It has since disappeared but appears have been located on Stone Street in the area of Gosbeck Wood, and this would put Horswold within the present-day parish boundary of Crowfield. As "wold" is an Old English term for a forest or an area of woodland on high ground, this is quite plausible as Gosbeck Wood is on ground that is higher than its surroundings.
It has since become obscure but it appears that Horswold's location can be inferred from its possible presence on Stone Street in the vicinity of Gosbeck Wood, which would place Horswold within the current Crowfield parish. The term "wold" denotes a forested or wooded area situated on elevated terrain, making this scenario consistent with the geography of the surrounding area.