Steeped in history, Hangleton Manor, built in flint, is the oldest domestic secular building surviving in Brighton or Hove. A Grade II listed building, it was built around 1540 for Richard Bellingham who had acquired the Lordship of the Manor in 1538. Inside there is interesting 16th Century panelling and floor tiles, Jacobean fireplaces and a fine Tudor plaster ceiling. The ‘Commandment Room’, which is now our restaurant, contains a Tudor version of the Ten Commandments carved on oak panels dating back 500 years. Today we attract many local regulars, particularly at lunchtimes, when they come for lunch or meetings. During the evenings this is a good place for people to meet with friends. Families tend to join us at weekends. To find us we are right on the edge of Hove, close to the South Downs just off the A27 which is a major coastal road. Come and check out this fascinating venue soon. You will be given a warm welcome.
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Free Wi-Fi Access, Wheelchair Access, Easy Access Toilet with ramp, Baby Changing Facility.
Large Walled Beer Garden, Patio Area with a dovecote, lighting & fire pit, Car Parking, Disabled Car Parking.
Children Welcome when dining, Dogs Allowed in the bar & garden on a lead, Coach Parties Welcome by prior arrangement, Debit and Credit Cards accepted except Amex.
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