We live in London and like adventures, exploring new places and enjoy socialising with family and friends, travelling, sailing, diving, waterskiing and snowboarding.

This charming, stylish and beautiful two bedroom apartment is set in an historic 18th Century House, situated in a unique location, directly overlooking Cowdray ruins, in the in the centre of Midhurst. With off street parking, private entrance and garden, it is the he perfect place to feel at home, relax, unwind and explore this beautiful, historic market town, the South Downs National Park and the surrounding areas. The self-contained apartment features a large Sitting Room, a separate Dining Area, a modern, fully fitted Kitchen, two Bedrooms and a Bathroom. With private entrances to the front and rear of the apartment, a garden at the front and side of the house and gated private parking at the rear of the house. The spacious light and airy apartment features s Samsung Smart TV with Netflix, Amazon Prime and Apple TV apps, a Sonos speaker and a wireless iPhone charging station. With views of Cowdray Ruins and Cowdray Park and the front and side gardens, it is the perfect place to start and end your day in Midhurst. Heavyweight Egyptian cotton towels and bed linen are provided. Hi Speed broadband Wifi is available with Hive controlled central heating.

You are literally heart of Midhurst with the wonderful cafe's, shops, restaurants and pubs on your doorstep, as well as the beautiful Cowdray Park. It is all within walking distance from the house. The Historic Market Town of Midhurst in West Sussex has great historical social and political significance – Cowdray played host to both Queen Elizabeth I and King Henry VIII. Guy Fawkes once worked at the house, which later caused the Montague Family to be implicated in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Then, in the Civil War, the Parliamentarians used the house as a Roundhead barracks. Partially destroyed by fire in 1793, the magnificent ruins now tower over the town’s water meadows and visitors can explore where Kings and Queens of England once stood. Midhurst lies on the iconic A272 between Petersfield and Petworth. Public Transport Situated between Guildford and the south coast, Midhurst is just over an hour away from London – by train from Waterloo to Haslemere and then take a taxi or a direct No. 70 bus. Buses also connect Midhurst to Petersfield and to Chichester. For further information go to Traveline.