Known as the ‘home of the Surrealists’, Farleys House in Sussex was the rural enclave of the photographer Lee Miller and her artist husband Roland Penrose. It fast became a meeting point for some of the 20th-century’s most influential and important artistic luminaries, including Picasso, Dorothea Tanning and Man Ray. Now, 75 years after the couple moved in, the colourful farmhouse is still a mecca for those who crave originality, beauty and colour. To celebrate its anniversary, Farleys House will open its doors to the public on Fridays, in addition to Thursdays and Sundays, providing more opportunities for visitors to explore the historic home of this avant-garde couple.
Farleys House, Muddles Green, Chiddingly, Muddles Green, Lewes BN8 6HW
