As well as exploring Ashdown Park's estate and property, there are many stunning National Trust sites.
7 miles from Ashdown Park | Uckfield
A horticultural work of art created from centuries of different approaches to landscape design, visited by Henry VIII. With four lakes and over 87 champion trees planted, the Autumn season offers an incredible landscape. Throughour Spring and Summer a selection of rhododendron hybrids supply a blaze of colour.
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6 miles from Ashdown Park | East Grinstead
Situated in West Sussex, this National Trust House is perfect to explore for Arts & Crafts enthusiasts where you'll find Morris & Co interiors as well as beautiful woodland to explore.
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14 miles from Ashdown Park | Handcross
Situated in Handcross, this national trust house and gardens are perfect to explore for those on a country retreat.
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16 miles from Ashdown Park | Westerham
Family home and garden of Sir Winston Churchill from 1922 until the end of his life. A lot of the rooms remain as they were when he lived there. Beyond the gardens explore the expanse of woodland with looped trails and natural play areas. There's den building, a Canadian camp and opportunities to stretch your legs.
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19 miles from Ashdown Park | Tunbridge Wells
Scotney Castle is home to a beautiful country house, romantic garden and 14th-century moated castle, surrounded by woodland. Picnics welcomed. The estate is open all year round.
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20 miles from Ashdown Park | Lewes
The 17th Century Country House retreat of Leonard and author Virginia Woolf from 1919-1969. Monk House is set up as it appeared when the Woolfs resided here.
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22 miles from Ashdown Park | Etchingham
Jacobean house, home of Rudyard Kipling. The home remains much as he left it, with oriental rugs and artefacts reflecting his strong association with the East. 'Kim', Kipling's first major piece of writing was written in his study at Bateman's.
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28 miles from Ashdown Park | Robertsbridge
An archetypal 14th-century moated castle with its original wooden portcullis, spiral staircases and battlements. Bodiam Castle's interior is in ruins, although enough evidence remains to offer you an insight into medieval splendour and what it would have been like during its glory years.
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