HORSTED PLACE

Horsted Place was built by George Myers in 1850 for Francis Barchard, a wealthy merchant. A.W.N.Pugin, famous for his work on the House of Lords, is responsible for the design of much of the detail that makes Horsted Place one of the finest examples of Gothic revival architecture to be found in Britain today. Untouched until 1965 the house was sold to Lord and Lady Rupert Neville who undertook a complete refurbishment adding the swimming pool as well as commissioning Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe to landscape the grounds and gardens.
Horsted Place is a hotel providing the usual facilities.

LOCATION
Just off A26 south of Uckfield

OPENING TIMES
Usual hotel hours

ADMISSION CHARGE
N/A

TELEPHONE
01825 750581

ADDRESS
Horsted Place
Little Horsted
Uckfield
East Sussex
TN22 5TS