Friston is a small village within the civil parish of East Dean and Friston in East Sussex, situated in a dry valley on the South Downs. The area is characterised by its rural setting and proximity to the coast, with the National Trust protecting much of the surrounding land.
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Friston is a village that forms part of the civil parish of East Dean and Friston in the Wealden District of East Sussex, England. The parish sits in a dry valley on the South Downs, positioned roughly midway between Eastbourne to the east and Seaford to the west, with the main A259 road running through both village centres. Much of the land between the coast and the A259, from the eastern edge of Seaford to the western edge of Eastbourne, is owned by the National Trust, which has helped preserve the natural landscape and prevented further development in the area. The parish was established on 1 April 1999 from the former East Dean and Friston parishes, reflecting its historical continuity and local identity.