15 Bond Street

England · West Sussex · Arundel

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Characterful and cosy cottage in Arundel offering groups of up to four a unique and comfortable base from which to explore the South Downs.

Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom

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£120-300 per night

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights

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Highlights

Beautifully renovated cottage in Arundel’s historic Cathedral Quarter, owned by TV presenter Sarah Moore.
Stylish retreat blending vintage finds with upcycled treasures, perfect for a peaceful getaway.
Sleeps up to four guests in two king size bedrooms, just a short stroll from Arundel’s vibrant town centre.
Characterful sitting room with exposed beams, vintage furnishings, smart TV and a cosy cocktail corner.
Fully equipped rhubarb-pink kitchen, ideal for food lovers, with garden room views of the River Arun.
Sunny garden with outdoor seating, perfect for alfresco dining or stargazing.
Close to Arundel Castle, South Coast beaches and South Downs National Park for hiking and cycling adventures.

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Please note, the second bedroom is not attached to the house and is located in the garden in the original bakehouse.

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Tucked away in Arundel’s historic Cathedral Quarter, 15 Bond Street is a beautifully renovated cottage, owned by TV presenter and interiors expert Sarah Moore! The exquisite home perfectly blends vintage finds with upcycled treasures, creating a stylish retreat that is ideal for a peaceful getaway.

The cottage sleeps up to four guests in two king size bedrooms, offering a cosy space to relax year-round. Originally home to bakers and castle estate workers, the cottage’s quiet setting is just a short stroll from Arundel’s lively town centre, meaning you’re a moment away from a number of fabulous independent shops, markets and eateries.

Inside, the sitting room is full of character and offers a great place to relax and unwind. The room has exposed beams, a cosy dining space for four and a charming cocktail corner where you can indulge in an evening tipple. Vintage furnishings, bespoke pieces and a red stove in the fireplace add warmth, while a smart TV and complimentary WiFi keep you connected. If you fancy putting your smartphone to one side for a tech-free experience, there are board games and books for you and your loved ones to enjoy!

The fabulous rhubarb-pink kitchen, inspired by Sarah’s culinary background, is fully equipped for food lovers, making meal preparation a breeze. It’s stocked with vintage glassware and cookbooks, and the adjoining garden room offers a peaceful spot to plan your day with views over the River Arun.

As night falls, retire to the master bedroom, accessed via a steep, original staircase, and unwind in a restful hideaway with a king size bed, luxurious linens and beautiful William Morris wallpaper. The spacious bathroom features a freestanding bath offering you the ideal place for an indulgent soak after a day spent exploring Arundel and the surrounding area. The bathroom also features a shower and some fabulous Moroccan tiles. A second quirky bedroom is in the bakehouse across the garden, offering a king size bed, underfloor heating for cosy toes and a peaceful morning spot.

Stepping outside, the sunny garden is perfect for alfresco dining or stargazing at night. The garden is a calming space with a pristine patio, outdoor seating and some delightful potted plants.

Arundel is a historic gem, offering plenty to explore. Visit Arundel Castle, one of the most stunning in England, or take a stroll around the picturesque Arundel Cathedral. The town is packed with antique shops, independent boutiques and art galleries. Nature lovers will enjoy the Arundel Wetland Centre and scenic walks along the River Arun.

Just a short drive away, you’ll find the beaches of the South Coast, the cultural city of Chichester, and the famous Goodwood Estate for motorsports and events. You’re also situated on the edge of the South Downs National Park, which offers breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, woodlands and chalk cliffs, perfect for hiking, cycling and stargazing under its designated Dark Sky Reserve.