Jane and Richard Pugh extend a warm welcome to Millfields House, their delightful, quietly situated home, providing comfortable guest accommodation and delicious home-cooked breakfasts.  On fine summer days guests are welcomed with tea in the garden under the shade of the Medlar tree.  Millfields House was built by John Russell, the last private owner of Cranbrook's Union Mill which can be seen from the garden. From the garden and house you can see part of this historic town including the fine church of St Dunstan's and Cranbrook school.

The house is just a few minutes walk from the centre of Cranbrook, an historic market town with a good range of shops selling antiques, clothes, delicious food and wine plus a selection of coffee bars, tea shops, pubs and restaurants offering a variety of menus from traditional fare to fine dining.  

Cranbrook is at the heart of of the High Weald so Millfields House provides the ideal base for exploring the beautiful countryside of the Garden of England with its many historic houses, villages, towns,  castles, cathedrals and glorious gardens.

Sissinghurst Castle Garden is just a few minutes drive while Great Dixter, Bodiam Castle, Scotney Castle, Pashley Manor Gardens and Bedgebury Pinetum are close by.  With good road links other lovely gardens, National Trust properties and cities are all within easy reach. Brighton and Canterbury for example are just an hour away. 

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