Cophall Lane, East Dean
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Cophall Lane, East Dean
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 26 Dec 2013
A private dead end lane leading to a number of houses along the lower slopes of Eastdean Down on the eastern side of the village. The house to the left is Old Barn whilst to the right is Bremlyngs. The latter was built in the 1970s on the site of Cophall a building marked on East Dean's 1844 tithe map but was in ruins by the 1875 and 1899 OS maps before disappearing altogether. Bremlyng is the old name of an area of downland to the east now part of Bramble Bottom. The former was originally an outbuilding of Cop Hall and has now been converted into a residence.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.759808
Longitude
0.211173