Little Common, East Sussex
Little Common in East Sussex Village Guide
About Little Common, East Sussex
Little Common is a charming village located in the county of East Sussex, in the south of England. It is situated to the west of the seaside town of Bexhill-on-Sea and is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
The village is known for its picturesque streets, lined with quaint cottages and local businesses. Visitors can explore the many shops and cafes that dot the village, or take a leisurely stroll through the nearby countryside.
One of the most notable landmarks in Little Common is St. Mark’s Church, which dates back to the 19th century. The church features beautiful stained glass windows and a striking spire that can be seen from miles around.
For those who enjoy the great outdoors, Little Common is surrounded by a number of scenic parks and nature reserves. Combe Valley Countryside Park is located just a short drive away and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including herons, kingfishers, and even the elusive water vole.
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Attractions and Activities
Battle Recreation Ground
Play facilities include, for younger children, a castle themed play area, a play boat and springy horses; for older children & teens there is an area including a basket swing, aero skate and a sheltered seating pod. The recreation ground … more
Combe Valley Countryside Park
The Combe Valley Countryside Park spans an area of around 2.3 square miles (equivalent to approximately 1480 acres) between the towns of Hastings and Bexhill. It offers ample opportunity for public enjoyment and recreation, with a network of paths and … more
The Observatory Science Centre
Once home of the Royal Greenwich Observatory (RGO), The Observatory Science Centre is now a thriving visitor attraction. The giant historic telescopes left behind by the RGO form just a small part of this science and discovery centre. Over 100 … more
Accommodation
Rosemary Cottage
Situated in 1066 country in a rural location. Rosemary Cottage is set on the edge of Hooe Village near Battle (6 miles), Bexhill(4 miles) and Eastbourne (8 miles). There are castles, vineyards, beaches, walks, bird watching, children’s amusement parks, golf, … more
The Seadog
The Seadog is a vibrant freehouse pub and guest-house known for its excellent selection of beers, hearty pub grub, and lively atmosphere. This Irish owned establishment prides itself on being a hub of good craic, making it a popular spot … more
Wartling Place Country House
Wartling Place Country House is an award-winning bed and breakfast located in a Grade II listed Georgian Country Rectory. Set within three acres of beautiful gardens, the property offers stunning views over the countryside towards the South Downs and is … more
Restaurants
The Seadog
The Seadog is a vibrant freehouse pub and guest-house known for its excellent selection of beers, hearty pub grub, and lively atmosphere. This Irish owned establishment prides itself on being a hub of good craic, making it a popular spot … more
De La Warr Pavilion
The first public Modernist building to be opened in the UK in 1935, this Grade 1 listed, internationally renowned icon re-opened after a £9m lottery funded restoration and redevelopment. It is now the South East region’s most significant centre for … more
