Ford Cottage

In 1980 we commissioned David Peacock, a well known local artist, to sketch Ford Cottage - before we undertook any conversions to our home. Ford Cottage was built around 1856 on land owned by the Marquis of Abergavenney. The Marquis was a large landowner and his estates stretched into Kent and Sussex - almost as far as Brighton.

The Hayloft is a detached, self-contained upstairs studio flat that can accommodate two adults. Its features include a fully equipped kitchen, a TV/sitting area, as well as two single beds, downstairs toilet and shower room, washer/dryer. If required an additional guest bed, travel cot or mobility shower stool can be provided.

The Hayloft is a detached, self-contained upstairs studio flat that can accommodate two adults. Its features include a fully equipped kitchen, a TV/sitting area, as well as two single beds, downstairs toilet and shower room, washer/dryer. If required an additional guest bed, travel cot or mobility shower stool can be provided.

The Hayloft is ideal for 2 guests and an extra single bed/travel cot can be included but this does reduce the space available. The Stable Suite is solely ground floor and excellent for 2 people and the sitting room can be converted to take an additional child or adult. Please note that we are a non-smoking household and that we regret we are unable to take pets at Ford Cottage.

Continue on A26 and after a mini roundabout proceed for further 50 yards where you will see on your left a finger post to a CAR Park in Linden Park - follow this sign into Linden Park Road. Ford Cottage is up the hill, on the left, at the road junction with Montacute Road and Linden Park Road. It is a white cottage with a white picket fence, you can turn immediately onto our gravel drive for off street parking.