Shatterling is a scattered hamlet located along the A257 road, about two miles east of Wingham, in the Dover district of Kent. Shatterling is part of the parish of Staple, and lies to the north of the village. Shatterling has one pub restaurant, The Frog and Orange, located on the main A257 road. The building dates from 1728 when it was formerly known as The Green Man. There is a Bronze Age site at Ringlemere and Roman and Mesolithic sites at Wingham. Barnsole Vineyard, the oldest established vineyard in East Kent, is located in the nearby village of Staple. Staple has 2 pubs, The Three Tuns and The Black Pig on the Barnsole Road. Staple's parish church is St. James The Great. The church is mainly 14th & 15th Century, with a tower and east window of 13th Century origin. There are various historic buildings in Wingham's wide tree-lined High Street, including the 13th century church of St Mary the Virgin, opposite Canon Row which also dates from the 13th century. Shatterling is a five minute drive from the Cinque port of Sandwich with it’s two championship golf courses and only a little further from the cathedral city of Canterbury. 2.5 miles outside the village is Wingham Wildlife Park.
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Places to Stay near Shatterling
The Old Butchers (1.17 miles)
The Dog Inn (1.26 miles)
The Tuns at Staple House (1.27 miles)
The Tuns at Staple House is a quintessential Country House and well established licensed wedding venue dating back to 1712 with grounds of approx 3 acres, set amongst the fruit orchards and farms of rural ... More | visit website
Molland House (1.43 miles)
This award-winning B&B is a 16th-century manor house with large en suite rooms, many original features and plenty of charm and luxury. Molland House is located in a country village between Sandwich ... More
Black Pig (1.70 miles)
The Black Pig is a fine old 16th Century, timbered building, with a large garden and free parking situated in the quiet Hamlet of Barnsole. A delicious menu of home cooked food is served daily ... More | visit website
The Duke William Ickham (2.38 miles)
Pilgrims Rest (3.23 miles)
The Pilgrims Rest is a sympathetically renovated, Grade II listed, late 16th-early 17th century building, now housing a bar and lounge area, a dining room and 6 en suite bedrooms. The Pilgrims ... More
Grove Ferry (3.26 miles)
Evenhill (3.33 miles)
With a 4-star rating, this characteristic pub with an open fire and beams offers home cooked cuisine. Originally built as cottages in the 16th century, the Evenhill lies on the A257 in ... More
Knowlton Court (3.33 miles)
The accommodation ranges from our ... More | visit website
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