Alfriston

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Alfriston is a historic village in East Sussex, England, known for its medieval architecture, riverside setting on the River Cuckmere, and role as a popular walking and tourist destination.

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Label Occurrences
Alfriston canonical 5
Alfriston Clergy House 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf National Trust property
civil parish
historic house
parish church
village
ceremonialCounty East Sussex
country England
denomination Church of England
governingBody Alfriston Parish Council
hasAmenity independent shops
public houses
tea rooms
village green
hasArchitectureStyle medieval
timber-framed buildings
hasEvent village festivals
hasFeature riverside setting
hasHeritageStatus conservation area
hasLandmark Alfriston self-linksurface differs
surface form: Alfriston Clergy House

St Andrew’s Church, Alfriston
hasPostcodeDistrict BN26
hasPostTown Polegate
hasReligiousBuilding Methodist chapel
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
knownFor historic village centre
medieval architecture
proximity to South Downs Way
tourism
walking destination
locatedIn Cuckmere Valley
East Sussex
South East England
Wealden District
locatedNear South Downs National Park
locatedOnRiver Cuckmere River estuary
surface form: River Cuckmere
nearbyAttraction Cuckmere Haven
Seven Sisters cliffs
nearestRailwayStation Berwick railway station
nickname Cathedral of the South Downs
notableFor first property acquired by the National Trust
region South Downs
timeZone GMT
timeZoneDST BST
touristActivity birdwatching
cycling
walking
traditionalCounty Sussex
transport local bus services

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Wealden District contains Alfriston
South Downs containsSettlement Alfriston
Alfriston hasLandmark Alfriston self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Alfriston Clergy House
Denis Healey placeOfDeath Alfriston
Denis Healey residence Alfriston