Firle Place Ticket Portal

FAQs / Help

What about my bicycle?

A rack is provided for bicycles to be chained up in the car park

Are we allowed to bring our dogs?

Dogs are not permitted in the house.  Dogs on a lead are permitted on the tea terrace and in the grounds

Where is the nearest railway station?

Our closest railway stations are Glynde (approximately 2miles) and Lewes (approximately 4 miles)

Can I travel to Firle Place by bus?

The 125 bus stops just off the A27 near the gate to Firle Place.  There is no bus service on a Sunday.  For more information about timetables visit their website

May we bring a picnic?

We regret that picnics are not permitted in the grounds of Firle Place or in the park

Is there a garden to walk around?

There are no formal gardens open to the public at Firle Place.  However, there are some beautiful walks through the wider estate - see 

Can we walk to St Peter's Church in Firle from Firle Place?

There is no access to St Peter's Church through the private gardens.  However, visitors are welcome to walk through the park on the public footpath and into the village.

Where can we eat?

The Firle Place Tearoom and Terrace serves a range of light snacks, drinks, cakes and afternoon teas.  The historic Ram Inn is our local village pub, serving lunch and dinner 

Is Firle Place wheelchair accessible?

The ground floor is accessible to wheelchair users and tickets are free of charge.  Due to the limitations of this Grade I listed building we regret there is no lift and therefore no access to the first floor

Do you have designated disabled parking?

Yes, there are three spaces closest to the house, on the left hand side of the drive.  All parking is on grass. 

Do you have car parking?

We have ample free car parking on the grass within a short walk of the house