Newtimber

Listed Buildings and Scheduled Monuments

Listed buildings

• Newtimber Place, a moated house; the oldest portion was built by the Bellingham family in the 16th century, but the main portion dates from the late 17th century.

• The Parish Church of St John Evangelist, essentially 13th century, though the medieval work has been largely overlaid by restoration work in 1875; the tower was added in 1839.

  Scheduled monuments

• Bowl barrow on North Hill, a circular mound with a deep central hollow, indicating partial excavation in the past.
• Group of three bowl barrows and an Anglo-Saxon mixed cemetery on Summer Down, a linear group of three prehistoric barrows and a later Anglo-Saxon cremation and inhumation cemetery.
• Cross dyke on Newtimber Hill, a roughly north-south aligned cross dyke constructed across a chalk ridge, partly disturbed by flint diggings, tree roots and downland tracks.