Stony Acre

Downs, Moorland in Sussex Wealden

England

Stony Acre

Blackdown Mill This Windmill originally stood at "Three Chimneys" in Kent. It was purchased by Samuel Dallaway and brought to this site and erected in 1856 by a Heathfield millwright. It is known as the Blackdown Mill but perhaps more widely known as the Cherry Clack Mill as it was originally in a cherry orchard.
Blackdown Mill Credit: Janet Richardson

Stony Acre is a picturesque area located in the heart of Sussex, England. Situated amidst the beautiful Sussex Downs and Moorland, it offers a stunning natural landscape that attracts visitors from far and wide. With its rolling hills, expansive meadows, and diverse wildlife, Stony Acre is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The area is characterized by its unique geological formations, including rocky outcrops and ancient stone walls that add to its charm. It is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, with a wide range of plant species, including heather, gorse, and wildflowers, dotting the landscape. Visitors can spot various bird species, such as skylarks and peregrine falcons, soaring in the clear blue skies.

Stony Acre is also home to several walking trails, providing ample opportunities for hikers to explore the area's natural beauty. These trails wind through the rolling hills, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Additionally, the area is crisscrossed by small streams and rivers, providing a serene setting for picnics or a spot of fishing.

The quaint village of Stony Acre is nestled within this idyllic setting, offering a glimpse into rural English life. With its quaint cottages and traditional pubs, visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture and hospitality. The village is renowned for its friendly residents, who are always eager to share stories about the area's history and traditions.

Overall, Stony Acre in Sussex is a hidden gem, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and charming village make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a true taste of the English countryside.

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Blackdown Mill This Windmill originally stood at "Three Chimneys" in Kent. It was purchased by Samuel Dallaway and brought to this site and erected in 1856 by a Heathfield millwright. It is known as the Blackdown Mill but perhaps more widely known as the Cherry Clack Mill as it was originally in a cherry orchard.
Blackdown Mill
This Windmill originally stood at "Three Chimneys" in Kent. It was purchased by Samuel Dallaway and brought to this site and erected in 1856 by a Heathfield millwright. It is known as the Blackdown Mill but perhaps more widely known as the Cherry Clack Mill as it was originally in a cherry orchard.
Footpath Punnets Town Footpath next to Blackdown Mill across farmland, Punnets Town East Sussex.
Footpath Punnets Town
Footpath next to Blackdown Mill across farmland, Punnets Town East Sussex.
Little Poundsford Farm
Little Poundsford Farm
Garages at Little Poundsford Farm
Garages at Little Poundsford Farm
View from Little Poundsford Farm
View from Little Poundsford Farm
Frost Cottage frost Cottage stands on Flitterbrook Lane in Warbleton Parish. It was named after my ancestor, John Frost, who lived there. John lived from about 1733 to 1809
Frost Cottage
frost Cottage stands on Flitterbrook Lane in Warbleton Parish. It was named after my ancestor, John Frost, who lived there. John lived from about 1733 to 1809
Chapel, Chapel Cross, East Sussex The Independent Chapel in Cade Street, Chapel Cross was built in 1767. It is a simple symmetrical building with oval window over its south facing porch. The chapel was known locally for many years as the chocolate church as the Pastor (P J Pont) gave the children going to Sunday School chocolates. Chapel cross was once considered to be part of Punnetts Town.
Chapel, Chapel Cross, East Sussex
The Independent Chapel in Cade Street, Chapel Cross was built in 1767. It is a simple symmetrical building with oval window over its south facing porch. The chapel was known locally for many years as the chocolate church as the Pastor (P J Pont) gave the children going to Sunday School chocolates. Chapel cross was once considered to be part of Punnetts Town.
Punnett's Town  "Blackdown Mill" Restored octagonal 3 storey white smock mill on elevated brick base.
Punnett's Town "Blackdown Mill"
Restored octagonal 3 storey white smock mill on elevated brick base.
The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex Three Cups Corner probably derives its unusual name from its position on a watershed separating three streams.
The Three Cups Inn, Three Cups Corner, East Sussex
Three Cups Corner probably derives its unusual name from its position on a watershed separating three streams.
Bridleway by Home Farm Just off the A265
Bridleway by Home Farm
Just off the A265
Hugletts Farm
Hugletts Farm
Three Cups Inn
Three Cups Inn
House, telephone  box and road junction at Three Cups Corner
House, telephone box and road junction at Three Cups Corner
Road junction, Three Cups Corner
Road junction, Three Cups Corner
Any old iron! Metal Waste Management Centre - scrapyard.
Any old iron!
Metal Waste Management Centre - scrapyard.
Wrapped Bales near Kingsdown Farm The northern tip of Stonepit Wood is to the right.
Wrapped Bales near Kingsdown Farm
The northern tip of Stonepit Wood is to the right.
Kingsdown Farm The drive is also the footpath to Greenwood Farm and Punnett's Town.
Kingsdown Farm
The drive is also the footpath to Greenwood Farm and Punnett's Town.
Milkhurst Wood The wood is beyond the field of sheep and drops steeply to meet the River Dudwell. Beyond is the ridge containing Cade Street and Punnett's Town.
Milkhurst Wood
The wood is beyond the field of sheep and drops steeply to meet the River Dudwell. Beyond is the ridge containing Cade Street and Punnett's Town.
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Stony Acre is located at Grid Ref: TQ6221 (Lat: 50.966895, Lng: 0.31982474)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Wealden

Police Authority: Sussex

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