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Cowdray Cottages

Cowdray Cottages Midhurst, South East England

A unique, family run country estate in South Downs National Park, Sussex

 
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Nestled against the rolling hills of the South Downs in West Sussex, Cowdray is one of England's finest Estates, boasting true rural bliss and tranquillity.The luxury, self catering cottages are managed by the Estate, providing guests with an altogether exquisite stay where you can relax and focus on enjoying a true countryside retreat. They offer a range of experiences such as golf, polo and so much more.

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3 Special Offers for this hotel.

Ambersham House - Sleeps 6

£612.60 per night
for a 2 night stay

Stay and receive:

  • Welcome hamper with items from Cowdray Farm Shop
  • Complimentary access to all Polo matches for guests of or self catering cottages excluding the Gold Cup Matches
  • Late checkout of 12pm
  • Non refundable

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Highlights

  • A 16,000-acre estate to explore
  • Farm Shope Cafe
  • Afternoon Tea at the Walled Garden
  • Cowdray Polo Club
  • Cowdray Golf
  • Wellbeing and Therapy Rooms
  • Clay Pigeon Shooting
  • Luxurious Cottages
  • Cowdray Lifestyle
  • Hot Tubs
  • Check in / check out days are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
  • Fishing

Riding Nearby
Fishing Nearby
Children Welcome
2 or More Bedrooms
3 or More Bedrooms
4 or More Bedrooms
5 or More Bedrooms
Golf Course Nearby
Dogs May Be Accepted by Prior Arrangement
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Where is Cowdray Cottages?

Cowdray Cottages
Cowdray Park
Midhurst
West Sussex
GU29 0AY

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Restaurant

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Farm Shop Cafe

Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, the Cowdray Farm Shop Café ethos reflects the seasons, providing freshly made, wholesome, healthy dishes to suit all tastes and cater for specific dietary requirements where possible.

They use Estate produce and other local suppliers for our ingredients where possible, ensuring a connection to the same beautiful landscape that our customers can view as they dine.

 Afternoon Tea at the Walled Garden

The Afternoon Tea at the Walled Garden is prepared by the team of Yellow Kitchen pastry chefs and follows the traditional combination of sweet and savoury, using locally sourced ingredients reflective of the season.

The afternoon tea menu offers a thoughtfully curated selection of finger sandwiches and miniature rolls, featuring both traditional and contemporary fillings. Accompanying these are a variety of handcrafted sweet treats, including classic scones with clotted cream and jam, as well as delicacies inspired by seasonal and floral flavours.

Can you park at Cowdray Cottages?

Complimenatry parking is available on site

Can children stay at Cowdray Cottages?

Children are welcome

The grounds

The Estate, which is based around the town of Midhurst in West Sussex, extends to about 16,000 acres, of which 36% is woodland, three times the national average.

Conifers form 53%, broadleaf high forest 25%, Chestnut coppice 14% with the other 8% being made up of shrub and bare areas.

The woodlands at Cowdray are certified under international sustainable management standards in accordance with the UK Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS). This means that our timber and wood products carry the FSC® mark of responsible forestry.

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DRIVING & LIFESTYLE EXPERIENCES

Elevate your stay at Cowdray with an unforgettable driving and lifestyle experience in partnership with Paddock Prestige.Guests staying in our holiday accommodation can now enhance their visit with the opportunity to drive a luxurious Porsche 356 Speedster or a classic Land Rover Series III, available for full-day hire

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History of the hotel

'Cowdray is an exceptional area of West Sussex, nestled beneath the South Downs in the heart of the National Park.  The Estate has been in our family for generations and is not only the place we are lucky enough to call home, it is also an area I am delighted to be able to share with you.'

Cowdray Heritage is one of England's most important early Tudor houses. Visited by King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I this impressive Tudor house was partially destroyed by fire in 1793. One tower remained intact and following a recent refurbishment is now a venue for art workshops, specialising in the Renaissance Period.

Does Cowdray Cottages allow dogs?

Dogs are welcome at £35 per dog per stay.  Up to 2 dogs in applicable cottages


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