LOCAL AREA
WARNHAM & KINGSFOLD
HOLMBURY ST MARY, PEASLAKE & COLDHARBOUR
EWHURST, FOREST GREEN & WALLISWOOD, WOTTON & ABINGER
The village shop in Warnham, next to the butchers is in the heart of this picturesque village with its primary school, cricket field, playground, pre-school, village hall, and its two pubs, The Sussex Oak & The Greets. It also has a train station with direct line to London Bridge. It is less than 3 miles to the centre of Horsham with all its larger town facilities.
In Kingsfold The Owl Pub is the centre of the village.
Whilst it is divided by the A24 the local community regularly meet on dog walks or in the pub for social events such as the Race night or the Pub Quiz. The village has been my home for over 20years, and my husbands family for generations.
It is a great location for the new secondary school, Bohunt and offers easy access for those that commute to London by car.
The three peaks of Holmbury, Pitch and Leith Hill in the Surrey Hills offer some of the most amazing views and thousands of acres of walking, bike and horse riding.
Holmbury St Mary has some beautiful properties and is relatively unknown. It has two pubs and a rustic coffee shop for passing walkers & cyclists (Fantastic Banana Bread!). There is a village hall which always has something going on for the community.
Coldharbour is the highest habited village in the South East. It is a community of around 100 homes, a village shop and a pub with its very own microbrewery. The Plough is definitely my favourite Pub in the area and the burgers are amazing!
It is visited by walkers and cyclists. With Leith Hill Tower being the highest point in the South East, on a clear day you can see both the City of London to the North and the sea at Lancing.
If you need any walks then give me a call!
Forest Green & Walliswood are small villages with a couple of small shops and a couple of pubs. The Parrot, which serves great food (I can vouch for that) is located by the Cricket Pitch. The others are The Scarlett Arms and The Punchbowl.
It is in the heart of the Surrey Hills AONB, with Holmbury Hill, Leith Hill & Pitch Hill right on the doorstep and the fantastic views they offer.
Walliswood was famed when Baryonyx dinosaur bones were discovered in 1983.
Wotton is a beautiful location with the Tillingbourne Stream and the beauty spot of Friday Street. The area is largely owned by the Wotton Estate, however there are some privately owned properties tucked away.
The area has a couple of pubs, The Wotton Hatch, The Abinger Hatch and the large hotel Wotton House Hotel.
I know this area extremely well having work for the Wotton Estate for many years.
BILLINGSHURST, WISBOROUGH GREEN AND PETWORTH
WEST CHILTINGTON, STORRINGTON & PULBOROUGH.
BARNS GREEN, SOUTHWATER & COWFOLD
West Chiltington is a popular Sussex village with an array of clubs and events
throughout the year. It has a primary school, a handful of shops, hotel and two pubs.
West Chiltington is also located next to several vineyards and has its own golf
course.
Nestled at the foot of the Southdowns Storrington offers an abundance of walks and
mountain biking trails. This flourishing market town still has a weekly market as well
as a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants.
Pulborough overlooks the River Arun, over the brooks to the Southdowns. With this
idyllic position also comes the convenience of a train station with a direct line to
London, a good selection of shops and it is in the catchment for two ‘outstanding’
secondary schools.
Billingshurst, Wisborough Green and Petworth.
Billingshurst is a large village with many of the amenities of a town. There is a train
station with a direct line to London, an outstanding secondary school, a leisure
centre and a variety of shops.
The Picturesque village of Wisborough Green is set in beautiful countryside and has
a thriving community. The are numerous clubs and events, including a famous hot
air ballon festival. There is a village shop, café and two pubs serving delicious food.
Petworth is a quaint historic market town known for its antique and independent
shops. There is 700 acres of Petworth Park to explore with its herd of fallow deer as
well as beautiful views of the Southdowns.
The quaint village of Barns Green has a vibrant community with numerous social and
sporting clubs. This includes an amateur dramatic society who put on Christmas
pantomimes. Barns Green has a camp group and fishery with a lovely café
overlooking a lake. There is also a village shop and a pub.
Southwater is a large village with many of the amenities of a town. It is conveniently
located a stone’s throw away from the popular market town of Horsham. Southwater
boasts a popular country park where you can partake in water sports on the lake,
play in the dinosaur park or simply enjoy a stroll.
Cowfold has easy access to the M23 with links to London, Gatwick and Brighton. It
has a thriving community with many social and sporting clubs to enjoy. There is
primary school, Co op, café and Pub in the village. It is also near the 3500 acres
Knepp Estate with their famous rewilding project.
