| Woodybanks enjoys magnificent elevated views across the "Wildbrooks" of Amberley, and comprises of 2 guest rooms, 1 twin and 1 double. There is a guest sitting and dining room with log fire and colour television.
Luxury private bathroom and additional ground floor toilet and wash room with drying facilities for walkers.
All rooms have tea/coffee facilities, colour television, hair dryers, long mirrors reading lamps etc.
Amberley nestles nicely along the 'South Downs Way', and is one of the show villages of West Sussex, referred to often as the Pearl of Sussex and an artist's haven.
West Sussex is a beautiful county. Whether you are walking, cycling or travelling in and around the area, it is a pure delight.
What may first strike you is the sheer open and spaciousness which West Sussex generously shares. No high hedgerows here but lovely views seemly around every bend leading into the many picturesque villages with their quaint dwelling places of thatch and Sussex stone. Many boast 11th and 12th century churches still holding regular services today, including St. Michael's in Amberley with wonderful ancient wall paintings.
Local Attractions
The famous Chalk Pits Museum is situated close to Amberley Railway Station and nearby teashop along the River Arun.
Parham Elizabethan House and gardens sits beautifully in the deer park beneath the Downs, only a walking distance from the centre of the village.
By car, 3 miles, or one train stop from Amberley lies Arundel with its Castle, Cathedral and interesting shops, along with the 'Wetlands Wild Fowl Trust'.
Chichester Harbour and coast approximately 25 minutes, and Bignor Roman Villa and Weald and Downland Open Air Museum are all a short distance along with Goodwood and its regular motor and horse racing events.
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Local Attractions:
Amberley / South Downs Way / Parnham House / Arundel Castle / Chichester
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