Rottingdean

Rottingdean, 'the valley of Rota's people' is an ancient and attractive village four miles east-south-east of Brighton.

Page link: 'Hillside'
'Hillside'
Page link: 'Timbers'
'Timbers'
Page link: Cavendish and Pax
Cavendish and Pax
Page link: Challoners
Challoners
Page link: Challoners Mews
Challoners Mews
Page link: Community facilities
Community facilities
Page link: Court House
Court House
Page link: Dale Cottage
Dale Cottage
Page link: Domesday Book records a small manor
Domesday Book records a small manor
Page link: Down House
Down House
Page link: Electric Seashore Railway: opened 1896
Electric Seashore Railway: opened 1896
Page link: Falmer Road
Falmer Road
Page link: High Street: Hampton Cottage
High Street: Hampton Cottage
Page link: High Street: Ivy Cottage
High Street: Ivy Cottage
Page link: High Street: Margo's Mews
High Street: Margo's Mews
Page link: High Street: Mill Cottages
High Street: Mill Cottages
Page link: High Street: Numbers 21-31
High Street: Numbers 21-31
Page link: High Street: Numbers 78-80
High Street: Numbers 78-80
Page link: High Street: Olde Cottage
High Street: Olde Cottage
Page link: High Street: Olde Place Hotel
High Street: Olde Place Hotel
Page link: High Street: Rottingdean Club
High Street: Rottingdean Club
Page link: High Street: St Aubyn's School
High Street: St Aubyn's School
Page link: High Street: Stanley House
High Street: Stanley House
Page link: High Street: Tallboys
High Street: Tallboys
Page link: Little Barn
Little Barn
Page link: Norton House and The Grange
Norton House and The Grange
Page link: Prospect Cottage, Aubrey Cottage and North End House
Prospect Cottage, Aubrey Cottage and North End House
Page link: Rottingdean Windmill
Rottingdean Windmill
Page link: South of The Green
South of The Green
Page link: Squash Cottage
Squash Cottage
Page link: St Margaret's Church
St Margaret's Church
Page link: St Martha's Convent
St Martha's Convent
Page link: The Green
The Green
Page link: The parish of Rottingdean
The parish of Rottingdean
Page link: The Plough Inn
The Plough Inn
Page link: Tudor Cottages and Tudor Close
Tudor Cottages and Tudor Close
Page link: Vicarage Lane
Vicarage Lane
Page link: Whipping Post House
Whipping Post House
Page link: Whiteway Lane and Vicarage Terrace
Whiteway Lane and Vicarage Terrace