Goffs Park

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• Dates back to the 14th Century

• Namesake for Goffs Park could be attributed to a yeoman Adam Goffe as per a parish document dated to 1341

• An Ifield Parish Tithe Map (1839) shows that the park had arable lands and general pastures - belonging to Goffs Hill Farm.

• There was also a woodland area with coppice and an orchard and “Furze Field” with gorse to help with drainage. 

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Goffs Park House

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• Built in the 1882 by Sussex Banker - Edwin Henty on Goffs Hill

• It has previously been leased to Crawley Museum Society by Crawley Borough Council

• Until recently, it was leased to HM Prison and Probation Service

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Goffs Manor

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• Grade II listed building, dating back to 1450.

• The late actor Peter Vaughan - Grouty in TV’s Porridge and Maester Aemon in Game of Thrones once owned the building

• These days it’s a beloved local pub!