Incorporating several villages and farms spread over rolling hills, Firle is a thriving rural community set in one of the most picturesque parts of the United Kingdom.

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Firle Place is an outstanding privately owned country house in Sussex that dates from the time of Henry VIII but was substantially remodelled in the 18th Century.

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Unique decor around the estate.

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Firle Place contains one of the most significant and historic private collections of old master paintings, furniture and porcelain in Southern England and the only place in the country where a section of the celebrated Cowper collection may be viewed.

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When Firle was converted to a Georgian house, it was gradually filled with an accumulation of works of art from Highmeadow in Gloucestershire, and the family London townhouse at 16 Arlington Street.

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Antique furnishings displayed around the property.

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The Firle Estate sits in the heart of the South Downs National Park and just 60 miles from the centre of London.

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The Firle Estate is home to a wide range of accommodation for parties of any size.

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The house, gardens and notable collection of works of art and porcelain are of national importance and will ensure a day to remember.

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Central to the atmosphere of Firle is a diverse and culturally rich community with many artists, craftsmen and local businesses.

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As well as magnificent walks, bike rides and country pursuits, the Estate contains many places to stay, eat and drink.

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The Park at Firle Place offers several locations for marquees and can cater for events of any size.

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As the house stands today, the mansion is arranged around two courtyards, separated by the hall range, aligned approximately east-west with the long axis of the hall range situated north-south, under the lee of the Downs.

The private walled garden produces fruits and flowers for the house and holds a very interesting specimen; one of the original greengage trees, introduced to the British Isles by the Gage family in 1724.

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The private gardens surrounding Firle Place cover nearly 300 acres, 190 of which are parkland and are maintained by a team of full-time gardeners.

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The Georgian Riding School is a Grade 2* listed building located in the private grounds of Firle Place, which can comfortably seat up to 300 guests, with the average wedding party between 120-150 guests.

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Firle Place is the perfect setting for any wedding reception.

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Enjoy your special day in a luxury marquee, arabian tent or yurt, set in the extensive and beautifully maintained grounds and parkland with the stately home of Firle Place as a stunning backdrop.

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We can accommodate a wide variety of wedding requirements and have a range of options available for parties of any size.

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The Firle Estate has remained intact for over 500 years and encompasses several picturesque downland villages with traditional pubs, a highly regarded farm shop and of course Firle Place itself.

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The Firle Estate stretches over the beautiful rolling hills of the South Downs National Park, an area recognised as one of the most important chalk landscapes in the country.

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