It doesn’t get any more British than this: A traditional thatched house in Amberley with two (originally) British cars in front of it!
Amberley in West Sussex is a village straight out of a picture book! Situated at the foothills of the South Downs in West Sussex and on the edge of the floodplains of the River Arun, it has a population of less than 600 who live in delightful homes with the most beautiful floral decorations in a classical development of thatched houses. Even new construction projects that have been started recently are completely based on conventional construction methods and cannot be noticed at first glance.
Typically British: One of the very few non-thatched houses bears the name “Thatched House”. One of the attractions here is “Amberley Working Museum“, an open-air museum about the industrial history of the southeast of England.
The village can be reached directly by train, but it only has a few B&Bs available and Amberley Castle is a rather expensive hotel.
Completely overgrown house entrance in Amberley
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One of the relatively few non-thatched houses in Amberley
Don’t these thatched houses with their dormer windows look as if they’re smiling?
Rather atypical for Southern England, but typical for Amberley: A half-timbered house with a thatched roof.
Directly adjacent to Amberley are the floodplains of the River Arun.
A walk through Amberley in beautiful weather by “Ice Water Better”:
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