Ticehurst

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Ticehurst Square & High Street In Snow From Pickforde Lane junction.
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Grade II* listed. Mostly 14th Century, possibly by Etchingham family. Rebuilt in 1856 by Rev. Arthur Eden. The great storm of 1987 resulted in much roof damage, and further work done in 1990 and 2001. The tower is the oldest and least altered.
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Fields South Of Ticehurst, East Sussex. A view across fields to Ticehurst, from a footpath from Pashley Road to the Cherry Tree pub in Ticehurst.
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Ticehurst Church
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Ticehurst Church with its brand-new School-Room from the South-East The window of the new schoolroom has been taken out of the church where the buildings are joined and re-built perfectly. A most sensitive piece of architectural design, the stone will darken and blend in time
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Dale Hill Hotel & Golf Club

Dale Hill Hotel & Golf Club

4 out of 5
Ticehurst Wadhurst England
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The Bell in Ticehurst

The Bell in Ticehurst

4 out of 5
High Street Wadhurst England
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ORIDA Maidstone Hotel

ORIDA Maidstone Hotel

3 out of 5
Bearsted Rd Maidstone England
Stay at this hotel in Maidstone. Enjoy free WiFi, breakfast (surcharge), and a fitness center. Our guests praise the breakfast and the pool in our reviews. Popular ...
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Osborne Apartments

Osborne Apartments

2.5 out of 5
31 Carlisle Road Eastbourne England
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Extraordinary Huts

Extraordinary Huts

3 out of 5
2 Nicole's Cottages Rye England
Stay at this cabin in Rye. Enjoy free parking and a garden. Popular attractions Camber Sands and St. Thomas the Martyr are located nearby.
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The Lower Bell

The Lower Bell

3 out of 5
201 Old Chatham Road Aylesford England
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Popular places to visit

Wadhurst Castle

After visiting Wadhurst Castle, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Wadhurst. Check out the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this quaint area.

Wadhurst Castle

Pashley Manor Gardens

Explore the great outdoors at Pashley Manor Gardens, a lovely green space in Ticehurst. Amble around this quaint area's picturesque gardens and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.

Pashley Manor Gardens

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Stone centuries old British medieval castle facade among greenery. It includes residential buildings dominated by great hall for feasting ceremonies place for holding judicial courts and estate office

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Bateman's was built by a prosperous iron-master named John Brittan in 1634. It was bought by Rudyard Kipling and his wife in 1902. They occupied it until Rudyard's death in 1936. It was bequeathed to the National Trust by his widow-in 1940 together with the contents.

Etchingham