Firle Place is the home of the Gage family and has been for over 500 years. It is set at the foot of the South Downs within its own parkland.
This unique house was originally Tudor and over the years parts were added on. There are still parts of the Tudor house - a great hall, tearoom area and dining room.
The house is made of Caen Stone brought from France and also from the old monesteries in Lewes. It was remodelled in the 18th Century and is now similar to a French Chateau in appearence.
The house contains three family collections of English & European paintings and furniture from the 15th to 21st Century.
Opening Times
Main Season - June to September
Group Bookings Welcome
Restaurant/Bar
Licenced Restaurant selling Wines & Beers
Site Facilities Shop / Kiosk
Tour Types Guided Tours
Nearby Public Transport
Payment Method MasterCard, Switch
Main Season - June to September
Group Bookings Welcome
Restaurant/BarLicenced Restaurant selling Wines & Beers
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