Bateman's
Burwash, Etchingham, East Sussex, TN19 7DS
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This 17th century Sussex Ironmaster's house, built in a Wealden valley, was the home of writer Rudyard Kipling from 1902 to 1936. Rooms used by Kipling can be seen, including his study which is exactly as it was when he wrote Puck-of-Pook's Hill and other books and poems here. Kipling's Rolls Royce car is also on display. Events take place throughout the year.
Three waymarked walks of various lengths are available on the estate and families can discover a natural play area in a secluded glen by the car park. Visit the watermill at the bottom of the wild garden. It is believed that there has been a mill on the site since the late 1200s.
The Mulberry Tea-room serves delicious lunches and a tempting selection of home-made cakes and treats. Wherever possible we use estate grown fruit and vegetables. End your visit with a browse around the Oast House gift shop and on site second-hand bookshop.
For a full event listing or for more information, please visit nationaltrust.org.uk/batemans
Last admission 30mins before closing.
Property closed 24/25 Dec.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Gift aid adult * | £13.70 per ticket |
| Gift aid child * | £6.85 per ticket |
| Gift aid family * | £34.25 per ticket |
| Standard adult | £12.40 per ticket |
| Standard child | £6.20 per ticket |
| Standard family | £31.00 per ticket |
National Trust members enter free with a membership card. Become a member for £6 a month (adult) or £10.50 a month (family). Under 5s are always free, and children's memberships are just £10 a year.
*Includes a voluntary donation of at least 10% which will be put towards the restoration and upkeep of this property. If you are a UK taxpayer, please complete a Gift Aid declaration which will allow the National Trust to claim an extra 25% from the Government on your total payment.
Nearest major road is A265. Follow the A265 to Burwash. Located 0.5 miles south of Burwash on the B2096.
Nearest station is Etchingham. Bus to Burwash village then 0.75 mile walk. Signposted.
| Spring, summer and autumn opening hours* (15 Feb 2020 - 1 Nov 2020) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 17:00 |
| Bank Holiday | 10:00 | - 17:00 |
* Gardens, shop and tea room open at 10am, house opens at 11am. Last entry 30 minutes before closing.
Closed 24/25 Dec.
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