Out of town
Long Lane
Longevity club and hotel
Opening 2027
About
Long Lane is taking over Dunford House, the 1850s home of Richard Cobden outside Midhurst, with 55 acres of woodland and a regenerative farm around it. The plan is a club where health is the whole point: a gym and studio in the coach house, contrast therapies and a diagnostics-led clinic, a natural pool and spa garden, tennis and padel, woodland trails with saunas and fire pits, and a restaurant that cooks to your own tests.
There will be 19 rooms in the house and 10 cabins in the woods; a stay makes you a member for its length. Nothing is open yet: the date has slipped from spring 2026 to 2027, and the club takes a waiting list.
What sets it apart
- Not open: announced for 2027, and the date has moved before
- Alcohol-free by design, the only such club here
- Longevity as the programme: DNA and biomarker testing, screenings, a health team, nutrition from your own results
- An hour and forty minutes by car, and press says an hour from London
- A stay makes you a member for its length, once it opens
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Getting in
Route
Join the waiting list on the website
Try it first
Book a room once it opens: guests are members for their stay
Fees
Moment
£1,200 a year or £100 a month: 25 visits a year, for those further afield
Rhythm
£3,000 a year or £300 a month: unlimited visits
Horizon
£6,000 a year or £500 a month: unlimited, with the DNA test, two screenings a year and the health team
Joining fee
£250, as the table on the website has it
The house
Planned
Gym, movement studio, contrast and recovery rooms, a longevity clinic, natural pool and spa garden, tennis and padel, woodland saunas and fire pits
Kitchen
An organic restaurant with menus matched to your own tests; no alcohol
Rooms
19 in the house, adults only; 10 cabins in the woods for families
Grounds
55 acres in the South Downs National Park, with a working farm
Open
Announced for 2027
Address
From home
- 1 h 39Car · 111 kmWithout traffic.
- TrainNone given yet; the press puts it an hour from London