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Sussex is home to plenty of stunning villages, some tucked away in rural obscurity that you may never have heard of. Whether you are in the region for a visit or looking for a day trip, there are plenty well worth visiting. We have picked one out and will tell you all you need to about this stunning spot.
So here is why you should visit...
Lindfield. @belvoirmidsussex 📍High Street, Lindfield 💷 £1500 pcm This distinguished grade II listed property dates back to the 18th century. Boasting a timeless brick exterior and period features, what’s not to love? #Property #HomeTour #Lettings #ToRent #Belvoir #MidSussex ♬ original sound - ashleymangin Why Sussex village of Lindfield is well worth a visit Found just north of the town of Haywards Heath , Lindfield has a small population of around 6,000.
Visit South East England says it has "four ingredients traditionally required for an attractive Sussex village". These being a "historic church, picturesque High Street, tranquil pond graced by wildfowl and a large open common". On the High Street lined with trees, you will find plenty of medieval and post-medieval timber-framed houses, quaint cottages, and various shops to visit.
5 Perfect Spots for a Summer Staycation Lindfield is known for its incredible historic architecture, with one of the highlights being the All Saints Church that dates back to the 11th century. Next to the church, the oldest building is Church House, known as "The Tiger", once an inn for travellers in need of food and lodging. It is a great spot to explore, with the countryside around Lindfield part of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Recommended reading: The village with top pubs and links to radio host, singer and royal family The three stunning villages in Sussex named among the best in the country The tiny Sussex village that has become a magnet for the rich and famous Visit South East England recommends taking a leisurely walk around the Lindfield Common or visiting the idyllic village pond. It also suggests enjoying a cup of coffee at one of the independent cafes or indulging in a delicious meal at a variety of local pubs. It concludes: "Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, Lindfield has something for everyone.
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