This 19th-century windmill, located in Chailey, East Sussex, is a Grade II listed building that stands 55 feet tall with six sweeps and a rotating cap. Its white walls and red-tiled roof make it a picturesque sight amidst the rolling hills of the Sussex countryside. The windmill's machinery is still intact, allowing visitors to explore its inner workings and learn about its history and significance in the region's agricultural heritage.
Beautiful windmill, open on the last Sunday of every month. Me and my daughters really enjoyed visiting. The museum is fascinating and the volunteers are very informative. Well worth a visit. No ticket needed and there is a donation box as you leave.
Enjoyed a quick visit here and got the kids 'Sussex windmills' passports stamped! Think they need a new stamp or ink pad though!
A very interesting place to visit full of local history
Closed and covered in scaffolding. Sunday May 29th, 3.30 pm
Went for first opening of the year. Sunday 3-5pm. Interesting windmill on beautiful common where we went for a short walk. Exmoor ponies grasing in the meadow there.
What a beautiful area to have walk. Not much to see other than the windmill but the endless paths to take across the ashdown forest and views are lovely.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Restaurant
Toilets
Good for kids
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Beautiful windmill, open on the last Sunday of every month. Me and my daughters really enjoyed visiting. The museum is fascinating and the volunteers are very informative. Well worth a visit. No ticket needed and there is a donation box as you leave.
Enjoyed a quick visit here and got the kids 'Sussex windmills' passports stamped! Think they need a new stamp or ink pad though!
A very interesting place to visit full of local history
Closed and covered in scaffolding. Sunday May 29th, 3.30 pm
Went for first opening of the year. Sunday 3-5pm. Interesting windmill on beautiful common where we went for a short walk. Exmoor ponies grasing in the meadow there.
What a beautiful area to have walk. Not much to see other than the windmill but the endless paths to take across the ashdown forest and views are lovely.
