Parish in Mid Sussex, West Sussex, England
| Coordinates: | 50.934, -0.212 |
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| OS grid ref: | TQ 25 16 |
| Population: | 310 |
Albourne is a small, rural parish in the district of Mid Sussex in West Sussex, set among rolling farmland and hedged lanes north of Burgess Hill and Hurstpierpoint. The area is made up of a few scattered hamlets, pockets of woodland and small streams, and lies within easy reach of the South Downs, making it popular with walkers and riders seeking a quiet, undulating landscape.
Its origins are medieval and the parish contains several listed buildings, including a small historic church and timber‑framed houses that reflect its agricultural past. Farming still shapes much of the local economy, but many residents commute to nearby towns and to London via stations such as Hassocks and Burgess Hill, while a tight-knit community preserves village activities and local governance through the parish council.
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