Cotchford Farm

Nestled within the breathtaking landscape of Ashdown Forest in East Sussex, this idyllic 16th-century farmhouse once served as the abode of A.A. Milne – playwright and author of Winnie-The-Pooh – and Brian Jones, a founding member of the Rolling Stones.

Cotchford Farm promises a tranquil retreat replete with all the modern comforts nestled in nature’s embrace. This 16th- contrary farmhouse, has been lovingly restored seamlessly melding the charm of the past with the comfort of the present.

With six meticulously curated bedrooms, three elegant reception rooms, a cosy family farmhouse kitchen, and enchanting gardens with wildflower meadows, this estate is a sanctuary of tranquillity on the edge of Ashdown Forest.

Indulge in a game of tennis, stroll to Pooh Sticks Bridge and the Hundred Acre Wood, or take a dip in the swimming pool.

~Immerse Yourself
in the World of
Winnie-the-Pooh~

Step into the enchanting world of Winnie-the-Pooh, tread the path that Christopher Robin once traversed, and discover the inspirations behind Pooh’s delightful adventures.
Once the cherished home of A.A. Milne, Cotchford Farm perpetually weaves together the charm and innocence of childhood with the natural beauty that surrounds it. It is a place where imagination comes alive, and the stories of Christopher Robin and his whimsical friends come to life. Explore the literary richness etched in every corner of this unique property, from Christopher Robin’s bedroom to Milne’s writing spot and the imaginative gardens.

~Experience the
Legacy of the
Rolling Stones~

Cotchford Farm invites you to indulge in a slice of rock ‘n’ roll history. In 1968, this charming farmhouse became the home to Brian Jones, the founding member of the Rolling Stones. Jones sought respite from the whirlwind of his rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle at Cotchford Farm, finding solace and inspiration within its idyllic surroundings.