East Lodge Bolney

Welcome to East Lodge, a grade two listed building set on a 85 acres private estate set within the South Downs National Park. East Lodge was built 1870 circa. and designed by E M Barry, Architect, architect to the Royal Opera House, London. The lodge has many of the original features such as the stone circular turret in the southeast corner of the property with a conical roof which offers a glorious stone spiral staircase internally.

East Lodge is a two storey building. The ground floor comprises of a WC, a large well-equipped kitchen diner with a dishwasher, washing machine, and range cooker leading to a separate dining room with open fireplace and working wood burner. The lounge flows from the dining room with the adjoining fireplace and wood burner. The French chic compliments the character of the property throughout.

The beautiful stone spiral staircase leads to the first floor which comprises of three elegantly furnished bedrooms, sleeping up to 6 people all of which offer stunning views over the South Downs. There is family bathroom on the first floor with a roll top freestanding bath and a walk-in shower.

No stone is left unturned when it comes to detail, there is underfloor heating throughout the downstairs and in the family bathroom, central heating, double glazing, cotton sheets and casper mattresses.

There is private parking for up to three cars as well as electric gates to enter the park. The lodge is surrounded by a private enclosed garden which is well maintained. There is summer house, sun terrace, an eating area and BBQ. With the lodge being set within a private estate you have uninterrupted views of the South Downs the sunsets are glorious not to mention the array of wildlife, deer are seen daily grazing around the lodge.