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Huffwood Trading Estate, HORSHAM, RH13 8AU

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some have been combined. At the time of writing unit 4 was occupied by Set Productions Ltd who also used Unit 4a on the western side, see Image Much of Partridge Green was shrouded in fog on this morning.

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some have been combined. At the time of writing Unit 10 was occupied by a bespoke furniture maker, Unit 12 by a ski and snowboard technician and Unit 13a bicycle repair, service and sales shop.

On the south side of the High Street, close to the site of the former railway station.

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some, as 1-3 who are home to Thomas Ash, a cabinet maker, that have been combined.

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some have been combined.

Unit 8 on the left is currently empty whilst Unit 9 to the right is occupied by a sign writer. Originally the site of Meyers Wood the estate was built in the 1950s as an egg packing plant which closed in the 1970s. Since 1974 it has been split into small business units and currently possesses 26 which at the time of writing only four were empty.

To the south of the High Street, the site was originally occupied by brickmakers until the early 20th century. Post 1945 this was an egg packing station that utilised goods facilities at nearby Partridge Green station. The egg packing survived the line by eight years before closing in 1974 to be replaced by small industrial units.

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some have been combined. At the time of writing Unit 30 was occupied by a cycling company and Units 31-32 by a computer network business.

The small trading estate is located off the High Street and was originally the site of Meyer's Wood. Still a wood on a 1946 aerial photograph it was grubbed soon after in order to build an egg packing facility. This continued in operation until 1970 after which the buildings were converted into small business units primarily for new start ups. There are currently 32 units on the estate though some have been combined. At the time of writing Units 21-24 were occupied by a bespoke furniture upholsterer and Unit 25 by a firm dealing in cash registers. Viewed on a morning when Partridge Green was shrouded in fog.

The cottage dates from at least the 19th century as it is marked on the 1876 OS map though it appears to have been altered a number of times. Part of its former grounds contain Image built in the early 1990s.