Bearsted

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Tel code: 01622 | code search
Postcode: ME14 | code search
Population: 9500
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Folk Customs:
Admiralty of the Medway
Biddenden Dole
Blessing the Sea and Diving for the Cross
Canterburys Hop Hoodening
Rochester Sweeps' Festival
St Bartholomew's Day Bun Race
The Offham Quintain

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Kentish Yeoman
"I visited the Kentish Yeoman now know as the Lion Of Kent over the bank holiday weekend with great expectations. What a disapointment for this village pub. Filled with underage ..." More

Rose Inn
"We have been to this restaurant at least 10 times prior to it becoming more "delhi spice" than "Rose Inn" and our last visit will be just that, the last!! ..." More

Marriott Tudor Park Hotel
"I write to thank all the staff of the Tudor Park Hotel for looking after the 35 members of the Rutland Horticultural Society so well during our recent stay. ..." More

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Just a few miles east of busy Maidstone, the ancient village of Bearsted is like a different world, a place where cricketers still play on the green surrounded by charming houses, cottages, oasts and inns. Some of these have special historic interest including The Limes, originally a medieval hall house, and Snowfield House, once home to Baroness Emmuska Orczy, author of "The Scarlet Pimpernel". A windmill once stood high behind Snowfield. Bearsted has a long cricketing history: its village sign features a painting of the late Alfred Mynn, "The Lion of Kent" who pioneered over-arm bowling, at the wicket in his best whites. Other sports enjoyed here include tennis, badminton, bowls and football. Overlooked by the scenic North Downs, Bearsted has bundles of country character with a village pond, leafy lanes and some sixteen acres of woodland, now being run as a nature reserve protecting animals and plants. However, a threat to this delightful and quiet rural atmosphere has emerged with the proposal to build an industrial estate, covering four million square feet, on the surrounding green land. The people of Bearsted, and nearby villages such as Thurnham, are campaigning against the plans. A decision is due in 2008.

Caravan Park

Bearsted Caravan Club Site

Doctor

Bearsted Medical Practice

Golf Club

Bearsted Golf Club

Market

Bearsted Country Market

Pub and Bar

Bell Inn
Kentish Yeoman
Old Plantation Inn
Rose Inn
Royal Oak

Restaurant

Bell Inn
Souffle Restaurant
Yummy

School

Madginford Park Infant School
Roseacre Junior School

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Marriott Tudor Park Hotel (0.60 miles)

Marriott Tudor Park Hotel

Located in Maidstone, in the heart of South East England, the Marriott Tudor Park Hotel & Country Club is every traveller's dream. With an 18-hole golf course, indoor swimming pool, and spa the hotel is ... More | visit website

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Black Horse Inn (1.75 miles)

Black Horse Inn

Tucked beneath the steep face of the North Downs on the Pilgrims Way at Thurnham near Maidstone in Kent is a homely and welcoming Inn adorned with hops and beams with an open log fireplace to welcome you ... More | visit website

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Days Inn Maidstone (1.77 miles)

Days Inn have 14 great locations across the UK, our Maidstone hotel is ideally situated to be perfect for business, personal, families or just a quick overnighter if you’re stuck. The Days Inn hotel in ... More | visit website
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King Street Hotel (1.98 miles)

King Street Hotel

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Situated in the centre of Maidstone within easy walking distance of shops, restaurants, bars, clubs, cinema and train and bus stations, this is a friendly and comfortable family-run establishment. Featuring an elegant ... More

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The Town House (1.98 miles)

The Town House
King Street Hotel is a friendly and comfortable family run establishment with an elegant bar and a night porter service. Situated in the centre of Maidstone within easy walking distance of shops and restaurants, train ... More | visit website
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Ramada Hotel & Resort Maidstone (2.05 miles)

Ramada Hotel & Resort Maidstone

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Stay at the Ramada Hotel and Resort Maidstone and experience everything you expect from an international hotel company. Enjoy a 3-star superior property, Sebastian Coe Health Club, Rick's Piano Bar & Grill, ... More

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Detling Coach House (2.42 miles)

Detling Coach House

Detling Coach house is an old converted property set in a quiet, secure location. We are set on the stunning Kent's North Downs Way yet situated between M2 junction 5 and M20 junction 7, just off the ... More | visit website

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Innkeepers Lodge (2.44 miles)

Innkeepers Lodge
** ALL OUR RATES INCLUDE COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BUFFET BREAKFAST ** Situated near the banks of the River Medway in the heart of Kent’s County Town, this lodge adjoins the White Rabbit Vintage Inn and is ... More | visit website
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Travelodge Maidstone Central (2.52 miles)

Travelodge Maidstone Central
Travelodge Maidstone Central Hotel is well located just 0.2 mile from Maidstone Barracks Train Station, and is close to many nearby attractions including Cobham Manor Riding Centre, Cobtree Manor Park Golf Course, Leeds Castle, The ... More | visit website
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Aylesbury House (2.64 miles)

Aylesbury House

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Aylesbury House is a smart Victorian property situated a short walking distance from Maidstone town centre.Each room is individually decorated and all have en suite showers. All rooms have TV, ... More

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