St Anthony's Cottage
Take a look at one of the earliest surviving buildings in Henfield. This cottage is a wonderful example of a traditional hall house, a style of building from the Middle Ages structured around a central hall. These timber framed houses originated in Sussex and Kent, and can be identified by the exposed wooden framework, steep roof and gablet – the triangular point on the roof where three sides meet. However, the striking feature on this cottage is the chimney which seems to defy gravity!
Hidden Henfield aims to bring you some of the highlights from a trip to Henfield. You’ll find suggestions for fantastic walks, alongside historical facts about the sites you can see, as well as information on how to explore the countryside, places to eat and where to stay.
Whether you plan to pop by for a few hours or stay for the weekend, you’ll find inspiration in this unique location.
Hidden Henfield
c/o Henfield Community Partnership
Henfield Parish Office
Coopers Way
Henfield
West Sussex
BN5 9DB
This Website, Green Wayfarer posts in and around Henfield and Visitor Information screen located in Village Care Henfield High Street have been funded by Central Sussex LEADER Local Action Group.
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