The Quadrangle is a large Victorian model farmstead built in 1870 near Shoreham in Kent. Part of it is owned and managed by The Quadrangle Trust.
The aim of the Quadrangle Trust is to develop a centre for sustainable living and the creative arts.
The Quadrangle is 40 minutes train ride from central London so easily commutable for day workshops and courses. It also has the facilities for residential courses and workshops.
The space can be used for educational workshops, residential courses, yoga retreats, drama productions, min-conferences, exhibitions and film screenings amongst other things.
Recent History
Mark Lintell (1943 – 2006) bought the near derelict Quadrangle in 1974 and over the following 32 years worked on restoring the buildings. After his death in 2006 the buildings and land were transferred to The Quadrangle Trust.
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The Quadrangle is a large Victorian model farmstead built in 1870 near Shoreham in Kent. Part of it is owned and managed by The Quadrangle Trust.
The aim of the Quadrangle Trust is to develop a centre for sustainable living and the creative arts.
The Quadrangle is 40 minutes train ride from central London so easily commutable for day workshops and courses. It also has the facilities for residential courses and workshops.
The space can be used for educational workshops, residential courses, yoga retreats, drama productions, min-conferences, exhibitions and film screenings amongst other things.
Recent History
Mark Lintell (1943 – 2006) bought the near derelict Quadrangle in 1974 and over the following 32 years worked on restoring the buildings. After his death in 2006 the buildings and land were transferred to The Quadrangle Trust.