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Ditchling, East Sussex
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An ancient village dating to at least the year 765 AD. Ditchling has been owned at times by Alfred the Great and Edward the Confessor. The parish church of St Margaret of Antioch dates to the Saxon period, with much Norman rebuilding. Opposite the church is Anne of Cleves House, a Tudor building that formed part of Henry VIII's divorce settlement with Anne, his fourth wife. There are two popular nature reserves around Ditchling.
To the north is Ditchling Common Country Park, while to the south is Ditchling Beacon Nature Reserve, which has at its core an Iron Age hillfort that was later occupied by the Romans. Back in the village itself, Ditchling Museum tells the story of the village and its long history, with displays ranging from the Iron Age, to the present day, with an exhibition of Ditchling's role as a centre of the Arts and Crafts Movement during the early 20th century.
Ditchling,
East Sussex,
England
About Ditchling
Attraction Type: Village
Location: 6 miles north of Brighton, on the B2116
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OS TQ325152
Heritage Highlight: Anne of Cleeves House, a historic Tudor building with connections to Henry VIII and his fourth wife.
Nearest Accommodation to Ditchling
Nearest Self Catering Cottages |
Blossoms Cottage -
4.8
miles from Ditchling
Albourne, West Sussex
Sleeps: 4
Stay from: £290 |
The Pilstyes -
6.7
miles from Ditchling
Lindfield, West Sussex
Sleeps: 4
Stay from: £600 |
Kilcolgan Bungalow 1 -
8.2
miles from Ditchling
Rottingdean, East Sussex
Sleeps: 6
Stay from: £600 |
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Nearest Tourist
Information Centre
Burgess Hill
Tourist Information Centre
Burgess Hill Town Council
96 Church Walk
Burgess Hill
West Sussex
England
RH15 9AS
Tel: 01444 238 202
Fax: 01444 233 707
Email: touristinformation@burgesshill.gov.uk
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