Balcombe Place, Country house in Balcombe, Great Britain.
Balcombe Place stands as a Tudor-style mansion built in stone, featuring large windows that overlook the Ouse Valley in West Sussex.
The residence was constructed in 1856 by architect Henry Clutton for John Alexander Hankey, who moved from his previous home at Naylands.
During World War II, Balcombe Place served as the headquarters for the Women's Land Army, supporting agricultural production throughout the conflict.
The property now functions as an event venue, offering spaces for corporate gatherings, celebrations, and private functions throughout the year.
A glass and wood conservatory stood on the east side until the 1960s, when it deteriorated and disappeared from the structure.
Location: Balcombe
GPS coordinates: 51.04000,-0.11000
Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:12
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