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On the edge of Ashdown Forest, in a rural village setting, stands HOLLY HOUSE, a 150 year old forest farmhouse, now a comfortable family home. Chelwood Gate is a pleasant village with 2 pubs and a church. You will find a warm welcome, comfortable beds and a memorable breakfast served in the conservatory overlooking a very special garden that takes you on several journeys. Guests may use the swimming pool in summer. Dogs welcome. Free WiFi. Single occupancy of double/twin welcome from £65.00 to £75.00.

Public transport:- On a bus route to East Grinstead or Haywards Heath.

Room Details: 1 Single, 2 Twin/Double (1 ensuite), 2 Double ensuite

Ground Floor Rooms: Yes

Price from: £105 Per Night

Single occupancy: £65 - £75

Children: Yes (All)

Dogs allowed: Yes

WiFi access: Yes

Near Public Transport: Yes

Evening Meals available: No

Electric Car Charging: No

Secure Cycle Storage: Yes

Nearest Airport: Gatwick

Nearest Ferry Port: Newhaven

Open Gardens: Yes

Assessment grading: 4 Star Silver

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One Review

Cameron Pryde August 21, 2025 at 8:57 am

Wonderfully clean and welcoming B&B. Fantastic location to visit local parks and forests, which we did. Our dogs absolutely loved the garden, as did we. Breakfast was delicious.

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Location

Nearest town or village: CHELWOOD GATE
Directions: From A22/A275 junction at Wych Cross, follow A275 south for 1 mile, pass the red lion on your left. Turn left into Beaconsfield Road (nameboard clearly visible) and follow for 600 yards. Holly house is on right opposite village hall.

Places of interest local to this Bed and Breakfast

Heaven Farm 2 miles away

Set in 100 acres of parkland, steeped in 600 years of farming history and includes the Bluebell nature trail.

Sheffield Park Gardens 4 miles away

Magnificent informal landscape garden laid out in the 18th Century by ‘Capability’ Brown and further developed in the early 20th Century by its owner, Arthur G. Soames.

Bluebell Railway 4 miles away

One of the first preserved standard gauge steam train railways.

Wakehurst Place Garden 5 miles away

House and wild botanic garden with more than 500 acres of woodland and world’s plants. Now home to the Millennium Seed Bank, the world’s largest seed conservation project.

Borde Hill Garden 6 miles away

‘One of the country’s truly great gardens’ with outstanding views across 200 acres of Grade II listed parkland and woodland. The Edwardian Garden is renowned for its rare shrubs and champion trees.