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The historic town of Battle was built and named after the Battle of Hastings when in 1066 William the Conqueror led the Norman invasion defeating King Harold and his Saxon army. The battle was decided when King Harold was shot in the eye with an arrow. At the place where he fell it was decreed that an abbey should be built. Also set on the battlefield is the 12th century church of St Mary the Virgin with its magnificent Romanesque nave, rare 14th century wall paintings and stunning Senlac commemorative stained glass windows. The town of Battle grew up around the Abbey, which still stands today, marking the centre of the town with its history dating back nearly 1,000 years.

For all of its old world charm Battle is a thriving market town, surrounded by beautiful countryside and picturesque villages. It is notable for its unspoilt character, period houses and buildings as well as providing a host of interesting shops, boutiques, restaurants, pubs, wine-bars and tearooms. A wider range of shopping amenities can be found at Hastings, Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells.

The locality boasts Battle Abbey Public School battleabbeyschool.com , which has 280 pupils, aged from 2 - 18 years and Vinehall Co-educational Preparatory School vinehallschool.com, as well as two highly acclaimed state schools. Claverham Community College in particular achieves some of the best results in the country (a 75% pass rate at GCSE level compared with the national average of 54%) and in 2006 made the Ofsted list of most successful schools in the country. Children from 4 to 11 can attend Battle & Langton Primary School. With around 470 pupils the school achieves very strong results in English, Maths and Science. Other smaller nearby Primary Schools include Catsfield C of E, and Netherfield C of E both of which are within a 3-mile radius.

Modern state of the art healthcare facilities, both private and NHS, are available at the nearby Conquest Hospital, Hastings whilst a selection of local doctors and dentists meet everyday healthcare needs.

Battle Station provides a fast and frequent mainline rail service to London on modern air-conditioned trains. National Express runs a daily coach service to London Victoria. The A.21 is conveniently located, linking Battle to the M25 and Central London. Nearest International Airports are Gatwick (45 Miles) Heathrow (80 Miles) and Stansted (90 Miles). Ashford International Station provides Euro star and Shuttle services to mainland Europe.

Nearby attractions include the old Cinque Ports towns of Rye and Winchelsea as well as Bodiam and Herstmonceaux Castles and Batemans, the home of Rudyard Kipling. Sporting and recreational amenities within the district include tennis, golf, horse riding, sailing, squash, swimming and gymnasia.