Charleston Centenary
- Capital Investment - East Sussex, Growing Places Fund, Less than £2m
Approval Status
Fully Approved
Delivery Status
GPF Project Delivered
Expected Repayment Date
Spring 2025
The Charleston Trust required a loan of £120,000 from the Growing Places Fund to create a café-restaurant in the Threshing Barn on the farmhouse’s estate. This work is part of a wider £7.6m multi-year scheme – the Centenary Project – which aims to transform the operations of the Charleston farmhouse museum.
Charleston have also secured investment of £329,835 from the Getting Building Fund to deliver improvements to the access road leading to the house. Further details can be found here.
Capital Programme delivery update
Take a look at our update on the delivery of the Local Growth Fund (LGF) and Growing Places Fund (GPF) capital programmes.
Growing Places Fund
The Growing Places Fund (GPF) was established by the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (formerly the Department for Communities and Local Government) and the Department for Transport (DfT) in 2011. The aim of this funding is to unlock economic growth, create jobs and ‘kick-start’ house building at stalled development sites.