We are very excited to share that the renovations and landscaping are now complete and we’ve transitioned the practice to Hackhurst Farm. We’re still working on the new website, but do visit the holding page to sign up to information of what’s happening here www.hackhurstfarm.uk.
The new site will show all the different offerings here, including Ayurvedic consultations and treatments and residential Ayurvedic retreats for 3 to 5 days. We are also teaming up with other likeminded people to offer you Well-Being Days in the Sussex Barn, a wood-fired sauna on the land, and events, classes and workshops in the barn and on the land that support your health, well being and connection to nature. The land here is rich with diversity, and a place of peace and tranquillity within which to unwind, rejuvenate and reconnect with yourself and with nature. We look forward to welcoming you there.
Whilst the website is still under construction you can find us on Instagram @hackhurst_farm.uk
Directions
Hackhurst Farm is forty minutes drive from Brighton, or an hour and quarter on the No. 28 bus, and a 1 hour 20 minutes train journey from central London, followed by a 10 minute taxi drive.
Bus: The no. 28 Regency Bus runs between Brighton and Eastbourne, via Lewes and stops near the top of Hackhurst Lane. Swallow Business Park stop. It’s an 8-10 minute walk to the farm.
Train: The nearest train station is Polegate (on the London to Eastbourne line). Polegate has a taxi rank and the ride takes about 10 minutes, or Regency bus 28 or a Stage Coach bus to Lower Dicker.
Car: Hackhurst Lane runs directly off the A22, but can be easily missed, so try coming off the A22 into Diamond Drive (Swallow Business Park). It’s the first turning on your left, if driving south, just after the sign for Lower Dicker. Follow this road up and around to the right and downhill into the council industrial estate. After the SETyres place, turn left at the T-junction into Hackhurst Lane and then follow the lane out of the industrial estate, all the way up to the brow of the hill (tree lined road all the way). The farm is on the right. Park in the car park area and make your way towards the farmhouse.
