Yorkstone Paving in Haywards Heath

Haywards Heath belongs to that band of Mid Sussex towns shaped less by their history than by their commute — Victorian railway expansion gave the town its shape, and the gardens that hold the most interest tend to be in the older surrounding villages: Lindfield with its pond and Tudor cottages, Cuckfield's High Street, and the quieter lanes of Ardingly, Balcombe and Wivelsfield. Yorkstone fits Mid Sussex well because the underlying building character — sandstone, weather-boarding, hand-made brick — sets a context that British natural stone joins quietly.

We supply paving, walling, setts and bespoke cuts across the Haywards Heath catchment and into Burgess Hill, Lindfield, Cuckfield, Balcombe and the surrounding villages. Sussex gardens often run to a particular set of asks: a riven Yorkstone patio for a converted barn, dressed walling for a new garden room, dry stone walling to mark a boundary that needs to look as if it has always been there. We hold all of these in stock at our Cranleigh yard, thirty miles to the west.

Delivery to RH16, RH17 and RH15 postcodes is straightforward — usually next working day on stocked items, and within five working days on bespoke cuts done at the yard. Free delivery applies on orders over £1,500. For Sussex landscape firms running multiple Mid Sussex gardens at once, a trade account brings 10% off and a single point of contact for scheduling.

The Cranleigh showroom is worth the half-day visit if the project warrants seeing stone in southern English light. Samples — free, generous — also travel.