Last Alteration: Tuesday 13 November 2007
Buckhurst House
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00°08'32", 51°05'40"
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Buckhurst House
Buckhurst Park, Withyham, Hartfield, East Sussex
Buckhurst House is a grand house, which sits in the heart of the Buckhurst Park estate. It was built in 1743, replacing the earlier 16th century Stoneland Lodge. It is a private house of the De La Warr family, who have owned Buckhurst for many centuries.
How to get here:
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Road: B2110 - Via Royal Tunbridge Wells (A26), follow the A264 west towards East Grinstead, then take the B2110 towards Groombridge. At Groombridge, continue across the mini-roundabout towards Withyham; the entrance to Buckhurst Park is by the Dorset Arms pub. Parking: road alongside the pub. By foot follow the drive up to the house. +
Access: PrivateStatus: recognisableBuckhurst House
Photograph taken: 18th June 2006 by Chuck Foster [note]
Black Orchid (2)
Filmed: 6-8 Oct 1981
The front of Cranleigh Hall.
Additional Notes:
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As the house grounds are private, only the front can be seen from the gates.
Where to walk to next?
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Withyham Cricket Club (Black Orchid). Follow the drive towards the entrance to the Park; the cricket ground is a few hundred yards from the entrance, on the right.
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Buckhurst Park (Woods) (Castrovalva). Follow the drive down the hill, and the path to the woods is at the bottom on the right, alongside the lake.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Harrison's Rocks (Castrovalva, The Mind Robber): 2.02 miles.
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Crowborough Training Camp (The Curse of Fenric): 3.33 miles.
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Sussex Police Training Centre (Crowborough) (Castrovalva): 3.95 miles.
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Gatwick Airport (The Faceless Ones): 14.37 miles.
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Yew Tree Farm (The Curse of Fenric): 15.88 miles.
Further links about the location
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The Weald of Kent, Surrey and Sussex
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Related Stories
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Black Orchid [6-8 Oct 1981]: Cranleigh Hall
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