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Bolnore Farm Lane, HAYWARDS HEATH, RH16 4BQ

Built in the first decade of the 20th century when part of Parkfield School, see Image To the left is part of the Old Coach House which dates from the 1880s.

The old course of the A273 which was rerouted in the first phase of the construction of the Haywards Heath relief road around 2001. The road ends just south of the junction with Bolnore Farm Lane. To the left is Image whilst to the right is the entrance to Image

Currently a nursing home run by BUPA. The house dates from around the 1880s and was built on a former field called The New Park and originally called Parkfield. In the early 1900s the house became a private boys prep school which amalgamated in the 1930s with another from Brighton called The Wick to become Wick and Parkfield School. The school operated for nearly 70 years closing in 1974 whereupon it was acquired by Downlands College, then based in Saltdean near Brighton, a specialist school for those with severe dyslexia and dysgraphia. Downlands continued until it closed in 1985 as result of changes in local authority funding for special schools. Viewed from a side entrance on Bolnore Farm Lane.

An old piece of common land, triangular in shape, and bounded by Butlers Green Road, Isaac's Lane and a former farm now called The Paddocks. The depression in the ground marks the site of a former pond which seems to have been drained and planted by the early 20th century.

Once a field called New Park according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map it later became playing fields for first Parkfield School then after 1974 Downlands Park special school and when that closed the field was left to waste and is now being developed. The building beyond is Downlands Park, the former school buildings, which is now a BUPA nursing home.

Once the former manor house of Trubwick which along with neighbouring Heyworth were the two manors that make up much of modern Haywards Heath. This view takes in the west wing which was built around 1730 with a chimney and roof of the much older east wing which dates back to around 1650 and was built to replace a much older building that was called Wardens House on a 1638 estate map. The building has now been converted into flats.

A new pond at the south western edge of a development called Lucastes. Butlers Green Road is beyond the hedgerow.

Until last autumn this was the A272 but has now been redesigned the B2272 after the opening of the Haywards Heath relief road. To the immediate right is the junction with the old route of Isaac's Lane, former the A273, whilst developments are in the process of being built either side of the road. Beyond the hedge to the left will be Lucastes, see Image, whilst beyond the green fence to the right is Image The cottages just in view beyond are Image