Stanford Orchard is a cul-de-cac off Hollands Way within walking distance of local shops in Warnham and further afield in Broadbridge Heath, about three miles, is a post office, sports centre and supermarket. Warnham station connects with the national rail netwok in Horsham (3 miles) with its many facilities and where there is also a theatre, cinema and concert hall.

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Stanford Orchard was built in the early 1990's and consists of apartments and cottages set around two courtyards connected by an arched gateway. The apartments are on three floors in a distinguished building with cottages in a mews court. The properties have been designed to be easily manageable in a secure environment.

There is a resident manager and alarm and intercom system in each property. Parking is provided in the central court and there are 14 garages discreetly placed so as not to dominate the views.

Facilities : There is a resident manager and alarm and intercom system in each property. Parking is provided in the central court and there are 14 garages discreetly placed so as not to dominate the views.

HISTORY

Warnham is an ancient settlement and whilst not mentioned in Domesday a chucrh is known to have been in Warnham in the 11th century. It was probably on the site of the present church of St Margaret which stands in a commanding position opposite Farebrothers, in the east area of the parish. Percy Bysshe Shelly was baptized in the church in September 1792. The place name Warnham is a combination of the Old English personal name Werna, and Ham, a village.

Warnham: The delightful village of Warnham lies about two miles northwest of the busy market town of Horsham. The village has a selection of small shops and a variety of inns and a mainline railway station with services to London Victoria in around an hour and ten minutues. The development was named after a previous vicar of Warnham to whom there is a memorial in the Church.

The nearby town of Horsham is the nearest town in the area and mixes the old with the new having extensive shopping and entertainment facilities as well as excellent restaurants, inns, surgeries, library and hospital. There are also sporting facilities and leisure centre. The rolling hills of the South Downs and the High Weald provide excellent walking country.