Birch Grove Estate

The Best of Sussex on a Plate.

A message from our chefs... "We'd love to share our passion for food with you. Following a collective 25 years working at the pinnacle of the fine dining scene in Sussex and 18 months in top kitchens in Asia and Australia exploring fusion dishes and techniques. Provenance, locality and seasonality are at the heart of everything we do. We work alongside the game keepers at Birch Grove and also Kent and Sussex farmers and fishers to ensure that the premium produce available on our doorstep is creatively showcased in our visually-enticing and flavour-packed dishes. We offer Bacon Rolls on arrival with a hearty 12's in the field followed by a two course shoot lunch with a wine allocation. 8 Bedroom Lodge available for hire prior to your shoot day.

Birch Grove Estate offers Pheasants, Partridges and Ducks. Guns Pegs are positioned within a central valley, running through the estate that produces some challenging Sussex Pheasants and some very testing partridge. Birch Grove Ducks are driven from a central pond attaining a good height when crossing the central valley.
Days are generally offered from 200 to 350 bird days.

Birch Grove Estate is a mixed topography situated on the edge of the High Weald providing valleys and woodland.

Birch Grove Estate carries out various conservation projects from traditional hedge laying, wild flower margins, wood management and nesting boxes for various species and also manages bees for pollination.
Birch Grove Estate follows the code of good shooting practice which is supported by BASC and GWCT.

Birch Grove Estate days are hosted by our in house shoot captain and in house staff.

50 Miles from London 15 minutes Haywards Heath Train Staion 20 minutes London Gatwick

The privately owned Birch Grove Estate covers an area of around 1000 acres in West Sussex. Birch Grove was completed in 1926 and is a Grade ll listed building of Queen Anne style. Birch Grove House sits in such a beautiful position overlooking the privately owned 18 hole championship golf course and further to the South Downs.

Birch Grove House was the home of former prime minister Harold Macmillan the Earl of Stockton and was the venue for Macmillan’s historic meeting with US president John F Kennedy in June 1963.