Historic Buildings, Churches & Points of Interest

The Lost Railway History Boards

The Lost Railway - four boards depicting the history of Steyning Railway Station, Bramber Railway Station…

St Mary's House & Gardens

An enchanting medieval timber-framed house C1470, set in the pretty downland village of Bramber with fine…

St Andrew's, Edburton (Serves Edburton & Fulking)

This lovely Saxon church is over a thousand years old, having been built originally in the first part of the…

All Saints Church, Buncton

Built in the 11th or 12th century as a small “chapel of ease” to a nearby parish church, it has hardly…

St Botolph's, Botolph

This Grade 1 Listed Saxon church, took its name from an ancient bridge over the River Adur, which is now no…

St Nicholas Church, Bramber

Built in the later 11th Century, the church stands on the same mound as the ruined Bramber castle and William…

Sele Priory Church of St Peter, Upper Beeding

The church dates from Saxon times and took its name from a priory of Benedictine monks who lived here from…

St James Church, Ashurst

Built chiefly of flint rubble with freestone dressings and stone-tiled roof, most of the building dates from…

St Andrew & St Cuthman Church, Steyning

There is a wealth of history to be found at this beautiful Norman church. Probably standing on the site of…

Steyning Museum

Steyning Museum celebrates the rich history of the village - The Saxons were here and the Romans had temples…

Bramber Castle

William De Braose constructed the motte and bailey castle at Bramber c1070, along with the Norman church, and…