Long Copse B And B, Pitch Hill, Ewhurst, Cranleigh presented by A1 Tourism

Long Copse B&B

Pitch Hill, Ewhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 7NN
Telephone: 01483 277458
Fax: 01483 268195
Enjoy England 3 Stars

A warm welcome awaits you at Long Copse, a beautiful Arts and Crafts house set high in the Surrey HillsWalkers and children are always welcome.

Set high in the Surrey Hills with magnificent views and surrounded by woodland, Long Copse is considered one of the finest of the Arts and Crafts Houses in Surrey. The eminent Victorian artist, George Watts, who lived nearby, thought that "Long Copse was the most beautiful house in Surrey".

In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Long Copse is situated on the South face of the North Downs with views all the way to the South Downs. Eighty miles of footpaths & bridle ways, begin at the entrance gate.
To add to the scenic quality we have a small flock of Jacob sheep that graze the fields, provide a yearly crop of lambs and give great enjoyment.

Within easy access are pubs, picturesque villages, such as Shere, lovely churches, & the magnificent National Trust properties of Polesden Lacy, Hatchlands and Clandon. Guildford, Dorking and Horsham provide all the amenities of larger historic towns.
Within an hour or so are many more historic places such as Hampton Court, Chartwell, Hever Castle, Chawton, Sissinghurst, Winchester, Brighton and Chichester, The Weald & South Down Museum at Singleton and, of course, all that London has to offer.

Our aim is to provide warm hospitality, great comfort and home baking in a beautiful setting where guests are made most welcome.

2008 Rates

Single £40
Double £65
Includes breakfast

BREAKFAST MENU

Served from 8 to 9 am unless requested otherwise

Variety of Cereals
Fresh Fruit

Yogurt

Eggs & Bacon
Blueberry Pancakes (on request)
Toast
Muffins or Croissant

Tea, Coffee, Hot Chocolate

We provide fresh local produce and delicious home baking wherever possible.

We cater for vegetarians or vegans if requested on booking

Views from Long Copse sweep down over the Weald as far as the South Downs. Behind the House the Surrey Hills rise up providing wonderful walks and further views across the magnificent countryside.

A small flock of Jacob Sheep help keep the grass in order and provide an added interest, especially at lambing time.
Long Copse is conveniently situated mid-way between Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. The journey should take 45 minutes to an hour.

Train access to London and the South is from Guildford, Horsham or Clandon. The stations are about a 20 minute drive.

Directions by Road From:

EWHURST via Cranleigh or Forest Green
At the North end of Ewhurst is the Bulls Head Pub. Take the SHERE road up the hill 1 mile passing two turnings to the right. After the second you will see 5 road posts on the left. Turn here down a small lane to a thatched house.

M25 (Exit 10) / A3
Take Exit 10 - A3 marked Guildford, go under the A3 & over the M25 and head South on the A3 towards Guildford. Very shortly you will go under a pedestrian bridge & then take the turning to the left marked RHS Wisley and then a second sign East Horsley and a small sign Ripley & RHS. After leaving the A3 follow the road under the A3 and take the next left off the roundabout towards Ripley. Through Ripley. Continue on until the road ends in a roundabout with a petrol station on your left at Burnt Common. Here turn left going over the A3 and continue on through West Clandon past Clandon Park (National Trust) and straight over the lights at the junction with the A248. You will be on the A25 heading towards Dorking. Continue up a long hill and down where the road becomes dual carriageway for a short way with a turning to Albury. Shortly after this the road narrows again. Take the next turning to the right marked Shere. This is a loop of old road. In the middle of Shere shortly after a footbridge turn Right through the village continuing up the hill over the railway bridge bearing right signed Ewhurst. Continue down hill and up through a very narrow way on to the top of the hill. As the road starts down you will past the 'W' Restaurant on your right. Four houses further on will be a small lane bearing right with 5 wooden road posts with reflectors as well as white ones and a sign 'Copse Hill'. Turn down this small lane to a thatched house at the bottom which is Long Copse.