Welcome to The Oak Rooms—an elegant, ground-floor apartment steeped in local history and brimming with modern comforts. Formerly “The Oak” pub from the mid-1800s to the early 20th century, this one-bedroom hideaway has been thoughtfully refurbished to offer a unique blend of character and luxury. Historic Features & Modern Comforts Original “Rock Ales” Wall: Unearthed during renovation and carefully restored by a local Brighton artist—perfect for history buffs seeking authentic ambience. Recently Refurbished: Completed in 2022, ensuring a fresh, high-spec interior. Luxurious Ensuite Wet Room: Includes a large feature shower head, WC, and sink—designed for a spa-like feel. Living Area & Kitchenette Fully Equipped Kitchenette: Includes an oven, hob, fridge (with freezer compartment), toaster, kettle, and cafetière—everything you need for effortless self-catering. Modern Entertainment: Smart TV with Netflix and Spotify (log in with your own details), plus a top-quality sound system. Comfortable Seating: A fold-out double sofa bed and dining table for two make this space versatile for meals, work, or relaxation. Bedroom King-Size Bed: Enjoy a restful sleep in a cozy, well-lit bedroom with bedside lamps and convenient plug sockets. Storage: Small clothes rail and a hairdryer provided. Step to Bedroom: There is a single step up to the bedroom area. Important Details Wheelchair Accessibility: This property is not wheelchair accessible beyond the living room. Parking: Free parking is available in a nearby car park just a minute’s walk away. There is also a short-term parking bay directly opposite the property, subject to availability. Noise Considerations: The apartment is located on a lively High Street, so some street noise is possible. Hurstpierpoint’s beautiful Holy Trinity Church rings its bells Thursday evenings (7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.) a

Noise to be expected due to the location being on the High Street and due to being in close proximity of neighbours below. Terraced properties do come with some noise as expected. We love church bells and embrace the beautiful sound this brings from the wonderful Holy Trinity Church. The Church bells are played during the following hours - Thursday evening from 7.30 p.m - 9.00 p.m. and on Sunday mornings from 7.45 a.m. - 9.40 a.m. Ringing for other events, such as weddings, funeral services etc. The bedroom is located at the rear and you are able to close the door at night. Some noise is to be expected being on the High Street with a busy road. With no restrictions and parking meters in place in the village, you are free to park in lots of different places surrounding and we also have the benefit of a free car park, only a minute walk away. There is a parking bay opposite the property, so you may be able to short time park there if space is available. The accommodation has one small step leading up to the bedroom. Wheelchairs could be wheeled into the lounge, but I would say beyond the lounge would not work. Perfect for those who prefer a ground-level space. The front door has two locks and the one key is used for both.