Apple Tree Barn

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Useful information and house rules

• Pets: a maximum of one well-behaved dog is allowed at a cost of £25 per week or part week.
• Please contact us if you are interested in a stay of over 28 nights (a short-term let).
• Top tip: Adding another night or two may only cost a little extra, or sometimes nothing at all! This is a great way to add some flexibility to your stay.
• Kitchen facilities: tabletop oven with grill and 2 electric hobs, under counter fridge with small freezer box, kettle, toaster, cafetiere.
• Iron, ironing board, 1 hairdryer provided.
• Free private parking on the driveway next to the barn, with space for 2 cars. Please note access is quite narrow and there is a bump over a ramp, contact us if you have a very large or low car.
• One infant up to age 2 is welcome in addition to the total guest capacity of this property. 1 travel cot (please bring bedding) and 1 highchair are available on advance request.
• The balcony and surrounding area are not enclosed, please always supervise children and dogs when outside.
• Electric Central Heating.
• Wi-Fi: Yes - Standard (5-30Mbps)

Accessibility: Standard wooden staircase (13 steps with banister and open treads) to the first-floor entrance. One low step (5cm) over the front door threshold. The bathroom has a walk-in shower enclosure (5cm lip). Other internal floors are even and level, with no internal steps. This is intended as a guide only and accuracy is not guaranteed, please contact us if you need more info. Measurements are approx.

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Local area

Apple Tree Barn sits tucked away off a quiet lane near Walberton Green, just a short walk into the main village of Walberton where you will find a traditional pub ‘The Holly Tree’ and a local shop. Head a mile or so to the excellent gastropub The Black Horse at Binsted, where good food and a chilled glass (or two) are served alongside beautiful country views. You’ll also find The Spur at Slindon, and exquisite fine dining at ‘The Pig in the South Downs’ at Madehurst.

Walberton is a great location from which to explore the area, just 5 or 6 miles from Chichester, Arundel, Littlehampton and Bognor Regis where there are plenty of restaurants, pubs and shops. A wide range of large supermarkets can be found in Chichester, Littlehampton and Bognor. There are some lovely countryside walks from the door; try a leisurely 1.5-mile flat walk through the village and cross country to the The Black Horse at Binsted, a lovely spot for a pub lunch. 2 miles north, you can access the South Downs at the 1400-hectare Slindon Estate, owned by the National Trust and incorporating Stane Street – the Roman road linking London with Chichester, which offers a particularly picturesque walk through the woods from Eartham to the top of the South Downs at Bignor, where it meets the South Downs Way.

Four miles south is the fabulous West Sussex coastline, head to Bognor Regis to stretch your legs east to Climping and onwards to Littlehampton’s West Beach, or west to Pagham. Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve and Chichester Harbour a little further to the west are both areas of outstanding natural beauty, and a haven for unusual birds, wildlife and nature conservation, along with sailing centres at Itchenor and Bosham. West Wittering beach is the most wonderful beach nearby, book parking well in advance as it gets very busy in the summer.

For an indulgent treat head to Bailiffscourt Spa in Climping. For a family day trip, head over to Butlins in Bognor Regis with its indoor and outdoor water park ‘Splashworld’, and a range of entertainment and rides to keep the kids and grown-up kids happy. The historic market town of Arundel is just 5 miles up the road, and is well worth a trip to stroll the riverbank and see the iconic castle and cathedral. Petite and cosmopolitan, the cathedral city of Chichester is also only 6 miles away with an excellent range of independent and high street shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Chichester Festival Theatre is well worth a visit; famous for its quality of theatre production, many of which premiere here before moving on to London. Just north of Chichester, the famous Goodwood Estate includes a motor circuit, racecourse and aerodrome and is home to the world-renowned Goodwood Festival of Speed, Goodwood Revival and Glorious Goodwood (Qatar Festival). Along with Goodwood Racecourse, Fontwell Park is only a mile away – a unique figure of eight track and a jewel of West Sussex horse racing.

Click here for more information about holiday activities and things to see and do in in and around Arundel.

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