South Grange is situated in a quiet country lane within easy walking distance of the historic village of Northiam.

The towns of Tenterden, Cranbrook, Rye, Battle and Hastings are within about 20km and offer a wide range of shops.

There are six National Trust properties in about 20km and other attractions include a variety of gardens, including Great Dixter which can be easily reached on foot, Merriments, Hole Park and Pashley Manor, several vineyards and the Kent and East Sussex railway.
Linda and Mike Belton, the owners, are very happy to suggest how to plan days out and maps are available on loan.

Set in one and a half acres of mature gardens and woodland, South Grange is home to foxes and badgers in addition to much other fauna and flora including an excellent display of bluebells in the spring.

Linda and Mike are both keen gardeners and are always pleased to show guests around the gardens and grounds. They also sell young plants to raise funds for a local charity for those who would like to return home with a reminder of their stay at South Grange.

Breakfast can be taken on the terrace in the summer and will include eggs from South Grange hens in addition to home made bread and marmalade.

Vegetarians and special diets (24 hours notice) are both catered for.

Stay 3 nights at only 22.50 per night.

The area is within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which has a varied coastline from the natural cliffs at Hastings past the wide sandy beaches of Camber to the shingle ridges of Dungeness. There are bird watching opportunities at the reserves of Rye Harbour and New Romney.