A charming countryside retreat with private hot tub and patio, private balcony, stunning rural views, and dog-friendly accommodation – perfect for a peaceful Sussex escape
The space
Escape to the peaceful Sussex countryside and enjoy a relaxing stay at The Stables, a beautifully appointed first-floor retreat designed for comfort, tranquillity, and memorable rural getaways.
Accessed via a private external staircase, this bright and welcoming one-bedroom apartment is filled with natural light from large Velux windows, framing picturesque views across the surrounding countryside. Thoughtfully designed with an open-plan layout and charming exposed beams, the space offers a perfect blend of character and modern convenience.
Step outside onto your private balcony, where you can enjoy your morning coffee, unwind with a glass of wine as the sun sets, or make use of the barbecue for relaxed al fresco dining while taking in the peaceful rural surroundings.
Inside, the cosy sleeping area features a comfortable double bed nestled beneath the beams, creating a warm and inviting sanctuary after a day of exploring. The stylish lounge area provides the perfect spot to curl up and enjoy a film or simply relax and recharge.
The well-equipped kitchen includes an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, and toaster, while the dining area offers a delightful setting for leisurely breakfasts overlooking the countryside.
A contemporary shower room with a spacious walk-in shower, basin, and WC completes the accommodation. With central heating throughout and all the essentials provided, The Stables offers a comfortable retreat in every season.
We also welcome up to two small, well-behaved dogs, ensuring your four-legged companions can enjoy the countryside adventure alongside you.
Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, a peaceful weekend retreat, or a base for exploring the beautiful Sussex countryside, The Stables at Red House Common Retreat provides the perfect setting for a relaxing and memorable stay
When you’re ready to head out and explore, you’ll find an abundance of attractions, countryside walks, and charming towns right on your doorstep.
Step straight from the property onto a network of scenic footpaths that meander through the surrounding countryside, ideal for everything from gentle strolls to longer rambles.
Families will love nearby Chailey Common Nature Reserve, where wide-open spaces, abundant wildlife, and a much-loved rope swing provide plenty of outdoor adventure.
For a traditional pub meal, The Sloop Inn is a local favourite, serving excellent food and reachable on foot via a picturesque countryside path.
Head to Brighton for a classic seaside day out. Tour the magnificent Royal Pavilion, browse the independent boutiques of The Lanes, or enjoy the amusements and attractions of Brighton Palace Pier. With its vibrant arts scene, quirky cafés, and bohemian atmosphere, Brighton is one of the South Coast’s most distinctive destinations.
To the east, Eastbourne offers dramatic coastal scenery and elegant seafront charm. Take in the breathtaking views from Beachy Head, explore contemporary exhibitions at Towner Eastbourne, or enjoy a leisurely stroll along Eastbourne Pier.
Closer to home, the historic village of Lindfield is packed with character and excellent places to eat and drink. Enjoy fine dining at Orla, savour wines at Le Flamant, or sample award-winning Indian cuisine at Tamasha. For more traditional fare, The Bent Arms serves generous portions, while The Stand Up Inn is well known for its excellent beer and Thai food. The Witch Inn combines great food with a lively atmosphere, particularly on the first Friday of each month when live music fills the venue.
Nature lovers won’t want to miss Sheffield Park and Garden, a stunning National Trust property renowned for its spectacular seasonal colour, particularly in autumn.
For something a little different, visit Trading Boundaries, a unique venue combining live music, eclectic interiors, excellent food, and popular breakfasts in a wonderfully bohemian setting.
Railway enthusiasts can step back in time aboard the Bluebell Railway, enjoying a nostalgic steam train journey through the Sussex countryside, complete with historic carriages and a fascinating museum.
The historic county town of Lewes is also within easy reach. Explore Lewes Castle, browse independent shops, visit Harveys Brewery, or experience the town’s world-famous Bonfire Night celebrations.
Outdoor enthusiasts can tackle sections of the South Downs Way, while wine lovers can discover some of England’s finest sparkling wines at local vineyards including Ridgeview and Bluebell Vineyard Estates.
For shopping, dining, and everyday essentials, Haywards Heath is conveniently close by.
With its peaceful setting, bright and welcoming interior, and easy access to the coast, countryside, and vibrant Sussex towns, Red House Common View provides the perfect base from which to discover this beautiful corner of England.
Guest access
The Guests have sole use of the upstairs Annex, Raised Decking by the entrance private hot tub area and parking directly by the accommodation.
