Elm Studio/Elm House/Mole Manor, London Road, Albourne
Introduction
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Elm Studio/Elm House/Mole Manor, London Road, Albourne
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 16 May 2014
Actually located on the Hurstpierpoint side of the road but part of the village of Albourne. Elm House located in the centre was originally known as Elm Villa and was built in the early 19th century when on what had recently become the main London-Brighton road. To its left is Elm Studio, a modern edition built in the same style, whilst on the right is Mole Manor which dates from the 17th century. Another building is attached to the south of this, out of shot, called Tipnoaks which dates from the same period as Elm House and is built in the same style.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.932707
Longitude
-0.199342