Courtlands Nurseries Bed and Breakfast offers a peaceful countryside stay in Sharpthorne, West Sussex, within two acres of walled kitchen garden and nursery on an old Sussex estate. This welcoming bed and breakfast near East Grinstead makes a useful base for visitors exploring local gardens, historic properties and the High Weald.

Bed and breakfast accommodation in Sharpthorne

There are two spacious garden-view rooms: a twin room accommodating up to three people and a family room accommodating up to five. Both rooms are en suite and the local tourist information service lists a TV, fridge and free Wi-Fi. The family room also has a table and chairs. Guests should confirm the exact sleeping arrangements and accessibility requirements when booking.

Breakfast is included in the advertised room rates, with seasonal produce grown on site and eggs from free-range chickens. Special dietary requirements can be catered for by prior arrangement. Children are welcome, but the business does not accept dogs or other pets.

Gardens and a countryside setting

The restored walled garden is a distinctive part of the stay. It contains more than 50 varieties of apples and pears as well as soft fruits and asparagus, and the owners garden according to organic principles. Guest rooms look out towards colourful borders of shrubs, roses and herbs. It is an especially appealing setting for visitors interested in horticulture and local produce.

Courtlands Nurseries is on Chilling Street in Sharpthorne, West Sussex, RH19 4JF. For up-to-date availability, prices and booking conditions, visit the official Courtlands Nurseries website or telephone 01342 810780. The business also provides a mobile contact number, 07902 779125. Visitors without a car should plan the final part of their journey in advance.

Things To Do

Enjoy a heritage railway journey on the Bluebell Railway, visit the Arts and Crafts house and gardens at Standen House & Garden, or spend time walking across the heathland and woodland of Ashdown Forest. These make good additions to a countryside break in the East Grinstead area.