Kester House Sedlescombe East Sussex England
"Welcome to Kester House, we look forward to your stay at our home and hope you enjoy the wealth of local attractions in the area"
- Derek & Monique Wright
Kester House is a beautiful 16th century Grade II listed home in the bustling conservation village of Sedlescombe, near the historic towns of Hastings, Battle and Rye in the heart of Sussex 1066 country, with its gardens, castles, historic homes and golf courses.
We have 3 letting rooms, The Armada, a four poster with en-suite, The Tithe Barn, which has a private sitting room and bath and the Brede, a small double that also has its own private bathroom.
Our rooms are tastefully designed with your comfort and enjoyment in mind, and each captures aspects of the rich historic character of this part of England.
In partnership with Relax in Harmony, we offer holistic therapies, massage, health and beauty treatments at Kester House. You will be able to enjoy these treatments as part of your stay with us or simply call to book a daytime session.
- Derek & Monique Wright
Kester House is a beautiful 16th century Grade II listed home in the bustling conservation village of Sedlescombe, near the historic towns of Hastings, Battle and Rye in the heart of Sussex 1066 country, with its gardens, castles, historic homes and golf courses.
We have 3 letting rooms, The Armada, a four poster with en-suite, The Tithe Barn, which has a private sitting room and bath and the Brede, a small double that also has its own private bathroom.
Our rooms are tastefully designed with your comfort and enjoyment in mind, and each captures aspects of the rich historic character of this part of England.
In partnership with Relax in Harmony, we offer holistic therapies, massage, health and beauty treatments at Kester House. You will be able to enjoy these treatments as part of your stay with us or simply call to book a daytime session.
A Luxury Bed & Breakfast in the heart of Historic East Sussex
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Kester House appears in the Sawday's guide and website. Read what Alastair Sawday writes about Kester House here » |
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