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| NAME (LB grade) excerpt from descriptive entry |
LOCATION | TQ | |
| No. 3,
Posey Cottages (II) "Early C19...". |
Posey Green, Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/355 | |
| Nos. 4 and 5, Posey
Cottages (II) "C18...". |
Posey Green, Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/356 | |
| Thorpe House (II) "Early C19...". |
Posey Green, A271 | TQ 6412 37/357 | |
| Yew Tree
Cottage (II) "C17 or earlier timber-framed building...". |
Lower Road, Golden Cross | TQ 61 SW 13/412 | |
| Wisteria
Cottage (II) and Primrose Cottage (II) [alternatively 1, 2,
3 Chapel Row] "C18...". |
Chapel Row | TQ 6312/394 | |
| Rose Cottage (II) "C18...". |
Chapel Row | TQ 6312 37/395 | |
| East
Lodge (II) "Early C19...". |
Lime Park | TQ 6312 37/396 | |
| Herstmonceux
Congregational Church (II) "Dated 1811...." |
Chapel Row | TQ 6312 37/397 | |
| Lime End Farmhouse
(II) "Early C19...". |
Chapel Row | TQ 6311 37/398 | |
| Chilsham
Green Farmhouse (II) "C17 or earlier...". |
Chilsham Lane | TQ 61 SW 13/421 | |
| The Parish Church of All Saints (I) "Built of red brick partly cement and with stone tower and partly slated roofs.... The Nave and Tower are late C12; the south Aisle C13; the north Aisle, the south Porch and the Chancel C14; the north or Dacre Chapel 1450 circa and like the Castle, with which it is contemporary build of brick; the north Porch 1874. Dacre tomb to Thomas Lord Hoo (died 1455) and Sir Thomas Hoo (died 1486)...." [See the Herstmonceux Parish Council website history & environment page.] |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/404 | |
| Church Farmhouse (II) "probably C16...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/405 | |
| Cleavers Lyng (II) "C18...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/407 | |
| Milland [Farmhouse]
(II) "C17...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/408 | |
| Nos 1 and 2 Milland
Cottages (II) "C18 or earlier...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/409 | |
| Cherry Croft (II) "C18...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/410 | |
| Barn at Cherry Croft
Farm (II) "Late C16, extended and reclad in C18... two storey C18 extension...". |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/10027 | |
| Herstmonceux Place (I) [now flats] "The north-west front dates from the early C18.... In 1777 the house was enlarged by Samuel Wyatt for the Reverend Robert Hare (great grandfather of Augustus Hare), the bricks for the new portion being taken from Herstmonceux Castle. The north-east or entrance front was then remodelled.... Good staircase. From 1807-1819 the house was occupied by Thomas Read Kemp, the founder of Kemp Town, Brighton." |
Church Road | TQ 61 SW 13/411 | |
| Walled
garden to north of Herstmonceux Castle (II) "Probably mid C16 and later altered...". |
Herstmonceux Park | TQ 61 SW 13/660 | |
| Herstmonceux Castle, with attached bridges to nother & south and
causway with moat retaining walls to west. (I) "Castle/country house. c1441 (when license to crenellate was granted) for Sir Roger Fiennes; further embellished mid C16 for Baroness and Lord Dacre; altered mid-late C17 for Lord Dacre; part demolished 1776-7 for Robert Hare; restored and rebuilt early C20, mostly 1911-12, for Lieutenant Coloner Claude Lowther and 1930s for Sir Paul Latham.... Interior: some original features survive, including fireplaces, privies, doorways, dungeon and brick-lined dovecote...; other old features were brought in from elsewhere.... "The C15 castle was well restored in the early C20 and the many fine features which were brought in at that time add to its importance." [See the Herstmonceux Parish Council website history & environment page.] |
Herstmonceux Park | TQ 61 SW 13/406 | |
| Herstmonceux Science Centre (II*) "Alternatively known as: Equatorial Group of Telescopes, Royal Greenwich Observatory." For the complete descriptive entry, CLICK HERE. [And see the Herstmonceux Parish Council website history & environment page.] |
