The House on the Brooks has four large boutique themed bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms. Own private garden, with firepit and BBQ. Breathtaking views across our bird sanctuary and river valley.
At the heart of the house is the large, Saxon-inspired communal hall. Open to the roof rafters, and with magical landscape views across the brooks to the South Downs. Have fun in, and explore the area around the perfect venue for your house party or family/corporate gathering.
We are very conscious of our place in our community as the family have been in residence since 1876. We tend to employ local people, both in the build and the running of our business. We are very pleased to see guests from all over the world enjoy our unique landscape and enjoy using the houses as a base to explore our locality. There are footpaths leading from the houses and maps to show three circular walks. We encourage guests to use local pubs and restaurants. Cycle to the South Downs through wonderful Sussex bridlepaths and Green Lanes, only crossing one main road.
We are delighted to host larger weddings, and welcome differing groups and families from the urban centres, who are assured to find a warm welcome in the countryside.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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| House on the Brooks |
*2 nights minimum stay
January per weekend £1500
February per weekend £1800
April per weekend £2000
May, June, July, August per weekend £2500
September per weekend £2000
October, November, December per weekend £1500 - £1700
Christmas £3000 Three Nights 24th December – 27th December
New Year £3000 Three Nights 30th December – 2nd January
Goodwood Revival £4000 September 2022
Easter Weekend £2500 April 2022
Weekend Check-In Friday 3.30pm. Check-Out Monday 10.30am
Follow A29 From Pulborough. Follow directions to RH20 1LA. Over the level crossing at Hardham and follow signs to House on the Brooks. Follow A29 From Pulborough. Follow directions to RH20 1LA. Over the level crossing at Hardham and follow signs to House on the Brooks.
1 Mile from Pulborough Train Station. Followed by 10 minute walk from Train Station.
Bus Route 71 Chichester. Followed by 5 minute walk from Bus Stop.
Tourism South East Member 2021| 2023 (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) |
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