Alfriston is a picturesque village located in East Sussex, United Kingdom. Nestled in the scenic Cuckmere Valley within the South Downs National Park, it is renowned for its charming medieval architecture, historic buildings, and quaint streets. The village features notable landmarks such as the 14th-century St. Andrew’s Church, often referred to as the "Cathedral of the Downs," and the Clergy House, which was the first property acquired by the National Trust.
Alfriston Clergy House is a historic building located in Alfriston, East Sussex, United Kingdom. It holds the distinction of being the first property ever acquired by the National Trust in 1896. This picturesque thatched house dates back to the 14th century and exemplifies medieval domestic architecture. The house features a timber-framed structure with wattle and daub walls, charming gardens, and a tranquil setting beside the River Cuckmere.
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