[Herstmonceux Park] | TQ 61 SE | |
| Chapel
Cottage (II) "Originally a cottage and chapel, now a house in one ownership. Cottage to west is of c1750, former Baptist Chapel to east is of c1800. Some C20 alterations...". |
Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 981/13/10040 | |
| The Merry [sic]
Harriers Inn (II) "C18...". |
Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/422 | |
| 1 & 2 Corner
Cottages (II) "C18...". |
Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/423 | |
| Cowbeech
House (II*) "Dated 1731...". |
Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/424 | |
| Cowbeech Farmhouse
(II) "C17 or earlier...". |
Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/425 | |
| Batchelors
and the garden wall to the east (II) "C18.... C18 cobbled garden wall...". |
Cowbeech Hill, Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/426 | |
| Carter's Corner Farmhouse (II) "Formerly called Highfields.... C17 or earlier timber-framed building.... North-west wing added about 1930." |
Cowbeech Hill, Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/427 | |
| 1 & 2 Thorndean Farm
Cottages (II) "Early C19...". |
[Foul Mile,] Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/428 | |
| Moieties (II) "Restored C17 or earlier timber-framed building...". |
Foul Mile, Cowbeech | TQ 61 NW 8/429 | |
| Beadles Cottage (II) "C17 or earlier...". |
Foul Mile, Cowbeech | TQ 61 NW 8/430 | |
| Courtlands Farmhouse (II) "Probably C17...". |
Foul Mile, Cowbeech | TQ 61 NW 8/431 | |
| Court
Horam (II*) "Unusual C17 or earlier timber-framed building...". |
Hammer Lane, Cowbeech | TQ 61 NW 8/432 | |
| Blackford Farmhouse (II) "C18 front, but some older work within...". |
Cinderford Lane, Cowbeech | TQ 61 SW 13/433 | |
| Flowers Green Cottages
(Nos 1, 2 and 3) (II) "C18...". |
Church Road, Flowers Green | TQ 6311 37/399 | |
| Hollies (II) "C18...". |
Butler's Lane, Flowers Green | TQ 6311 37/400 | |
| Pernes (II) "C18...". |
Flowers Green | TQ 6311 37/401 | |
| Little Butlers (II) "C17...". |
Flowers Green | TQ 6311 37/402 | |
| Pastures (II) "Early C19...". |
Flowers Green | TQ 6311 37/403 | |
| 1, 2, The Chestnuts (II) "C18...". |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 6312 37/366 | |
| London Cottage (II) "C18...". |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 6312 37/367 | |
| The Brewers' Arms Inn (II) "C18...". |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 37/368 | |
| Barclays Bank and Bank Flat (II) [no longer Barclays Bank] "Early C19...". |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 6312 37/369 | |
| The Sundial Restaurant (II) "Early C19... Sundial on first floor." |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 6312 37/370 | |
| Elm Tree House (II) "L-shaped C17 or earlier timber-framed building...". |
Gardner Street (north side) | TQ 6312 37/371 | |
| Higham House and Higham Cottage (II) "One building. C18...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/372 | |
| The Keys (II) "C18...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/373 | |
| Eversley (II) "Early C19...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/374 | |
| Bellevue and Perrywinkle Cottage (II) "C17 or earlier building...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/375 | |
| Arnocks and Arnocks Cottage (II) "Early C19...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/376 | |
| Cotoneaster (II) [formerly Praise-the-Lord House] "C18...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/377 | |
| Nos 1 and 2 The Old Post Office (II) "Probably C17...". |
Gardner Street (south side) | TQ 6312 37/378 | |
| The Old Farmhouse (II) [sometimes called Ginger's Green Farmhouse] "C17 or earlier...". |
Ginger's Green Lane, Ginger's Green | TQ 61 SW 13/416 | |
| Monk's Rest (II) "Restored C17 cottage...". |
