WHERE HERITAGE MEETS
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Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of West Sussex, Easebourne is renowned for its scenic beauty and historic charm.
This idyllic village weaves a rich tapestry of heritage, boasting treasures from the historic St. Mary’s Church to the Cowdray Ruins. Surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking countryside, Easebourne captivates with its striking vistas, inviting nature trails and welcoming community. It’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil rural lifestyle, all while enjoying convenient access to modern amenities.
PERFECT FOR EXPLORING THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Set on the banks of the River Rother in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Easebourne offers an unrivalled location.
Just moments from your doorstep, walking and cycle routes are in abundance. Step out for a stroll along the River Rother, home to many species of wildflowers and wildlife which change with the seasons or enjoy a historic trail through the Cowdray Ruins, once visited by Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.
In neighbouring Midhurst, you’ll find the South Downs Centre, a gateway to exploring the history of the National Park and offering insights into the numerous local trails that can be traversed on foot, by bike or on horseback.
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THE VILLAGE
Home to the expansive Cowdray Estate, Easebourne flourishes with exceptional amenities.
Delight in the offerings of the Cowdray Farm Shop, brimming with fresh local produce, or savour a cup of coffee at the charming café, inviting you to indulge in the village’s vibrant community.
Just a short stroll away, you’ll also find the delightful village shop as well as the White Horse of Easebourne, a cosy country pub serving up hearty meals.
A PLACE TO LEARN, PLAY AND CONNECT
For play or relaxation, Easebourne Park, awarded a design award from the South Downs National Park Authority in 2019, provides the perfect spot for family activities and connecting with the community.
As the weekend adventures wind down, Easebourne extends its appeal with a great selection of nurseries and state and private schools, including Easebourne C.E Primary School and Midhurst C of E Primary School, both catering for primary age children.
AN UNRIVALLED SPORTING DESTINATION
The village thrives as a haven for sports enthusiasts, notably home to the renowned Cowdray Park which hosts both the prestigious polo club and the esteemed Cowdray Park Golf Club.
Cowdray Park Polo Club is often described as the Jewel in the Crown of Cowdray, home of the Gold Cup for the British Polo Championship since 1956, while Cowdray Park Golf Club boasts a year-round 18-hole course. Together, they promise a remarkable day of sports and leisure, all within one iconic destination, right on your doorstep.
FURTHER AFIELD
For a more cosmopolitan flair, you’ll be spoilt for choice in neighbouring Midhurst, where upmarket shops, restaurants and delis ensure there’s something to delight every taste.
Additionally, the area is home to Midhurst Rother College, rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted, providing excellent further education opportunities.
Looking to journey beyond? Nearby Liphook or Haslemere offer convenient access to trains connecting you to London Waterloo within an hour.