Burwash

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Burwash is a historic village in East Sussex, England, known for its rural charm and association with author Rudyard Kipling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
administrativeStatus civil parish in Rother District
category Civil parishes in East Sussex
Villages in East Sussex
ceremonialCounty East Sussex NERFINISHED
churchDenomination Church of England NERFINISHED
contains Bateman's NERFINISHED
country England
dialCode 01435
distanceTo about 11 miles south-east of Tunbridge Wells
about 15 miles north of Hastings
governedBy East Sussex County Council NERFINISHED
Rother District Council NERFINISHED
governingBody Burwash Parish Council NERFINISHED
hasAmenity local shops
primary school
public houses
village hall
hasPart Burwash Common NERFINISHED
Burwash Weald NERFINISHED
hasReligiousBuilding St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash NERFINISHED
hasTransport bus services to nearby towns
heritage medieval origins
heritageManagement Bateman's managed by the National Trust NERFINISHED
heritageSite Bateman's, former home of Rudyard Kipling
historicCounty Sussex NERFINISHED
knownFor association with Rudyard Kipling
historic village character
rural charm
landscape rolling Wealden countryside
listedBuilding St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash NERFINISHED
locatedIn East Sussex
Rother District NERFINISHED
locatedOn A265 road NERFINISHED
near High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
River Rother NERFINISHED
nearestRailwayStation Etchingham railway station NERFINISHED
notableResident Rudyard Kipling NERFINISHED
osGridReference TQ673244
parliamentaryConstituency Bexhill and Battle NERFINISHED
population approximately 2700
postcodeDistrict TN19
postTown Etchingham NERFINISHED
region South East England
shireCounty East Sussex NERFINISHED
shireDistrict Rother NERFINISHED
traditionalIndustry agriculture
ironworking in the Wealden iron industry

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