RIVERBRIDGE
COTTAGES THE HOLIDAY COTTAGE
Riverbridge Cottage is one of Sedlescombes finest independent luxury holiday homes in our region. Learn more about our offering !
The Cottage
Comfort, Cosy and a relaxing environment are perfectly combined here in our Country Cottage.
Amenities
at the cottage
We have a whole list of home from home items in the cottage.
All that matters to us, is that our guests feel comfortable in our B & B. We want them to enjoy their stay and their time with us, and we invite everybody to relax while they stay with us.
The Space
Approached through a country cottage garden, the entrance hall leads to a cosy sitting room with a wood burning stove & dining area, there is also a Smart TV, Amazon Alexa, books & games. Then through to the well equipped kitchen with integral oven & hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine & equipment you need during your stay, including an ice making machine, Nespresso coffee machine with pods to get you started & a Welcome Hamper. We also provide you with an honesty bar, with soft drinks & snacks. Oil, salt & pepper, tea, sugar, instant coffee & fresh milk is provided.
The stairs lead up to a glass galleried landing, taking you through to the bedroom lobby, where you will find space for clothing. The bedroom has a good sized double bed with Egyptian cotton bed linen & a magnificent large copper style bath in the room with floor standing champagne bucket & integrated smart TV which can be viewed, while relaxing in the bath. Complimentary toiletries can be found in the bespoke en-suite wet room, which has a large rainfall shower & under floor heating. Bathrobes are provided for your use during your stay. At the back of the property is a private courtyard garden, for your morning coffee or glass of wine in the evening with ambient garden lighting.
The wood-burning stove is supplied with a basket of logs and kindling, more logs are available on request at £6 a load, from our log store.
Guest access
There is free on road parking in front of the cottage. A local bus service runs through the village to Hastings and Hawkhurst, where you can continue onwards to other destinations. The cottage is approximately 3.5 miles from Battle train station, which is easily accessible from London Charing Cross on the Hastings line. There are also numerous local Taxi companies, listed in the Information folder at the property.
Please note the Cottage is mid terraced dating from the early 1700’s & has some low beams, ceilings & doorways.
We respectfully ask you not to wear outdoor shoes on the stairs or upstairs. Thank you. Complimentary slippers are provided. Minimum stay is 2 Nights. Adults only and no pets.
Other things to note
BOOK a Stay With Us
East Sussex
Apart from the physical landmarks such as the Downs and the Weald, East Sussex has a great many landmarks of historical interest. There are castles at Bodiam, Herstmonceux, Lewes and Pevensey; and defence works such as the Martello towers and Eastbourne Redoubt.[12] Battle Abbey, built to commemorate the Battle of Hastings; Bateman’s, home of Rudyard Kipling, Hammerwood Park, one of the first examples of Greek Revival architecture in the UK; and the University of Sussex buildings at Falmer are among interesting buildings. Bexhill on sea is also home to the De La Warr Pavilion. East Sussex also includes two chalk hill figures, being the Litlington White Horse and the Long Man of Wilmington, which are both situated in the Sussex Downs.
SEDLESCOMBE Organic Vineyard
Sedlescombe organic vineyard is an English vineyard located in Robertsbridge, just outside Sedlescombe in East Sussex.
Established in 1979, it is an all organic vineyard. It is one of the few British vineyards to produce red wine.
Book a wine tasting and give them a visit.
Entertainment & Events
As South East England’s official tourism website, it is fantastic to be able to welcome visitors and see everyone enjoying days out, weekend’s away and holidays in the South East once again. With all restrictions lifting on the 19th July, all of the remaining tourism and entertainment businesses in the South will now be able to open and return to full capacity, which is a big boast for the industry. We understand that many businesses will be continuing to ask visitors to wear face masks when indoors, so please continue to check the specific websites before visiting and continue to plan ahead.
Charles Palmer Vineyard
Charles Palmer vines were first planted in 2006 specifically with the aim of producing wines of the highest standard. Production is small and meticulous. Every effort is made to ensure only the best grapes are produced and selected according to the family’s exacting standards. The result is a small and exciting collection of vintage wines, each vintage is unique and characterful in its own way.
The Queens Head
Situated in the heart of the beautiful and idyllic village of Sedlescombe, this 15th Century pub exudes character and charm with its exposed beams and large open fireplaces.
01424 870228
The Carr Taylor Vineyard
The location in the far south eastern corner of the UK allows us to enjoy some of the warmest and driest conditions in the country. The generally cool climate for vines, long growing season and slow ripening into autumn means that our English grapes possess a concentration of delicate aromatic fruit not to be found in more robust wines from warmer climates. As well as producing crisp light wines, the flavours often echo fruits traditionally grown in this area, such as green apple and pear.
BOOK A MEAL AT
The Brickwall Hotel
They offer a variety of different menus, A La Carte, Table D’Hote and specially tailored party menus. We also cater for vegetarian and other specific dietary requirements.
Particular attention is paid to the quality and variety of food served in our restaurant by Head Chef, Lukasz Zasadny. To complement the cuisine the Brickwall has a well-stocked wine cellar with a large range from its wine merchant of over 35 years.
1066 Things To Do
Feel the echoes of battle through centuries of stone, contrasting with the modern lifestyles buzzing around them. Dig your toes into the sand, gulls crying overhead, the light dazzling the water. Walk the winding cobbled streets seeking out quirky shops and secret passageways. Welcome to 1066 Country.
