St Mary's House
The Street, Bramber, West Sussex, BN44 3WE
The house was built around 1740 by William of Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester. It was saved from demolition in 1946, and is now owned by author and composer Peter Thorogood, who had the house and garden renovated from 1984.
Admission: Thu,Sun,BH Mon 2:00-6:00pm, £6.00 adult
How to get here:
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Road: A27 - Follow the A27 to Shoreham, then head north on the A283 towards Upper Beeding and Steyning. When you reach the roundabout at Bramber, turn right and then head along The Street; the house will be on the right. +

There is a car park at the house, or on the street.
Access: admissionStatus: recognisableGarden
Photograph taken: 2nd May 2007 by Chuck Foster
"Taken from the road outside the house, which was closed."
Silver Nemesis (1)
Filmed: 1 Jul 1988
Lady Peinforte is having archery lessons.
Silver Nemesis (1)
Filmed: 1 Jul 1988
The Doctor and Ace have returned Richard to his own time.
Additional Notes:
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The garden actually runs alongside the street on the right-hand side.
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The screenshots show Windsor Castle in the background, though this is an added effect as the real castle is many miles away!
Other nearby locations:
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Furnace Pond (Terror of the Zygons). Road (11.9 miles, 24m) : Head east from the house and cross over the river. At the roundabout, turn
left onto the A281 and continue along it through Henfield and then Cowfold.
When you reach Crabtree, turn right into Mill Lane.
The lane is quite narrow and there is nowhere to park up by the pond. There is a parking area outside numbers 18-23, and you can then walk down to the bridlepath (on the left).
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Underhill Lane (bridlepath) (The War Games): 7.18 miles.
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Casa Del Mar (Silver Nemesis): 7.50 miles.
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Brighton Beach (The Leisure Hive): 8.46 miles.
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High Park Farm (The War Games): 8.74 miles.
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Sheepcote Valley (The War Games): 9.88 miles.
Further links about the location
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St. Mary's House - Official website
Related Stories
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Silver Nemesis [1 Jul 1988]
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