Rye in East Sussex Town Guide

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Railway Stations in Rye

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Appledore Railway Station

Appledore 6.7 miles from Rye
0845 748 4950

Appledore Railway Station, located east of Appledore in Kent, is a notable Grade II listed building on the Marshlink line. Managed by Southern, the station was originally opened in 1851 by the South Eastern Railway and designed by William Tress in an Italianate architectural style. It features two platforms and provides services to destinations including … more

Doleham Railway Station

Doleham 5.8 miles from Rye
0845 748 4950

Doleham Railway Station is a small, single-platform station located in East Sussex on the Marshlink line. Managed by Southern, it primarily serves the local area, which includes only a few houses. The station originally opened on 1 July 1907 as Guestling Halt, was renamed Doleham Halt in 1909, and later simply Doleham in 1969. Historically, … more

Three Oaks Railway Station

Three Oaks 6.3 miles from Rye
0845 748 4950

Three Oaks railway station, located in East Sussex, England, is a key stop on the Marshlink line, primarily managed by Southern. The station, which originally opened on 1 July 1907 as Three Oaks Bridge Halt, has undergone several name changes before settling on its current name in 1980. It features a single platform that accommodates … more

Rye Railway Station

In Rye
0845 748 4950

Rye Railway Station is a Grade II listed building located in East Sussex, England. It serves as a key station on the Marshlink line, connecting Hastings to Ashford International. The station, which opened in 1851, features two platforms and is managed by Southern. It provides a passing loop between two single-track sections, enhancing its strategic … more

Winchelsea Railway Station

Winchelsea 1.8 miles from Rye
0845 748 4950

Winchelsea Railway Station, located in East Sussex, England, serves as a key stop on the Marshlink line approximately 15 km northeast of Hastings. Managed by Southern, the station features a single platform and is unstaffed, with facilities including a ticket machine and free parking. Originally opened in 1851 by the South Eastern Railway, Winchelsea was … more

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