Mill Hill

Hill, Mountain in Sussex Adur

England

Mill Hill

Paddock A horse feeding in a paddock off the A283 near Old Shoreham, with Lancing College in the left background. — Paddock Credit: Ian Capper

Mill Hill is a small village located in the county of Sussex, England. Situated on a hill, it offers picturesque views of the surrounding countryside and is known for its natural beauty. The village is characterized by its peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a relaxing retreat.

The name Mill Hill is derived from the historical presence of a mill that once operated in the area. Today, remnants of the mill can still be seen, adding to the village's charm and historical significance. The village is also home to a number of traditional cottages and buildings, showcasing its rich architectural heritage.

Nature lovers will find Mill Hill to be a haven, as the village is surrounded by lush green fields and woodlands. The area is known for its diverse wildlife, with many species of birds, butterflies, and other animals making their home here. This makes Mill Hill a popular destination for birdwatching and nature walks.

In addition to its natural beauty, Mill Hill boasts a strong sense of community. The village hosts various social events throughout the year, including fairs, festivals, and charity events. This provides residents and visitors with opportunities to come together and enjoy the vibrant community spirit.

Mill Hill is conveniently located near several other towns and villages in Sussex, making it an accessible destination for day trips and exploring the surrounding areas. Whether it's enjoying the tranquility of the countryside or immersing oneself in the local community, Mill Hill offers a unique and enriching experience for visitors.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.84541/-0.27863019 or Grid Reference TQ2106. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Paddock A horse feeding in a paddock off the A283 near Old Shoreham, with Lancing College in the left background.

Paddock

A horse feeding in a paddock off the A283 near Old Shoreham, with Lancing College in the left background.

Artwork Artwork alongside the Downs Link cycle/foot trail, with Old Shoreham Bridge across the River Adur in the background.

Artwork

Artwork alongside the Downs Link cycle/foot trail, with Old Shoreham Bridge across the River Adur in the background.

Old Shoreham Bridge Bridge over the River Adur near Old Shoreham, now a foot/cycle bridge. Originally built in 1781, it was rebuilt to the same design during the First World War. Until 1970 it formed part of the A27, with a toll for its use, until relieved by the opening of the Shoreham bypass, with a new viaduct over the river around 300m north of the old bridge. It was then closed to road traffic and made a bridleway. It underwent a full restoration in 2008. Grade II* listed - see <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027895?section=official-list-entry" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027895?section=official-list-entry">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>.

In the background is Lancing College.

Old Shoreham Bridge

Bridge over the River Adur near Old Shoreham, now a foot/cycle bridge. Originally built in 1781, it was rebuilt to the same design during the First World War. Until 1970 it formed part of the A27, with a toll for its use, until relieved by the opening of the Shoreham bypass, with a new viaduct over the river around 300m north of the old bridge. It was then closed to road traffic and made a bridleway. It underwent a full restoration in 2008. Grade II* listed - see Link

. In the background is Lancing College.

Old Shoreham Bridge Bridge over the River Adur near Old Shoreham, now a foot/cycle bridge. Originally built in 1781, it was rebuilt to the same design during the First World War. Until 1970 it formed part of the A27, with a toll for its use, until relieved by the opening of the Shoreham bypass, with a new viaduct over the river around 300m north of the old bridge. It was then closed to road traffic and made a bridleway. It underwent a full restoration in 2008. Grade II* listed - see <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027895?section=official-list-entry" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027895?section=official-list-entry">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>.

In the background is St Nicolas&#039; Church, Old Shoreham.

Old Shoreham Bridge

Bridge over the River Adur near Old Shoreham, now a foot/cycle bridge. Originally built in 1781, it was rebuilt to the same design during the First World War. Until 1970 it formed part of the A27, with a toll for its use, until relieved by the opening of the Shoreham bypass, with a new viaduct over the river around 300m north of the old bridge. It was then closed to road traffic and made a bridleway. It underwent a full restoration in 2008. Grade II* listed - see Link

. In the background is St Nicolas' Church, Old Shoreham.

