Ticehurst is a small, pictureque village on the Kent /Sussex borderjust off the A21 approximately 20 miles north of Hastings and 20 miles south of Tonbridge (where the dual carriageway runs out) and about 8 miles from Tunbridge Wells. It can easily be reached by both train and road.

By rail:
Wadhurst (four miles away) is the nearest rail station and there is a regular train service from Charing Cross (precicely one hour to Wadhurst), Waterloo, and London Bridge. From Wadhurst Station there is a regular bus service to Ticehurst and taxis are available. Subject to availability, and prior warning, trains may be met by bookshop staff.

By Road:
From the North (map)
From the M25 and take the Sevenoaks turn off (junction 5) to the A21. Continue on the A21 past Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells until you reach the traffic lights at Flimwell just after a short stretch of dual-carriageway). Turn right toward Ticehurst. Go through Flimwell, past the Dale Hill Hotel (just after the 30mph limit), through a short one way road system (we even have them in the country!) and continue to a t-junction, here turn right and just past the village square, opposite the Bell public house, turn left into Church Street. The shop is on the left, just before the church - you will find it difficult to miss us. Parking is usually possible close to the shop, if you have problems ask in the shop and the staff will direct you to the large public parking area nearby.

From Tunbridge Wells:
take the A267 (Eastbourne Road), shortly after Frant turn left onto the B2099 sign posted to Wadhurst. Continue through Wadhurst to Ticehurst. Just before the Village Square, opposite the Bell public house, turn right into Church Street.

If you have any problems, please telephone 01580 201 221

Accommodation and other facilities in the area can be found on the Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Stonegate and Flimwell web site