Butler's Green House once belonged to the Sergison family is a former manor house and now sub-divided into flats. It is NOT OPEN to the public.

 

It was reputedly haunted by a phantom coach and horses.

Cuckfield Park House was built by Henry Bowyer in 1574. The deer park was 192 acres and disparked in 1618 when it was no longer reserved for deer. It is NOT OPEN to the public.

 

At one time, the park had a large lime tree that would shed a branch foretelling the death of one of the family living there. The driveway to the house was at one time reputedly haunted by the apparition of a woman and attempts were made to exorcise it.

 

Pictured is the private drive leading to Cuckfield Park courtesy of Tristan Forward.

The King's Head was situated on South Street. This pub closed around 2004 and has now been converted to residential use.

 

The pub was supposedly haunted by the apparition of "Geranium Jane", so called because Jane was killed by a falling pot of geraniums when it fell on her head. Her death my have been murder, as Brooks suggested that she may have been pregnant as a result of a relationship with the then landlord. Consequently, Jane only appears to men. Other phenomena that have been attribued to her include hiding objects, switching lights on and off, and being pushed in bed. Intense chills have also been reported.

 

It is not known if any phenomena continue after the premises use changed, and the privacy of the current occupiers should be respected.