Bramley Cottage lies within Singleton a quiet village at the heart of the South Downs National Park close to Goodwood and Chichester. This comfortable and spacious cottage provides everything you need for a relaxing holiday and the opportunity to enjoy one of the most attractive gardens in the village.
Within the Singleton Conservation area there are 41 C17th and C18th Sussex flint ‘Listed Buildings’ and two listed garden walls. The Anglo Saxon church is Grade 1 listed and was mentioned in the Domesday book . Between Bramley Cottage and the village school the original graveyard is now managed as a Wildlife Meadow and you can still visit it through the restored Lychgate.
Singleton provides the ideal base to visit events at Goodwood only one mile away, and is a short walk from the Weald and Downland Living Museum and West Dean Gardens. It is located only 6 miles from Chichester, and is well situated for exploring the Sussex coast and South Downs National Park.
This is a popular area for walkers and cyclists. There is a network of local footpaths and the South Downs Way is only a 3 mile walk through Singleton Forest. There are opportunities for cyclists within the surrounding hills and routes to the north or for more leisurely trips via the Centurion Way, a cycle way and footpath from West Dean to Chichester with direct access to the less challenging coastal plain.
Local pubs and cafes in ‘the valley’ villages of East Dean, Charlton, Singleton and West Dean serve excellent food, all within two miles, and you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out in near by towns.
There is a local shop within one mile at West Dean and a range of supermarkets at Chichester and Midhurst, both within six miles.
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