Biddenden epitomises the good life in the Garden of England, with its verdant landscape and fertile soil supporting bountiful vineyards and orchards. The wider Weald of Kent setting adds natural beauty that stretches for miles.

Historically important buildings characterise Biddenden, including grand listed houses, 17th-century Flemish weavers’ cottages, and the 12th-century All Saints church. The iconic sign at the village green, depicting the famous ‘Biddenden Maids’, adds to the picturesque story of this location.

A 10-minute walk from your front door leads to the historic High Street, where all main amenities are conveniently located. Enjoy brunch at the Bakehouse Café, shop at the convenience store, dine at The West House, or meet friends at The Red Lion pub. The High Street also houses the village playschool, primary school, and church.

The village offers more attractions, such as Biddenden Vineyard, The Three Chimneys pub, and Gram Spice restaurant. The annual Tractorfest celebrates rural life. Families appreciate the excellent educational facilities, including Biddenden PlaySchool, John Mayne Church of England primary school, and the priority catchment for Cranbrook Grammar School. Recreational opportunities include Millennium Field’s natural beauty, The Chart Hills Golf Club, along with Bloomsbury Biddenden – home of wellness retreats, creative workshops, yoga classes, live music and The Garden Eatery.

Tenterden – 4.5 miles
Headcorn – 4.5 miles
Sissinghurst Castle Garden – 4.6 miles
Hole Park Gardens – 4.7 miles
Ashford International Train Station – 12 miles
Tunbridge Wells – 19 miles

Ashford International – 15 minutes
Sevenoaks – 34 minutes
Folkestone Central – 34 minutes
London Bridge – 60 minutes
London Waterloo East – 65 minutes
London Charing Cross – 68 minutes