Stump Bottom

Valley in Sussex Lewes

England

Stump Bottom

View NE over Stump Bottom — View NE over Stump Bottom Credit: Robin Webster

Stump Bottom is a small village located in the Sussex Valley region of England. Situated amidst lush greenery and rolling hills, it offers a picturesque and tranquil setting for its residents and visitors alike. The village is nestled in a valley, adding to its charm and creating a sense of seclusion from the bustling outside world.

The population of Stump Bottom is approximately 500 individuals, making it a close-knit community where everyone knows each other. The village is centered around a quaint village square, which serves as a gathering spot for locals to socialize and host community events.

Stump Bottom boasts a few amenities to cater to its residents' needs. The village is home to a small convenience store, providing essential groceries and household items. Additionally, there is a cozy pub that serves as a hub for socializing and enjoying traditional English fare.

Nature enthusiasts will find Stump Bottom to be a haven. Surrounding the village are vast meadows and forests, offering ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the natural beauty of the Sussex Valley. The nearby river is a popular spot for fishing and boating enthusiasts.

Although Stump Bottom may lack some of the amenities found in larger towns, its peaceful and idyllic setting more than compensates for it. The residents take pride in their tight-knit community and the natural beauty that surrounds them, making Stump Bottom a hidden gem in the Sussex Valley region.

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Stump Bottom Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.812816/0.077722695 or Grid Reference TQ4603. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View NE over Stump Bottom

View NE over Stump Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 5 Towards the South Downs Way (along the skyline), Beddingham and Firle.

Bridleway South Heighton 5

Towards the South Downs Way (along the skyline), Beddingham and Firle.

Bridleway junction, South Heighton Looking from bridleway South Heighton 6a from the housing of Denton. 6b goes left at a lower level, 5 left at a higher level, 11 comes in from the right.

Bridleway junction, South Heighton

Looking from bridleway South Heighton 6a from the housing of Denton. 6b goes left at a lower level, 5 left at a higher level, 11 comes in from the right.

Bridleway South Heighton 11 Dropping down into Poverty Bottom towards Norton and Bishopstone.

Bridleway South Heighton 11

Dropping down into Poverty Bottom towards Norton and Bishopstone.

Tree belt, Poverty Bottom An end-on view, it is quite long.

Tree belt, Poverty Bottom

An end-on view, it is quite long.

Bridleway South Heighton 11 Into the bushes, starting the climb out of Poverty Bottom. The track right is just for field access.

Bridleway South Heighton 11

Into the bushes, starting the climb out of Poverty Bottom. The track right is just for field access.

West side of Poverty Bottom

West side of Poverty Bottom

Track towards pumping station, Poverty Bottom Bridleway South Heighton 11.

Track towards pumping station, Poverty Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 11.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom

A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom

A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Sheep, Norton Bottom The road is access to a pumping station, it is also bridleway South Heighton 11.

Sheep, Norton Bottom

The road is access to a pumping station, it is also bridleway South Heighton 11.

Bridleway South Heighton 11, Norton Bottom Surfaced up to a pumping station some way behind the camera.

Bridleway South Heighton 11, Norton Bottom

Surfaced up to a pumping station some way behind the camera.

Track towards Norton Public footpath South Heighton 12.

Track towards Norton

Public footpath South Heighton 12.

Farm track, Norton Not a public route.

Farm track, Norton

Not a public route.

Sheep on bank below track up flank of Devilsrest Bottom

Sheep on bank below track up flank of Devilsrest Bottom

Dew pond, Blackcap Hill Large, but not very obvious and not very wet.

Dew pond, Blackcap Hill

Large, but not very obvious and not very wet.

Rollers on Blackcap Hill

Rollers on Blackcap Hill

Sheep, Blackcap Hill The track is bridleway Beddingham 5.

Sheep, Blackcap Hill

The track is bridleway Beddingham 5.

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Stump Bottom is located at Grid Ref: TQ4603 (Lat: 50.812816, Lng: 0.077722695)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Lewes

Police Authority: Sussex

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Lat/Long: 50.8088851/0.0781393

Bench

Backrest: no

Inscription: Paul Watts Husband, Dad & Grandad Forever In Our Hearts

Material: wood

Seats: 2

Lat/Long: 50.8133079/0.0731575

Man Made: cairn

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