Welcome
Lee Miller and Roland Penrose's Sussex home was a meeting place for some of the leading figures from the world of 20th century modern art.
Pablo Picasso stayed in 1950, and Max Ernst, Joan Miró, Man Ray, Leonora Carrington and Dorothea Tanning also visited from overseas whilst Eileen Agar, Kenneth Armitage, William Turnbull and Richard Hamilton formed the British contingent.
Works by many of these artists are displayed in the house. Farleys Gallery, the Lee Miller Gallery and the sculpture garden show a program of exhibitions both from the permanent collection and contemporary artists.
Farleys is open to visitors on Sundays & Thursdays April - October.

Level access
There is level access from the main entrance to:
Farleys GalleryFarleys Gallery reception deskFarleys Yard toiletsGift shop in Farleys HouseFarleys Sculpture GardensAccess with steps
Hearing
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General
Getting here
Travel by public transport
Farleys is not currently easily accessed by public transport. Buses to the area are very limited, particularly on Sundays. Our nearest train station with a taxi rank is Lewes, which is a 20 minute taxi journey from Farleys.
Parking

Arrival
Path to main entrance
Main entrance


Getting around inside
Ticket/ information desk
Farleys Gallery reception desk
The main check in desk and information point is in Farleys Gallery. There will be a member of staff at the door to greet visitors and offer any assitance required.

Things to See and Do
Farleys Gallery
Farleys Gallery has a level floor and is accessed from the carpark on a concrete ramp. There is a threshold at the door which is 5cm high.
Farleys House
There are a number of steps between the rooms on the ground floor of this old Sussex Farm House. We have ramps we can put in place to make the rooms accessible to wheelchair users.
We have 2 hearing assistance sets for use on the guided tours.

Public toilet
Farleys Yard toilets


Shop
Gift shop in Farleys House


Lee Miller Gallery
There is a metal door threshold at the entrance

Getting around outside
Customer care support
We have one wheelchair available and two hearing assitance sets availble for use by customers on the house tour or workshops. These sets can be linked to hearing aid or used with headphones.
Emergency evacuation procedures
Customer care support
We provide a file of large print captions for each of our Gallery exhibitions.
A number of our staff are trained in audio description for partially sighted visitors. Please contact us to discuss booking this service.