Why it is Famous :Arundel: Quirky, fun & cosmopolitan, Arundel captures the essence of heritage, urban chic and country pursuits, all within a stone’s throw of London. Experience Arundel and you will discover more than you’d expect, most of all it’s a place to return to and tell others about. Arundel is Sussex in style. Combining one thousand years of history with independent shops, contemporary art galleries, restaurants and pubs, plus leisure pursuits across the South Downs from walking to canoeing or cycling... there is something for everyone when you visit Arundel.

Facts About Destination : Attractive three bedroom cottage professionally converted from 19th century stables. Open floor plan, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. Newly carpeted. Sleeps 6 + 1 - cot. Bright sun room/lobby. Central heating and hot water included. Linens, duvets, cleaning supplies included. Bathroom - bath and shower. Woodburner - wood included. Fully fitted kitchen including microwave. Television/DVD combined. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Drying rack available. Dogs by prior arrangement only. Paddocks available by arrangement. Stable Cottage doesn\'t have a garden but there is a farm walk. Two parking spaces. Welcome package will be provided; Tea, coffee, milk, biscuits, cereal, fresh eggs, etc. WiFi throughout Stable Cottage.

Area Information : Arundel (3 miles): Castle, Cathedral, Antique Shops, Fine Dining, Swanbourne Lake, The River Arun, 13th century ruins, bring your camera! Chichester (5 miles): Ancient Roman Town, Theatres, Cinemas, Shopping, Great Food, Museums, Cathedral, Goodwood Events, unforgettable! Bognor Regis (3 miles): Seaside Resort City - Beaches, Swimming, Fishing, Sailing, Water Park for the kids, The Admiral\'s Table, Hotham Park, family fun! The quaint villages and historic towns of West Sussex nestled in the rolling hills (photo shows the South Downs) and along the coast provide interesting sights, mountain boarding, horse riding, great shops and markets, festivals, and endless diversions. There are hundreds of miles of bridleways crisscrossing the fantastic South Downs. The experienced and the novice equestrian will find beauty and peaceful riding. Walkers can stroll along breath taking forest trails in the presence of rabbit, fox, deer, and other woodland creatures.

Why visit :Stay in converted 19th century stables on a working farm. The area has so much to offer for everyone. Beach, Sport, Boating, Nature. Walking the South Down way.

How to reach :By air to Gatwick or Southampton. Direct rail link to Barnham. Taxi or car.

Best time to visit :Spring for Lambing season. Summer and Autumn for all activities

Transport system :Car needed, but good airline routes and direct rail links.

Life style culture :The beautiful town of Arundel lies just a few miles to the east and Chichester and Goodwood lie just to the west. There is an excellent beach just to the south at Climping and the Downs are just to the north - a perfect location for numerous activities! The Goodwood motor sports and racing are only fifteen minutes\' drive away and there is also horse racing at Fontwell, just a couple of miles away. For sailing enthusiasts the villages of Bosham, Itchenor and Chidham offer excellent facilities for both beginners and seasoned sailors. Cowes Week also attracts visitors to the area every summer.

Languages spoken :English