The Triangle House – tour of its build history and design – Iconic building 3

The house was designed by its owners to be a family home on an affordable, but difficult, small site squeezed between a railway line and the busy A29.
The story of the build, the unexpected difficulties the owners encountered and their solutions was the subject of the much loved Grand Designs television programme and associated books - is perhaps a masterclass in what 'thinking outside the box' can produce!
The leaflet on the house, its courtyard garden and the red double decker bus workshop will be backed by experiences of the owners who are your on-hand guides can tell you much more about what you see and the history of the buildings creation. You can also watch a replay of some of the “Grand Designs” programme about the house and its creation.

Timings & Tours

Sunday 14 September:

1000-1600

Location & directions

The Triangle House, London Road, Ashington, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 1AS

Directions:

The Triangle House just south of the A29 bridge over the railway. It is unsafe the stop a car there and you will need to walk to it. It is on the west side of the road and can be walked to in five minutes from the Tesco’s car park without crossing a road. On leaving the Tesco car park turn left towards the railway bridge and the house is the last before the bridge.

Contact on day:

Andy Lees

Telephone number:

+447710215328

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

There is No Parking at the Triangle House. The nearest free parking is in the Tesco’s car park (RH20 4HG) – see the signs for the free duration - then the Triangle House is a 5 minute walk along the A29 up the hill on the left. OR.. Park for free in the Station car park and then a ten minute walk along the WildArt trail, for which there are signs opposite to the Station entrance, to the church and then cross the road to the Chequers Hotel and Old Rectory.

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