Oakwood Barn

The villa

Oakwood Barn boasts some of the most impressive interior design imaginable. This phenomenal property is both a luxurious holiday home and a sought - after venue for team meetings, away days and creative events. Surrounded by rolling hills and big skies in the heart of the South Downs, it offers incredible comfort, endless treats and a fabulous location close to Lewes, Brighton, Glyndebourne and Charleston, all within an hour of London. Guests can dine in style with acclaimed private chefs, enjoy tailored entertainment or simply relax in a house where every detail has been beautifully considered.

The barn offers two exceptional living spaces, three gorgeous bedrooms and wonderful outdoor areas including a private hot tub. Flooded with natural light through south - facing windows and doors, the interiors combine original architectural features, high ceilings and contemporary luxury. The ground floor boasts a sociable kitchen with an Everhot stove, Maker and Son seating and handcrafted oak furniture, while the mezzanine offers oversized cosy chairs and access to a large terrace with uninterrupted South Downs views. The bedrooms feature luxurious Indigo beds with Hypnos mattresses and organic cotton bedding, while stylish bathrooms include a wet room, walk - in showers and a freestanding bath. Outside, guests can enjoy beautifully furnished terraces, alfresco dining, a barbecue, private gardens and parking with electric charging points. Oakwood Barn is a perfect place to relax, reconnect and re - energise, whether for holidays, celebrations or business retreats.

Oakwood Barn enjoys a dreamy setting in the sleepy hamlet of St Ann’s, between Lewes and Falmer, surrounded by glorious South Downs countryside. Guests can enjoy wonderful walks, charming villages and lively towns all within easy reach. Historic Lewes is packed with quirky shops, galleries, cosy cafes and excellent eateries, alongside its famous Norman castle, cobbled streets and Grade II listed houses. The town is also known for its spectacular Bonfire Night celebrations, Garland Day festivities and fascinating attractions including Anne of Cleves House Museum. Nearby Glyndebourne hosts world - class opera from May, while Love Supreme and the September Artwave Festival bring music, creativity and culture to the area. The South Downs National Park is a paradise for walkers, cyclists and watersports enthusiasts, with the South Downs Way stretching 100 miles across glorious countryside. Guests can hire e - bikes locally or enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing at Cuckmere Haven, Ardingly Reservoir and along the River Ouse. Brighton offers a vibrant contrast with its famous pier, Royal Pavilion, independent boutiques, museums, beach attractions and the British Airways i360 viewing pod. Further afield, Rye enchants visitors with cobbled streets, cosy pubs, art galleries and smuggling history, while nearby Camber Sands offers one of the finest sandy beaches in the region.