Boreham Street is a small village nestled in the Wealden district of East Sussex. Positioned atop a ridge, it offers scenic views southwards over the Pevensey Levels towards Normans Bay and the coast, while to the north, open farmland stretches into the distance. The village lies roughly six miles from both Hailsham to the west and Battle to the east.
The village high street is lined with several listed buildings, reflecting its historic charm. Boreham Street is home to the ‘Bull’s Head’ public house, a local gathering spot. Community life centres around Reid Hall, the village hall, which hosts various local events.
With its tranquil setting and traditional features, Boreham Street presents a quintessential East Sussex village experience.

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Group of people who enjoy non-competitive cycling in the “1066 Country” area. Take a look at our website for more details.

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