Hailsham Road, Cooper's Croft | TQ 61 SW 13/413 | |
| Buckwell
Place (II*) "Large former rectory, now private house. Original wing of c1792 built by the Rev. Robert Hare, a member of the Hare family who owned Herstmonceux Castle. His nephew Archdeacon Julius Hare added a parlour wing.... c1860 a service wing was added to the west by the Rev Henry Wellesley, an illegitimate nephew of the Duke of Wellington.... "The house has historic interest as being the childhood home of Augustus Hare the notable Victorian travel writer who also wrote memoirs in 6 volumes 'The story of my life'." |
Hailsham Road, Coopers Croft | TQ 61 SW 13/414 | |
| The stables to the west of Buckwell Place
House (II) "Small early C19 building...". |
Hailsham Road, Coopers Croft | TW 61 SW 13/414A | |
| Deudney's Farmhouse (II) "Front portion late C17 or early C18...". |
Old Road, Magham Down | TW 61 SW 13/415 | |
| Stunt's Green Farmhouse
(II) "Dated 1727.... Stone with the initials WH and the date 1727." |
Stunt's Green | TW 61 SW 13/417 | |
| Aladdin's Cottage (II) "Originally threshing barn, later tearooms and finally holiday accommodation. Early C17, modified in 1920s and c1983. Timber framed building now clad in C20 brickwork, apart from south west side which has C17 brickwork...". |
Stunt's Green | TQ62001329 | |
| Little Manor (II) "C17 or earlier timber-framed building, now tile-hung...". |
Stunt's Green | TQ 61 SW 13/418 | |
| Gainsborough Cottage (II) "Probably C17...". |
Stunt's Green | TQ 61 SW 13/419 | |
| Broyle Cottage (II) "C17 or earlier...". |
Stunt's Green | TQ 61 SW 13/430 | |
| Carriers (II) "Once 2 cottages. C18...". |
West End (north side) | TQ 6312 37/379 | |
| Toad Hall (II) "C18 or earlier...". |
West End (north side) | TQ 6312 37/380 | |
| Appleshaw (II) "C18"...". |
West End (north side) | TQ 6312 37/381 | |
| Meadow Cottage (II) "C18, restored and altered...". |
West End (north side) | TQ 6312 37/382 | |
| [1, 2, 3] Bedham Green (II) "Three cottages probably C17 or earlier timber-framed building...". |
West End (south side) | TQ 6312 37/383 | |
| The Old Bakehouse and Ray's Cottage (II) "2 cottages, probably once lobby entrance house. C18 altered C20. Timber-framed...". |
West End (south side) | TQ 6312 37/384 | |
| Hormes House (II) "C18...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/385 | |
| Allfrey House (II) "C17 or earlier...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/386 | |
| Victoria Lodge and Pope's Farmhouse (II) "One building. L-shaped C17 or earlier building, altered in C19 and C20...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/387 | |
| Miller's House (II) | A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/388 | |
| Windmill Hill Windmill (II*) "Post type windmill. Built c1814 by the Lewes mill-wright, Medhurst. It is the largest postmill in the country as regards body size.... at 48ft the tallest windmill in Sussex and the last remaining mill in England to possess the remains of a centrifugal governor system for controlling the sail area.... This mill never had a tailpole but was turned to the wind by pushing the body round manually using the tailpole. It ceased turning in 1893 when steam-driven stones were set up in the roundhouse." [See also the Herstmonceux Parish Council website history & environment page.] |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/389 | |
| Mill House (II) "C18...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/390 | |
| Nos 3 and 4 Elm Cottage (II) "C18...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/391 | |
| Field House and Field Cottage (II) "C18...". |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/392 | |
| Nos 1 to 5 (consec) The Old School House
[and School Farmhouse] (II) "Large L-shaped block. C18.... The south-easternmost tip of the building is in Wartling Parish." |
A271 Windmill Hill | TQ 6412 37/393 | |
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