Horselunges Manor, Tudor manor house in Hellingly, England.
Horselunges Manor is a timber-framed manor house built in the late medieval period and surrounded by a moat for protection. The property encompasses gardens and farmland that extend across the surrounding area.
The manor originated in the late 15th century under John Devenish and underwent architectural changes during the 16th century. In the 1920s, significant restoration work was carried out to preserve its historical character.
The manor holds significance as a former residence of a major rock music figure, bringing together music history and rural heritage in a single setting. This connection shaped how people remember the property today.
The site sits near the local parish church and can be reached on foot, with views of the exterior and surrounding garden features available from public areas. Access to the grounds is limited as the property remains in private use today.
The property includes an attached chapel that served religious purposes and remains visible on the grounds today. This feature sets it apart from other manor houses of its era.
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