INTRODUCING THE YEW TREE INN This thriving village pub is well known locally and attracts visitors from far and wide due to its lovely setting within the downland village of Chalvington, close to the South Downs, Lewes and Brighton. Fronting a country lane, the property is believed to date back to 1642 and has been a coaching inn since 1860. Available on the market for the first time in 50 years, the extensive grounds extend to approximately 7 acres (tbv) including a substantial carpark, level gardens and a cricket pitch, once home to the Sussex county team and believed to be one of the oldest grounds dating back to 1762. Set around an established pond, planning approval has been granted to construct three detached holiday lodges and it is considered the site may offer further potential having had a licence for 6 static caravans until 1987. The pub attracts local residents from nearby villages but a wider audience come for the campsite, live music and weddings. The cosy bar enjoys an inglenook fireplace and exposed timbers with conservatory extension and covered outside seating. To fulfil demand planning approval has been granted for a temporary marquee which caters for various events with a separate outdoor kitchen. The gardens enjoy views over the cricket pitch with additional level grounds providing space for numerous events and camping.
LOCATION: The Yew Tree Inn is situated within a small and idyllic Sussex village with its picturesque church, Chalvington is about 12 miles from the coast at Eastbourne and 10 miles from the county town of Lewes. The Yew Tree fronts a country lane and is easily accessible for amenities and mainline rail connections, The South Downs National park provides a wonderful backdrop. There are rail services at Berwick station to London and Gatwick, a world class opera house at Glynebourne and channel ferries are available from Newhaven.
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