What the Owners Say: ”Waltham - once called Temple Waltham after the medieval Knights Templar – is a warm, supportive community with twelfth century church, recreation ground and busy village hall surrounded by a celebrated network of scenic lanes, bridleways and footpaths. The area has riding-stables, many other opportunities for outdoor pursuits, and farm shops and traditional country pubs do
What the Owners Say: ”Waltham - once called Temple Waltham after the medieval Knights Templar – is a warm, supportive community with twelfth century church, recreation ground and busy village hall surrounded by a celebrated network of scenic lanes, bridleways and footpaths. The area has riding-stables, many other opportunities for outdoor pursuits, and farm shops and traditional country pubs dotted throughout the neighbouring hamlets - including the Timber Batts at the Compasses under a mile away.
Nearby Wye, Canterbury and Ashford have a good range of schools, shops, cultural attractions, restaurants and other amenities. Transport links are excellent - with train stations at all three for fast access to the lively Kent coast towns and London, and fast road access to the Continent via the Port of Dover and the Eurotunnel at Folkestone.
With its combination of quiet country living and proximity to towns, coast and Continent, and with its opportunities for further development within a historic setting, Walnut Tree Farm has the best of all worlds.”