Hotels in Sedlescombe

Nestled in the heart of East Sussex, the quaint village of Sedlescombe is a veritable delight for travellers seeking an authentic British experience. A realm of Grade I listed manors, scenic rolling landscapes, and compelling history promises an enchanting holiday. From the historic Queen's Head Inn, now a beloved gastropub, to the tranquil Pestalozzi International Village, there's something here for everyone.

Whether you're a couple yearning for a romantic country escape, a family eager to immerse in nature, or a group of mates keen on a golfing getaway, Sedlescombe invites you with open arms. With Lycafly, you can find your perfect abode — perhaps a cosy bed and breakfast or a luxurious hotel suite — in this picturesque village. Book with us today and step into this realm of yesteryear charm.

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Sedlescombe, encapsulated by the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a civil parish resting approximately 6 miles north of Hastings. This charming village not only offers arresting views of the River Brede and its tributary, the River Line, but also houses the hydrologically-important Powdermill Reservoir on its eastern perimeter. A modest populace of 1,476 dwells here, embracing a rural lifestyle coloured with elements of historic significance.

Steeped in history, Sedlescombe's past echoes in the timeworn architecture dotting the landscape. Manor Cottages, a 15th-century timber-framed architectural treasure, along with Durhamford Manor and Asselton House all bear testament to the village's historical affluence. Add to this the 15th-century Church of St John the Baptist, theatrically resplendent with its Perpendicular Gothic detailings, and you realise you're standing amidst living history.

Sedlescombe's offering continues with its renowned golf club, the Pestalozzi International Village — an educational charity founded after WWII, and an array of titillating local businesses — from the timeless Queen's Head Inn gastropub to humble general stores — imbuing this village with a distinctive charm that's hard to replicate.

When to visit Sedlescombe

Although noteworthy all year round, Sedlescombe reveals its sunniest demeanour in June, boasting an average of 205 hours of sunshine, perfect for hiking, bird-watching, and a leisurely stroll around the village. July, with its warm maximum temperature of 20°C, offers an ideal climate for a range of outdoor activities — perfect for a round of golf or a lazy afternoon picnic. Rain enthusiasts or those seeking quietude might find November with its 89mm of rainfall appealing. So, whatever your weather-preference, Sedlescombe curates unique experiences and warm memories, all year long.

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