england
The South Downs
East Sussex
Lewes
Four bedroom eco-retreat surrounded by the incredible South Downs. Perfect for leadership teams to get together and plan the next big thing.
Communal workspace: brilliant 145 sq m interior with HD TV for casting onto, flip-chart, plus the Ashore collaboration kit. Poly Studio R30 Video Bar also available upon request.
Individual workspaces: two, one in the snug and one in the upstairs office-space. Both include Apple Studio Displays, Herman Miller Aeron chairs, and the Ashore Pegg desk.
Wifi speed: 126mbps download, 49mbps+ upload.
Countryside bolthole on the South Downs Way. Lots of space. Lots of glass. The ideal space for management teams to get their heads down and think.
Four bedrooms, one of which is in an annex to the main house. Three bathrooms. Plus underfloor heating, private garden, and EV charging for two vehicles.
Incredibly well-equipped kitchen, with everhot stove and coffee machine. Breakfast provided upon request, as is catering.
20-minute taxi from Brighton train station: the fastest train from Central London takes 1hr (via Blackfriars).
Wheelchair accessible and baby friendly.
In the rolling countryside near Lewes, Sussex. Peaceful, quiet, and yet still just an hour from London by train.
The South Downs Way is literally right outside your door. Brilliant for team walks whenever you need some inspiration.
For trips, you’ve got historic Lewes with its 100-year-old castle, Brighton for a team dinner, or some National Trust big-hitters (Sissinghurst Castle is our favourite), nearby.
Somehow, there’s a Starbucks about a five minutes walk away (we’re not joking).
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