Windows in the villages around Steyning, and which rules apply in each

Seven villages within a few miles of Steyning, each with its own mix of houses and its own answer to the National Park question.

• Bramber: flint and timber cottages on The Street, later bungalows in Maudlyn. Village outside the Park.
• Upper Beeding: two conservation areas, High Street and Hyde Street. On the Park's northern edge.
• Henfield: 60 listed buildings and a lot of newer estates. Outside the Park.
• Ashurst: scattered old farmhouses, many listed, on the Adur floodplain.
• Washington: old village inside the Park, Heath Common mostly outside.
• Small Dole: twentieth-century homes, no conservation area. Partly in the Park.
• Findon: wholly inside the Park, planning by the National Park Authority.

Not listed here? If you are near Steyning, call or send your details and we will say whether the surveyor covers you.