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GBP 69 - 130 The Star Alfriston High Street, Alfriston, BN26 5TA Alfriston GBP 69 - 130 guest review score: N/A Reputed to be one of the country´s oldest inns, The Star Alfriston offers a unique blend of oak beams, open fires, an intimate atmosphere and tr… More GBP 78 - 235 Deans Place Hotel Seaford Road, BN26 5TW Alfriston GBP 78 - 235 guest review score: N/A 14Th Century Country House Hotel, set in the heart of the Sussex Downs in the pretty village of Alfriston. The seaside town of Eastbourne and cosmopli… More GBP 59 - 145 Crossways Hotel Wilmington, BN26 5SG Alfriston GBP 59 - 145 guest review score: N/A Set in the heart of the glorious Cuckmere Valley, this refined Georgian house is the ideal base for visits to Glyndebourne Opera House, Charleston Far… More Page 1

 

Alfriston: Guide

Alfriston is a village and civil parish in the East Sussex district of Wealden, England on the River Cuckmere, about four miles north-east of Seaford. The parish has a population of 769 (2001 census).

In 1931 Eleanor Farjeon wrote the popular hymn Morning Has Broken in Alfriston, supposedly about the beauty she saw around her in this village. The song was later recorded by Cat Stevens in the 1970's reaching a wider audience.

See also

Alfriston Clergy House
St Andrew's Church (Alfriston)

External links

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