Wadhurst

Wadhurst is a market town and civil parish in the Weald of Sussex, England. It is situated in East Sussex, approximately 10 miles southeast of Royal Tunbridge Wells and 20 miles north of Eastbourne. The town lies on the East Sussex / Kent border. Historically, Wadhurst was known for its agricultural importance and the production of iron.

The town is characterized by its steep High Street, which climbs a hill and is lined with a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants. The parish church, St Peter and St Paul, is a prominent landmark with a history dating back to the medieval period. Wadhurst Castle, a Grade II listed building, is located on the outskirts of the town.

The surrounding countryside offers a picturesque landscape of rolling hills, woodlands, and farmland, making it popular for walking and outdoor activities. Several smaller hamlets and villages are located within the Wadhurst parish, including Frant and Mark Cross.

Wadhurst has a railway station on the Hastings Line, providing direct services to London Charing Cross and Hastings. The town serves as a local hub for surrounding communities, offering amenities and services. The population of Wadhurst has grown steadily over the years, with the town retaining a village-like feel despite its growth.