town with a wealth of restaurants, old pubs and historic buildings. To find out more about places to visit, where to eat in Rye and see stunning photographs of the local area, including 1066 country, see www.ryeguide.co.uk. Enjoy the many festivals such as the Rye Arts Festival, Taste of Rye offering seasonal food and and the Scallop Festival serving Rye Bay's famous Scallops. You can walk around the cobbled streets, explore the many independent shops and art galleries and then treat yourself to a traditional English cream tea.
Eat out at the Local Pub
The Red Lion pub nearby offers local beers and good food. It has a relaxed feel, candles on tables, excellent choice of food, and offers good value. The menu includes local fish dishes and little touches like olives and bread to start and homemade shortbread with coffee.
Walk through the Brede Valley
The Brede Valley is a stretch of beautiful Sussex countryside near Rye, where the Romney and Walland marshland extends westwards past Winchelsea between two steep ridges of the rolling High Weald. See http://www.bredevalley.info to find out about the local wildlife, walks and history of the Valley.
Visit the Medieval town of Rye
Rye is a picturesque medieval hilltop town with a wealth of restaurants, old pubs and historic buildings. To find out more about places to visit, where to eat in Rye and see stunning photographs of the local area, including 1066 country, see www.ryeguide.co.uk. Enjoy the many festivals such as the Rye Arts Festival, Taste of Rye offering seasonal food and and the Scallop Festival serving Rye Bay's famous Scallops. You can walk around the cobbled streets, explore the many independent shops and art galleries and then treat yourself to a traditional English cream tea.
Tel: 01424 883096 | Email: michaeltay@tiscali.co.uk
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