St Peter and St Paul Church in the village of Newnham in Kent is a charming parish church. The first stones in its construction were laid in the late 13th Century with the work taking almost twenty years to complete....

Set in fantastic parkland the beautiful Georgian house of Belmont is somewhat off the beaten track but is well worth a visit. Designed by the architect Samuel Wyatt, Belmont House belonged to General George Harris, later Lord Harris, who bought...

The lovely landscaped gardens are set in the grounds of an imposing Victorian mansion and cover ten acres. There is a notable woodland garden – spectacular in May and June – which includes many different varieties of rhododendron and azalea;...

Faversham Golf Club has existed since 1902, but moved to its current location from the windswept Graveney Marshes to land made available from the Belmont Park estate in 1908 by Lord Harris, the then Kent and England cricket captain. Today...

The small village of Kingsdown has only a couple of houses but also a most impressive and architecturally important Victorian church in St Catherine’s Church. The church was designed by noted architect Edward Welby Pugin and replaced a much older...

St Dunstan’s Church, in the hamlet of Frinsted in Kent is dominated by the large number of mature horse chestnut trees growing in the graveyard. The church was built by Saxon stone masons out of local flint and improved by...

Despite its rather gruesome name, The Beheading of St John the Baptist Church in the small Kent village of Doddington is an enchanting and beautiful country church. This medieval building was first erected on top of a steep valley soon...

St Leonard's Church in the tiny hamlet of Badlesmere on the main road between Faversham and Ashford in Kent is a rare church. There has been a church on the site since before the time of the Doomsday Book in...

St Mary’s Church in Eastling in Kent is a fine example of a 13th Century parish church. The Norman origins of the church are easy to see for even the most casual observer with a striking stone flagged floor together...

The village of Lynsted in Kent is a small community that comprises a few shops and the large parish church of St Peter and St Paul. The church is quite conventional in design with a large square tower buttressed onto...

The two Kent villages of Doddington and Newnham are separated by around three miles and it seemed appropriate that they would share a War Memorial to honour the men lost to both communities in the First World War. The Doddington...