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Field Place Manor House & Barns in Worthing is the perfect backdrop for any occasion. The Grade II listed Manor House is nestled in eight acres of stunning landscaped grounds and features its original Georgian façade.
Field Place is a Grade I listed house in Warnham, West Sussex, England. [1] . It is the birthplace of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, born there in 1792. The house dates back to the thirteenth and fourteenth-centuries. [2] . It has been restored to the state it was in when Shelley lived there. [2]
Field Place is a Manor House first built around 1353 by Richard Felde. This element is now the East Wing. The property passed to the Mychel family who had extended to the South Wing by 1525.
Field Place Manor House and Barns is a fine example of an 18th Century English Country House and has a unique and tranquil atmosphere, which has been created by generations of well known Worthing families.
Our Sussex Barn is situated north-south, it has double door glass alcoves on each side, making it a light and airy space with a capacity to sit up to 122 guests seated, or 200 guests for a party. Our Pavilion Barn is situated east-west, with a north side of flint and a pan tiled roof.
Field Place is a fine 18th Century Manor House set in eight acres of spacious grounds. It is an ideal venue for conferences, seminars, meetings, wedding receptions, birthday parties and theatre productions (in the Barn Theatre or in the grounds) . It also offers a wide range of sports facilities:
Field Place is a lovely place to go walking with children,dogs or on your own to read a book seated on the many seating areas available. There is an indoor and outdoor bowling green, tennis courts, an enclosed childrens park and plus a full size miniature railway that you can see the coal fired steam engines chug along the track on certain for ...
