Bolney area guide

Welcome to Bolney:
Welcome to Bolney, where the charm flows as freely as the local wine. Nestled in the heart of West Sussex, this quaint village is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Let us take a stroll through Bolney and explore everything it has to offer:

Transport Links: 
Getting around Bolney is very straight forwards. With easy access to the A23 and A272, you can zip off to nearby towns like Haywards Heath and Crawley in no time at all and if you fancy the bright lights of London or the nightlife of Brighton, hop on a train at Haywards Heath station, just a stone's throw away. Bolney is just a 10-minute drive west of Haywards Heath and a 20-minute drive from Horsham to the northwest. It is situated just off the A23 offering great access to Crawley, Gatwick and London 

Education:
For the little ones in your life, Bolney boasts some top-notch schools that will have them skipping to class each morning. From Bolney Church of England Primary School to nearby secondary schools in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath, there is no shortage of educational excellence around here.

High Street:
Prepare to be charmed as you meander down Bolney’s High Street. With its mix of quaint shops, cozy cafes, and friendly faces. Pop into the local café, Batchelors, for a freshly baked treat. Elsewhere, you can enjoy a drink and a bite to eat at The Eight Bells, situated towards the southern end of the village on The Street.

Local Community:
Bolney is not just a village—it is a warm, welcoming community where neighbours become friends and every face is greeted with a smile. From lively village events to regular gatherings at the local pub, The Eight Bells, there is always something happening to bring people together.

Points of Interest:
Bolney may be small, but it is brimming with character and charm. Take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque countryside that surrounds the village or pay a visit to Bolney Wine Estate and sample some of their award-winning wines. A trip to Bolney’s ancient church is a must, where tales of times gone by whisper through the stone walls. Until the early 20th Century there was a windmill on the common, but while that has since been removed, Bolney boasts a high number of listed properties clustered around the village church in the south and at another cluster to the north.

Well-known to wine lovers for the fantastic Bolney Wine Estate, the rural village of Bolney was noted during medieval times for its cherry fair and iron smelting. The award-winning Bolney Wine Estate is one of the oldest and most beautiful vineyards in the country and specializes in sparkling wines made from the traditional bottle fermentation method and aged for a minimum of 2-3 years. You can enjoy a tour of the vineyard and learn about the winemaking process that is used to produce one of Britain’s famous sparkling wines.

Property:
Dreaming of putting down roots in Bolney? You are in luck! From cozy cottages with thatched roofs to modern family homes with all the mod cons, there is a property to suit every taste and budget. So, whether you are searching for a countryside retreat or a bustling village abode, you are sure to find your perfect match in Bolney.

Bolney, in all its delightful glory. From charming streets to friendly faces, this village has it all and more. Whether you are drawn in by the promise of top-notch village life or simply want to sip wine amidst stunning scenery, Bolney is the place to be. So why wait? Come and experience Bolney for yourself—you will not be disappointed.