The
Surrounding Countryside
Do
you enjoy the countryside? The area surrounding us 
provides
some of the best views over the breathtaking Surrey countryside (we
are approximately
267 meters, 876 feet
above sea level).
There is a new cycle and pedestrian path that runs from Chelsham to the
Botley; this in itself provides
a great walk along side the farms and open fields. From several points
along this path you can look down across the whole of London, and the
Thames valley as far as Gillingham. If you are planning a day in the
country you could not choose a better place than the area surrounding
Botley Hill
Farmhouse
to explore some spectacular walks, gardens and other places of interest.
This area of southern England is steeped in history and in fact the area
is mentioned
in
the Doomsday Book. When you have finished soaking up all that culture
what better way of rounding off the day than soaking up some fine ales
or wines along with a delicious meal from our menu. Book your table by ringing:
01959 57715.in advance and be assured of a warm welcome.
provides
some of the best views over the breathtaking Surrey countryside (we
are approximately
267 meters, 876 feet
above sea level).
There is a new cycle and pedestrian path that runs from Chelsham to the
Botley; this in itself provides
a great walk along side the farms and open fields. From several points
along this path you can look down across the whole of London, and the
Thames valley as far as Gillingham. If you are planning a day in the
country you could not choose a better place than the area surrounding
Botley Hill Farmhouse
to explore some spectacular walks, gardens and other places of interest.
This area of southern England is steeped in history and in fact the area
is mentioned in
the Doomsday Book. When you have finished soaking up all that culture
what better way of rounding off the day than soaking up some fine ales
or wines along with a delicious meal from our menu. Book your table by ringing:
01959 57715.in advance and be assured of a warm welcome.To get you started on your way; we've put together some of the interesting history and some of the places we think you might like to visit.
If you have
any places to visit or interesting facts about this area that you would like us
to include in our list please send us an email
with the details.
Let us know
if you would like your name credited to the information.
Some
of the information contained used in producing these pages is with grateful acknowledgement
to the following works of reference:
The National Trust Handbook
Tales of Tatsfield by Doris M. Geary
Tatsfield, the first 2000 years complied by Tatsfield History Project.
The National Trust Handbook
Tales of Tatsfield by Doris M. Geary
Tatsfield, the first 2000 years complied by Tatsfield History Project.
