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"We visited the Middle House because of the half price vouchers in the Telegraph. The food is 1st Class, the people are lovely and most of all the place is ..." More
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"I first visited the middle house on the first night of my stay in mayfield i was holidaying with my family a fussy bunch we are to please one of ..." More
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"There is a certain rare atmosphere in the Middle House - rare beacuse many inns these days have lost that calm conviviality, that inexplicable charm that should make up the ..." More
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This pretty village in East Sussex 10 miles from Royal Tunbridge Wells with it’s past firmly in smuggling and the notorious Mayfield gang renowned for ‘Owling’ (smuggling of wool). With delicious countryside to be explored and many black and white houses in the village from yester year, the unusual high street with raised red brick pavements unique shops and several old Inns, begs to be photographed or sketched, an ideal place to be.
Mayfield has links with the past as far back as Saxons, when St Dunstan built a wooden church and a home next door, which is now a girls school. The church was replaced by Normans and parts remain after it was rebuilt due to a fire, it is definitely worth viewing.
The River Rother in all it’s glory together with the ’Cuckoo Trail’ are close and promise enjoyment. The surrounding areas have many tiny Saxon flint churches, Bayham Abbey ruins and breathtaking countryside. A few miles away Tunbridge Wells is home to historic Hever Castle, and Bewl Water where fishing and sailing are the order of the day.Mayfield serves it’s history of smugglers and Saxons together with her beauty satisfying the hungriest of appetites.
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Sparrow & Co
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Woodhill Dental Practice
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Dr Coates
Pub and Bar
Carpenters Arms
Five Ashes Inn
Middle House
Rose & Crown Inn
School
Mayfield C of E Primary School
Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School
St Leonards-Mayfield School
Sports Clubs
Mayfield CC (Cricket)
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Little Tidebrook Farm
(3.04 miles)
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Iwood
(3.21 miles)
"Iwood" Bed & Breakfast whilst situated off the main road at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac is only a ten minute walk from the centre of the village via a footpath and quiet lane.
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Spring Cottage
(3.34 miles)
Modern, family house with spectacular views across the Sussex Weald. Close to many National Trust properties, including Scotney Castle, Bateman's, etc. Also within easy driving distance of the coast - Brighton, Hastings, Eastbourne, Rye - ...
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Horseshoes Farm House
(5.92 miles)
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Buxted Park Country House
(6.80 miles)
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Located in the heart of Sussex, this magnificent Georgian Palladian mansion is set in 312 acres of parkland, where fallow deer roam free, and has played host to the rich and ... more
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The Brew House
(7.30 miles)
This boutique hotel in Royal Tunbridge Wells may have glossy looks, a stylish bar and sleek trappings, but it still offers a welcome that’s warm and intimate. The Brew House Hotel is the perfect base ...
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The Beacon
(7.35 miles)
A group of friends reunited, wedding reception or a once in a lifetime extravaganza? The flexibility offered by the Beacon is hard to beat. Welcome you guests with a drink by a log fire or ...
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Swan at the Vineyard
(7.47 miles)
As the name implies, The Swan at the Vineyard is located at the edge of our vineyard and overlooks both the vineyard and the Down conservation area of Lamberhurst.
A bar and restaurant with a superb ... more
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Chequers Maresfield
(7.53 miles)
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