St Anthony’s Cottage

Take a look at one of the earliest surviving buildings in Henfield.

St Anthony’s Cottage is a wonderful example of a traditional hall house, a style of building from the Middle Ages structured around a central hall. These timber framed houses originated in Sussex and Kent, and can be identified by the exposed wooden framework, steep roof and gablet – the triangular point on the roof where three sides meet.

However, the striking feature on this cottage is the chimney which seems to defy gravity!

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