Self-Catered Breaks - Accommodation

The accommodation at Duncton Mill consists of a large farmhouse and four cottages.

Georgian Farmhouse

Dating from 1769 the Farmhouse offers two floors of accommodation sleeping 10/12 people. The bedrooms range from capacious double bedrooms to family rooms with shared bathrooms. The ground floor features two sitting rooms, one leading onto the terrace with views of the Downs, a magnificent dining room with its refectory table seating up to 16 people, a large well equipped country kitchen and utility room and a cloakroom.

From the terrace the gardens slope down to the stream-fed trout pond with views of the hamlet and the South Downs in the background. There is a private walled garden to the north of the house and plenty of space for parking.

Mill Pond Cottage

A spacious, romantic and very comfortable cottage with views of the trout pond. Set on the edge of the hamelt. It is ideal for those wanting complete privacy

It features Open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen with wood-burning stove and TV.  A mezzanine/balcony level accommodates a twin or double bedroom with en-suite bathroom.

Pool House

This bungalow has an open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen with wood-burning stove and TV. It features a twin or double room with en-suite bathroom, and a twin with en-suite wet room. French windows lead onto the terrace with an open-air swimming pool (June to September) and views onto the orchard and the South Downs.

Cider House

This light and airy cottage features an open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen on the ground floor. French windows lead onto a sunken garden with a garden table and chairs.

On the first floor, there is a twin or double room with en-suite shower room, another twin and a shared bathroom. This cottage has lovely views onto meadows, woods and Duncton Down.

Studio

This comfortable self contained double bedroom with en-suite and tea making facilities may be booked only in conjunction with one of the other properties.

(Cannot be book separately)

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