Finding Henfield Storage in Horsham
Horsham, a historic town in West Sussex, combines rich heritage with modern amenities. As the town continues to grow and evolve, the storage needs of its residents and businesses have expanded too. That’s where Henfield Storage steps in, offering flexible and secure storage solutions right in the heart of Horsham.
Why Choose Henfield Storage in Horsham?
- Convenient Locations: Our facility on Nightingale Road is easily accessible from all major Horsham neighbourhoods. We’re also conveniently located for those in nearby Brighton or Crawley.
- Flexible Solutions: Whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, or student, we have storage options in Horsham to suit your needs.
- Secure Facilities: State-of-the-art security systems to keep your belongings safe, a standard we maintain across all our Sussex self-storage facilities.
- Competitive Pricing: We offer the best rates in Horsham, guaranteed. This commitment to value extends throughout our East Sussex locations as well.
- Local Expertise: Our team understands Horsham and can provide tailored storage advice, drawing on our experience serving communities across Sussex.
How to Find Us
Our Horsham facility is conveniently located on Nightingale Road. Here are quick directions from key areas:
- From Littlehaven: Head west along Littlehaven Lane, turn left onto Rusper Road, right onto Harwood Road, then left onto North Street, and you’ll arrive at Nightingale Road.
- From Holbrook: Take Rusper Road and Kings Road directly to Nightingale Road.
- From Trafalgar: Head south on Trafalgar Road, turn left onto Rushams Road, right onto Hurst Road, then left onto Gladstone Road.
- From The Forest Neighbourhood: Take Woodlands Lane to Forest Road, follow it to North Street, then turn left onto Nightingale Road.
- From North Heath: Head south along North Heath Lane, take Wimblehurst Road, turn left onto Richmond Road, right onto Hurst Road, and finally left onto Gladstone Road.
Ready to meet your storage needs in Horsham? Contact Henfield Storage today and experience local, reliable, and affordable storage solutions.
Horsham Park
- Located in Horsham RH12 2DW
- Open 24 hours
- Nearby attractions: The Capitol theatre, outdoor gyms, tennis courts
- Storage Tip: Ideal for storing sports equipment or seasonal park gear
The Park House Garden
Just a few steps into the park, you’ll find The Park House Garden. This peaceful, landscaped space is a wonderful spot to stimulate the senses. It’s spacious enough for children and dogs to play freely, making it an ideal location for relaxation. The garden is also a popular venue for local events and parties.
Horsham Park Gym
The park is perfect for those looking to exercise in a fresh, open environment. It features two outdoor gym areas, catering to different fitness levels. The first gym, located near the maze, is geared towards beginners. Here, you’ll find equipment such as cardio cross trainers, recumbent bikes, spinning bikes, and more.
The second gym, situated at the Pavilions in the Park Leisure Centre, is designed for more advanced users. It features calisthenics tools like sit-up benches and monkey bars, great for building upper body strength.
In addition to the workout equipment, the park also hosts a free 5K park run every Saturday at 3:00 pm. For more information about the available courses, visit the Horsham park gym website.
Horsham Park Tennis Court
Horsham Park also boasts tennis courts available for hire. Whether you’re after a friendly game or a competitive match, you can rent a court for £6.25 per hour. Alternatively, annual membership is available for £47.50.
The tennis courts regularly host both friendly and competitive singles tournaments. If you’re keen to play more singles matches or looking for new opponents, consider joining the Horsham Tennis League.
Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens
Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, located in Lower Beeding, Horsham, is a stunning English country estate known as “The Finest Woodland Gardens in England.” Its Grade I listed landscape features vibrant azaleas, bluebells, and a 19th-century Italianate house, making it a serene and picturesque destination, especially in May during peak bloom.
Spanning over 240 acres, Leonardslee is home to wildlife like wallabies and deer, and offers a variety of activities, from peaceful picnics to exquisite fine dining. For wine enthusiasts, the estate’s vineyard provides a memorable tasting experience.
For a truly immersive day, The Ultimate Leonardslee Experience (£140) includes a guided tour, afternoon tea by Michelin-starred Chef Jean Delport, and a tasting of five estate wines, making it an unforgettable visit.
