Manor Farm, Cocking
&
Richline Farm Shop
Family run farm located on the South Downs
The Shepherds Hut is situated in an area on the South side of our farm just off the South Downs Way trail itself. A deceptive space from the outside, this is an original Shepherds Hut that has been refurbished to offer cosy straightforward accommodation. It is fitted out with a double bed (4ft), breakfast bar/work top, kettle, fridge and heater.
For warmer times there is a table and chairs just outside for al fresco breakfasts!
The Shepherds Hut has its own dedicated toilet and shower facilities, which are separate but only a few metres between doors.
The breakfast included is a continental style selection (ie cereals, porridge, yoghurt, croissants, fruit juice) along with complimentary teas/coffee. This will all be available in the Shepherds Hut.
Shepherds Hut
Shepherds Hut - internal view to the West
Shepherds Hut taken from the East
Double Bed
Breakfast bar & work top
Example of continental breakfast
Bed & Breakfast one night stays are from £80 to £100 subject to occupancy.
Discounts available on 2+ night plus stays or basic setup.
Well behaved dogs may be accepted at an additional £10.
Check in is from 3pm to 7pm (There is some flexibility by arrangement).
Checkout is 10am.
Please email, phone or WhatsApp us direct using the details below, or alternatively, visit Airbnb to check availability/instant book by clicking here.
NB we have a natural ‘closed season’ approximately from mid November to early March to avoid freezing issues with the shower unit during extreme weather, but do enquire as we may be able to accommodate you.
There’s a wonderful network of footpaths and bridleways to explore the surrounding countryside and observe the downland flora and fauna. A short trip to the North takes you to Midhurst and to the South is the Weald and Downland Living Museum at Singleton, West Dean Gardens and a little further to the historical city of Chichester.
Archery - Through the warmer months of the year, we host the local Leaping Hart Club on Sunday mornings so an experience session can usually be arranged.
We really are right on the South Downs Way so if you are walking or cycling the trail just stay on it and you will come to us.
If you are coming by public transport the best option is the number 60 bus which runs from Chichester rail station to Midhurst and stops at the SDW cross roads, then it’s just a short walk up to the Farm or click here to find us on Google maps.
| Tel: | 01730 814156 |  |
| Email: | info@manorfarmcocking.co.uk |
Our Hare Cabin is situated in an area on the South side of our farm just off the South Downs Way trail itself.
A flexible space set up to offer cosy straightforward accommodation for up to 4 guests. It is fitted out with a bunk bed, full double bed on the bottom with a single on top, plus a sofa bed which can be made up, a table and chairs, kettle, fridge and heater. For warmer times there is a table and chairs just outside for al fresco breakfasts!
The Hare Cabin has its own dedicated toilet and shower facilities, which are separate but only a few metres between doors.
The breakfast included is a continental style selection (ie cereals, porridge, yoghurt, croissants, fruit juice) along with complimentary teas/coffee. This will all be available in the Cabin.
Cabin is South facing
Cabin bunk bed (full double/single)
Cabin seating/sofa bed
Cabin - sofa bed made up
Shower
Example of continental breakfast
Bed & Breakfast one night stays are from £80-£160 subject to occupancy/set-up.
Discount available on 2+ night stays or for a basic ‘bunk house’ style setup.
Well behaved dogs may be accepted at an additional £10
Check in is from 3pm to 7pm (There is some flexibility by arrangement).
Checkout is 10am.
Please email, phone or WhatsApp us direct using the details below, or alternatively, visit Airbnb to check availability/instant book by clicking here.
NB we have a natural ‘closed season’ approximately from mid November to early March to avoid freezing issues with the shower unit during extreme weather, but do enquire as we may be able to accommodate you.
There’s a wonderful network of footpaths and bridleways to explore the surrounding countryside and observe the downland flora and fauna. A short trip to the North takes you to Midhurst and to the South is the Weald and Downland Living Museum at Singleton, West Dean Gardens and a little further to the historical city of Chichester.
Archery - Through the warmer months of the year, we host the local Leaping Hart Club on Sunday mornings so an experience session can usually be arranged.
We really are right on the South Downs Way so if you are walking or cycling the trail just stay on it and you will come to us.
If you are coming by public transport the best option is the number 60 bus which runs from Chichester rail station to Midhurst and stops at the SDW cross roads, then it’s just a short walk up to the Farm or click here to find us on Google maps.
| Tel: | 01730 814156 | |
| Email: | info@manorfarmcocking.co.uk |