This appealing meadow is a neatly contained parcel of lush green pasture, bordered on the south by a mature, wildlife-rich hedgerow that provides both shelter and privacy. A stoned track runs along the eastern edge, offering excellent access to all parts of the land, with a convenient pad of hardstanding on the eastern boundary for parking. The openness of the field allows for long views across the grassland and across neighbouring countryside. Nicola's meadow occupies a quiet corner of this part of East Sussex.

From the entrance, the meadow falls ever so gently away, in a westerly direction, giving the land a subtle sense of depth and movement. At its centre lies a seasonal pond, which comes to life in wetter months with reflective water and visiting wildlife, before receding during drier spells to reveal fresh growth. This feature adds character and variety to the meadow, making it a naturally engaging place to explore or manage for biodiversity.

Across the year, the meadow shifts in quiet and interesting ways. Spring brings a flush of new grass and activity around the pond, while summer highlights the soft hum of insects moving through the hedgerow. As autumn arrives, the hedgerow reveals its structure beneath the fading foliage, and the meadow settles into a peaceful stillness. Whether managed for conservation, light grazing, or simple enjoyment, the land offers a characterful and rewarding space to spend time outdoors.