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Horsham Museum, located in West Sussex, is a must-visit attraction in the town. Established in August 1893, it was originally run by volunteers from the Free Christian Church (Horsham Unitarian Church) until 1974, when the Horsham District Council took over its management.
This accredited museum, which serves both Horsham and its wider district, is supported by the Friends of Horsham Museum and a dedicated team of volunteers. Initially housed in the basement of Park House on North Street, it moved to its current home at Causeway House in 1941.
Now occupying the entire Causeway House site, the museum boasts various collections and an archive, including the Albery collection and other important town manuscripts. It also features The Curator’s Library and a well-regarded museum garden, which began as a restoration project by the Friends of Horsham Museum. The garden has gained recognition, partly thanks to its success in the Bloom Floral Display competition.
Bowling Clubs in Horsham
Bowling is a much-loved pastime in Horsham, with two prominent clubs in the area: Horsham Bowling Club and Horsham Park Bowls Club.
Horsham Bowling Club, located near the town centre on Pondtail Road (RH12 5EZ), has been a fixture in the community since 1906. Renowned for its welcoming atmosphere, it caters to bowlers of all abilities. The club features a modern clubhouse with a private bar offering drinks and food at club prices, as well as ample private parking and top-tier bowling lanes. Always open to new members, it provides a friendly environment for all skill levels.
Horsham Park Bowls Club, established in May 1968, is set within Horsham Park. It boasts a close-knit group of 35 playing members and over 20 associates. The club participates in friendly matches with 40 other clubs and competes in various leagues, including The Border League, the Mid-Sussex League, and the Nellie Mercer League.
Huxleys Birds Of Prey Centre And Gardens
Founded in 1993 by Julian Ford, Huxleys Birds of Prey Centre and Gardens is located at Hilliers Garden Centre, Brighton Road, Horsham (RH13 6QA). This thriving centre is home to over 80 birds of prey, including falcons, owls, eagles, and other species like kookaburras and ravens.
Open five days a week from Easter to mid-October, the centre’s hours are 11:00 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday to Saturday, and 11:00 am to 4:30 pm on Sundays. In winter, it opens only on Sundays (11:00 am to 4:00 pm).
Admission:
- Adults: £6.00
- Children: £4.50
- Seniors: £5.00
- Family ticket: £18.00 (2 adults, 2 children)
To reach Huxleys from Horsham town centre, follow the A281 northeast; the centre is on the right.
If you’re considering settling in Horsham, Littlehaven offers a village feel and is just 4 minutes from Henfield Storage—ideal for those looking to declutter.
The Local List
Horsham District Council recognises the importance of historic buildings as part of the town’s heritage, contributing to both the community’s identity and quality of life. These buildings reflect the town’s history and architecture, promoting a sense of local distinctiveness.
One such building in Littlehaven has earned a place on the local list. Built in the 1700s, this weather-boarded, timber-framed house at 72 Littlehaven Lane features a clay tile roof and timber casement windows.
Littlehaven is just 4 minutes from Henfield Storage on Nightingale Road.
To get there, head west on Littlehaven Lane towards Millthorpe Road. Continue straight for about a mile, then turn left onto Rusper Road. After passing Francis Chappell & Sons Funeral Directors, follow the road to a roundabout near Tesco Esso Express. Take the 3rd exit onto Kings Road, then turn right onto Harwood Road and left onto North Street, leading to Nightingale Road where Henfield Storage is located.
Holbrook
Holbrook is known for its charming streets named after flowers, birds, and butterflies, and is one of the cleanest areas in Horsham. Just 9 minutes from Henfield Storage via Rusper Road, it’s a convenient location for storing gardening tools and seasonal decorations.
Trafalgar
- Features street names connected to the Battle of Trafalgar
- Close to local amenities and historic buildings
- 9 minutes from Henfield Storage via Hurst Road
- Storage Tip: Ideal for businesses looking for inventory storage
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The Forest Neighbourhood
- Near St. Leonard’s Forest, one of Sussex’s most wooded areas
- 13 minutes from Henfield Storage
- Storage Tip: Perfect for storing outdoor and camping equipment
North Heath
North Heath is a predominantly semi-detached housing area with a high employment rate, particularly among residents working in retail and education. It’s just 4 minutes from Henfield Storage, making it ideal for educators needing to store teaching materials or retailers with excess stock.