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The Grange is a beautifully maintained historical landmark located in Rottingdean that serves as both a community resource and a venue for events. Surrounded by picturesque gardens, this tranquil space provides visitors with opportunities for relaxation as well as cultural engagement through various programs throughout the year. Our commitment to preserving local history while enhancing community connections makes The Grange a beloved destination among residents and visitors alike. Join us for events or simply enjoy the serene environment—experience the charm of The Grange today.

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giuseppe cavallaro

5 Google Rating

Ideal place

5/ 5

Ideal place

Steve Brady

4 Google Rating

Interesting exhibits

4/ 5

Interesting exhibits

Rajesh Mondal

4 Google Rating

Nice place

4/ 5

Nice place

Massimo Crespi

3 Google Rating

Locale simpatico, un po' pretenzioso chiamarla galleria d'arte....

3/ 5

Locale simpatico, un po' pretenzioso chiamarla galleria d'arte....

Elli Manville

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Richard Ellis

5 Google Rating

A lovely small village museum. Christmas gifts from local artists and so much more.

5/ 5

A lovely small village museum. Christmas gifts from local artists and so much more.

Grant Salisbury

4 Google Rating

The Christmas craft market had some very nice things. I was disappointed that the Kipling room remai

4/ 5

The Christmas craft market had some very nice things. I was disappointed that the Kipling room remained closed

David Trangmar

5 Google Rating

Good place to go for lunch of just a coffee. Very nice gardens to eat outside. Can get very busy tho

5/ 5

Good place to go for lunch of just a coffee. Very nice gardens to eat outside. Can get very busy though.

Suzie Emmerson

5 Google Rating

This place is a hidden gem. Beautiful garden where the roses smell glorious. A constant visit afte

5/ 5

This place is a hidden gem. Beautiful garden where the roses smell glorious. A constant visit after our walks. Love it.

A Carroll

5 Google Rating

Really interesting gardens and museum.

5/ 5

Really interesting gardens and museum.

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  • Saturday02:00 PM - 04:00 PM
  • Monday10:30 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Tuesday10:30 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Wednesday10:30 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Thursday10:30 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Friday10:30 AM - 04:00 PM
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