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Guests can walk along the Hammer Stream which forms the farms southerly boundary
Curtis Farm Headcorn is a good base for exploring both Kent and Sussex.
Holiday
and business bookings welcome.
Free WiFi is available in the B&B.
Ramblers and cyclists catered for.
We
cannot guarantee you warm weather
but a warm welcome is always assured.
Don't Get Lost
Written directions and a map
are on the
"Contact" page
Curtis farm Headcorn Nr Maidstone is ideal for those wanting to enjoy the natural splendour of unspoilt English countryside.
Approached along a gravel road it is set amongst fields of buttercups and traditional pasture where farm animals graze.
Although
in a truly rural setting, Curtis Farm Headcorn gives easy access to many villages,
towns and places of interest throughout Kent and Sussex.
Please see the Links
page for details.
The ports of Dover and Folkestone
are
approximately a 30 minute car journey away,
so is convenient for
ferries and the channel tunnel.
Headcorn
has an excellent train service to London.
Or Ashford International Station
where you
can join the EuroStar to Paris or Brussels.
Curtis Farm is situated between the villages of Headcorn and Biddenden at Waterman Quarter, a hamlet close to the A274. It is approached from Bletchenden Road and then by a private road that serves two additional properties,Vine Farm and Vine Farm Barn. It is a truly peaceful setting.
Headcorn is a busy village with many shops, butcher, baker, fish shop, news agent and a Sainsbury's Local that is open until 10.00pm.
There are many traditional pubs offering good food and ale together with the not so common specialist bicycle shop and the dying breed of village Post Office's.
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| Biddenden has several shops a good Post Office with free parking and an excellent pub and restaurant. Also a butcher, grocery store and other facilities all set in a charming village with an intriguing history. | ||
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