Parham is an 875-acre estate in Pulborough, West Sussex, England, which is now owned by a Charitable Trust. The land was given to Robert Palmer of Henfield by Henry VIII, and the foundation stone of the House was laid on 28 January 1577. It was sold by Robert Palmer to Thomas Bishopp, whose family remained in possession until 1922, when it was sold to Clive an Alicia Pearson. The House has since been restored.