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Oxney Organic Vineyard is a versatile space that offers a wonderful rural getaway to suit all needs on the East Sussex and Kent borders. Whether a large group or an individual traveller, everyone is catered for at the UK’s largest single estate, organic vineyard.

The Oxney Barns are a group of three buildings that have been converted and renovated and sleep up to 14 guests. The Old Barn is the social hub, complete with a dining table seating 14 people, a large central space for entertaining, and a fully equipped kitchen. There are two doubles, one twin, and two bathrooms in this barn, while the Long Barn and the Little Barn each have one double, one twin, and two bathrooms.

Elsewhere, the Vineyard House sleeps eight guests and oozes history with it dating back to the Jacobean times. This old farmhouse has been refurbished in a modern Nordic style and has a large kitchen with cooker, dishwasher, and a fridge/freezer, a dining room, and a sitting room with a fire in the inglenook. There are three bedrooms - one double, one twin, and one en-suite family room which features a double and a bunk bed. In addition there are two further bathrooms.

Finally, there are two smaller holiday homes for the perfect romantic getaway. The Hunt Shepherds Hut and Dobson Hut are located in a small paddock and include a double bed, small kitchen with a fridge, and a table and chairs. The huts also have a bathroom with a sink, shower, and toilet.

With farmland, meadows, and the Rother River and valley surrounding the Oxney Organic Vineyard, it really is the perfect place to relax and unwind with family and friends. There are over 35 acres of vines producing excellent wine, which can be sampled at can be sampled in the winery in an old Grade II listed square oast house. It has been converted to make quality organic English wine and is the ideal location for winery tours and tastings.

Close by are the postcard-perfect town of Rye with its historic streets and charming pubs, while there are also many countryside walks to be discovered right on the doorstep.