Copthorne Chapel, Chapel Lane, Copthorne, District of Mid Sussex, West Sussex, England. Built in 1828 and restored in 1898, according to the plaque above the circular window, this Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion evangelical chapel has been in continuous use ever since. It stands in an isolated position northeast of the village; the Surrey/West Sussex county boundary is immediately behind the photographer, and East Sussex and Kent are also close by.

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"So close to LGW and yet so quiet in beautiful grounds and very close to a wonderful pub Black Horse "

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2 Oct - 3 Oct

"My sister and I had a weekend in Sunset and genuinely didn’t want to leave. The location is gorgeous with a secluded wild meadow surrounding you. The accommodation is beautifully designed and equipped as well as being super clean and comfortable. The hosts could not be more warm and helpful and the cows were beyond charming. We will be back and back and back for certain. "

"We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful lodge. Everything was perfect, thanks a lot for the hospitality and kindness."

"A lovely little cottage in a beautiful setting. We only found out that there was no wifi once we had booked. This also meant that there was no Smart TV as advertised. The listing should state clearly that there is no WIFI. Also the information pack in the cottage gave no instructions regarding the rubbish bins. We had to ask one of the residents about this and then had to find a key for the locked bin! The fridge was very small which restricted our catering. We also felt it was shame that we...