River Adur Looking along the River Adur from the Old Shoreham Bridge with the A27 Adur Viaduct, completed in 1970, in the background.

River Adur

Looking along the River Adur from the Old Shoreham Bridge with the A27 Adur Viaduct, completed in 1970, in the background.

Shoreham Railway Viaduct Viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the River Adur. It was built in 1893, replacing an earlier wooden trestle viaduct opened in 1845.

Shoreham Railway Viaduct

Viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the River Adur. It was built in 1893, replacing an earlier wooden trestle viaduct opened in 1845.

Shoreham Railway Viaduct Viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the River Adur. It was built in 1893, replacing an earlier wooden trestle viaduct opened in 1845. Seen here with Class 313 no 313215 crossing on a westbound stopping service.

Shoreham Railway Viaduct

Viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the River Adur. It was built in 1893, replacing an earlier wooden trestle viaduct opened in 1845. Seen here with Class 313 no 313215 crossing on a westbound stopping service.

Linemans View Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2005.

Linemans View

Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2005.

Marline Court Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2006.

Marline Court

Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2006.

Linemans View and Marline Court Parts of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2005 and 2006 respectively.

Linemans View and Marline Court

Parts of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2005 and 2006 respectively.

Marline Court Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2006. In the background is the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river, with Lancing College beyond.

Marline Court

Part of the Ropetackle development overlooking the River Adur, completed in 2006. In the background is the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river, with Lancing College beyond.

River Adur Looking across the River Adur towards the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river, with Ringed Plover Apartments in Salt Marsh Road beyond.

River Adur

Looking across the River Adur towards the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river, with Ringed Plover Apartments in Salt Marsh Road beyond.

River Adur Looking up the River Adur towards the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river.

River Adur

Looking up the River Adur towards the viaduct carrying the West Coastway railway over the river.

Adur Ferry Bridge Footbridge over the River Adur, connecting the main part of Shoreham with Shoreham Beach. Built in 2013, it replaced a previous one dating from 1921. The central section is a swingbridge, allowing boats to access the next section of the river.

Adur Ferry Bridge

Footbridge over the River Adur, connecting the main part of Shoreham with Shoreham Beach. Built in 2013, it replaced a previous one dating from 1921. The central section is a swingbridge, allowing boats to access the next section of the river.

River Adur shoreline The shoreline of the River Adur, with buildings in High Street on the right.

River Adur shoreline

The shoreline of the River Adur, with buildings in High Street on the right.

Sussex Yacht Club The clubhouse of Sussex Yacht Club on the banks of the River Adur, completed in 2021. In the left background is the tower of St Mary&#039;s Church.

Sussex Yacht Club

The clubhouse of Sussex Yacht Club on the banks of the River Adur, completed in 2021. In the left background is the tower of St Mary's Church.

Mariner Point Apartment development on the banks of the River Adur, completed in around 2020.

Mariner Point

Apartment development on the banks of the River Adur, completed in around 2020.

River Adur shoreline Boats moored alongside the River Adur at Shoreham Beach. The former car ferry in the background, The Shieldsman, originally operated across the River Tyne between North and South Shields from 1976 until retired in 2007, and like many of the boats along this stretch of the river has now been converted into a houseboat.

River Adur shoreline

Boats moored alongside the River Adur at Shoreham Beach. The former car ferry in the background, The Shieldsman, originally operated across the River Tyne between North and South Shields from 1976 until retired in 2007, and like many of the boats along this stretch of the river has now been converted into a houseboat.

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Mill Hill is located at Grid Ref: TQ2106 (Lat: 50.84541, Lng: -0.27863019)

Administrative County: West Sussex

District: Adur

Police Authority: Sussex

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Motorway Junction

Adur

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