Local Attractions
Discover the rich history and natural beauty of our quaint village.
A Hidden Gem in the English Countryside
There are many lovely local attractions to visit whilst staying at The Castle Inn Hotel. Bramber, a quaint village nestled along the River Adur, north of Shoreham and adjacent to Steyning, is a hidden gem in the English countryside. Despite its small size, Bramber is a treasure trove of local attractions, rich in history and natural beauty.
Nearby Local Attractions
Explore the historic sites and architectural marvels just a stone’s throw from the hotel.
Bramber Castle
Established by William de Braose post the Norman Conquest, the remnants of this historic site still stand as a testament to its past glory. Visitors can explore the impressive 75-foot high keep wall and the ancient Saxon motte.
St. Mary's House and Gardens
This Grade 1 Listed medieval house, constructed in 1470, is an enchanting 15th-century timber-framed architectural marvel nestled in the heart of the village.
Bramber Church
Home to the oldest Norman church in Sussex, St. Nicholas'. Originally built in 1075 as a chapel for the castle, this historic gem boasts a remarkable chancel arch.
Local Amenities
Bramber’s local amenities also contribute to its charm and convenience for visitors. The village boasts a chemist, a newsagent, a hairdresser/barber, and a post office, all within a quarter-mile radius, ensuring that visitors have easy access to essential services while exploring the local attractions of this enchanting village.
Overall, Bramber’s combination of historical sites, natural beauty, and convenient local amenities make it an ideal destination for those looking to explore the rich heritage and picturesque landscapes of West Sussex.
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Local Chemist
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Newsagent
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Hairdresser / Barber
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Post Office