Does anyone remember the Tithe Barn Tearoom in the village in the 1960’s. I stayed there as a child with my godfather David Prosser and his family. There was also a blacksmith in the village. I am hoping to visit Sedlescombe in September whilst on holiday in the area and would love to have some information particularly about what happened to the tearooms as I can’t find any mention of them online anymore. Many thanks.
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One response to “Tithe Barn Tearooms”
Hello Geraldine,
Re Tithe Barn tearooms-my partner and I-Joan Cocks & Eileen Hoskin were the proud owners of Tithe Barn from 1965-1970. We enjoyed very happy times and made many friends with our visitors, who came from miles around as our reputation grew. We sold it as a tea room, but sadly it is now a private dwelling.
I hope you enjoyed your visit to Sedlescombe-a most beautiful village. The Queen’s Head, Holmes House, were our favourite places.
Your query brought back many happy memories.
Kind regards,
Joan Cocks