Reminders of the farming community

Grange Cottages

Photo by JG Davies

Converted 19th century tithe barn

Photo by Tony Mould

'Flints' or 'The Bailiff's House', Ovingdean Road

Photo by Tony Mould

The Cot, Ovingdean Road

Photo by Tony Mould

Please note that this text is an extract from a reference work written in 1990.  As a result, some of the content may not reflect recent research, changes and events.

f) OTHER LISTED BUILDINGS: Nos.11-13 Greenways , by the green, are known as Grange Farm Cottages, knapped-flint houses of the early nineteenth century. The knapped-flint tithe barn which stands adjacently also dates from the nineteenth century and has been converted into a dwelling. In Ovingdean Road, Flints and The Cot were originally the eighteenth-century farmhouse of Ovingdean Hall and are faced in knapped flint; the adjoining Nook dates from around 1805. {44,123}

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