Self-catering country cottages, houses and apartments in Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex

Hurstpierpoint is a charming little village in The Weald area of West Sussex with a church designed by Sir Charles Barry, the same architect who drew up the plans for the Houses of Parliament. Near the village is Danny Park, which for centuries was the home of the Pierpoint family from which Hurstpierpoint derives its name (Hurst means wood in Saxon). The house was the place where the outline terms of the Armistice Agreement was drawn up at the end of World War One. Prime Minister David Lloyd George had been renting the house at the time and the war cabinet met here on many occasions.

From the coast to the countryside, seaside resorts to historic towns and picture-perfect villages, Sussex is chock-full of things to do, days out and places to see. Along the coast where the South Downs meet the sea, the high chalk cliffs dominate. The Seven Sisters run west from Beachy Head, the highest sea cliff in Britain at 530 feet, to Brighton well known for its Royal Pavilion with its domes and minarets. Further west along the coast Bognor Regis has been a center for seaside relaxation for over 200 years. Over half of the county is protected countryside, offering walking on the South Downs, through bluebell woods and ancient royal forests, or be inspired by the glorious gardens of the Sussex Weald. Look out for birds and other wildlife in the nature reserves and country parks dotting the county.

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