Southease Church and Drinking Water Tap – St Peter's Church, Southease loop from Peacehaven

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Southease Church and Drinking Water Tap – St Peter's Church, Southease loop from Peacehaven

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Southease Church and Drinking Water Tap – St Peter's Church, Southease loop from Peacehaven

03:29

12.8km

190m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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South Downs National Park

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251 m

Telscombe Village Church and Cemetery

Highlight • Religious Site

Very pretty ancient village with a population of only 50 people.

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3.39 km

Southease Church and Drinking Water Tap

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful little church dating back to 11th century, one of three churches in the Ouse Valley to have a round tower.

The bench next to church overlooks the green, and …

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3.48 km

St Peter's Church, Southease

Highlight • Historical Site

This pretty little church is one of only three in Sussex with a round tower. The building you see today is essentially the nave of a 12th-century church which has …

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6.98 km

Monk's House – Virginia Woolf's Home

Highlight • Monument

Tilman Spengler is the man on German television who brings great authors and their works closer to the culture-loving viewer. His series "Classics of World Literature" pays tribute to women …

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7.44 km

Abergavenny Arms Pub

Highlight • Restaurant

Lunch and dinner. Bus stop outside. monk House round the corner.

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8.28 km

To the pub sign

Highlight • Structure

The Abergavenny Arms is just a 15 minute walk down the hill. It's a nice little 15th century pub serving good beer and food, with a beer garden and a well in the dining area

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8.87 km

View of the English Channel from South Downs National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

You have made the effort to get here so you can enjoy the wide panoramic views down over the beautiful countryside and out over into the English Channel. You might even enjoy the company of a horse or two.

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