Glynde Place, home to the VIIth Viscount and Viscountess Hampden, is a magnificent Elizabethan manor house sitting high on the Sussex Downs, looking out over the weald.
Originally built in 1569, it has been occupied by the same family for over four centuries. Extensive alterations and improvements were carried out in the eighteenth century, including the new stable block, adjacent church and the distinctive wyverns that sit atop the pillars at the far end of the drive.
Glynde Place is always busy with events so visit http://www.glynde.co.uk
Glynde has its own train station. There are regular trains to and from London Victoria, Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings and Lewes. Please go to Southern Railway for timetables for Glynde.