Kent (Nr Tunbridge Wells)

From our showroom you can be in the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells
in less than 10 minutes.

The prefix 'Royal' was granted by King Edward V11 to celebrate its popularity
over the years amongst members of the Royal family.

The Pantiles, a pretty colonnaded walkway built in the 18th century for visitors
to see and be seen when 'taking the water' is now home to a variety of small
specialist shops, open-air cafés, restaurant and bars.

When eating out in Tunbridge Wells, our two favourite places are The Barn,
serving 'the best steaks in town' and The Ragged Trousers where we choose
locally sourced organic food.

With the kids (or maybe not?) the Spa Valley Railway is a steam and diesel train which runs for just over five miles through the picturesque Weald countryside.
www.spavalleyrailway.co.uk

For an overnight stay the Spa Hotel is set in 14 acres of grounds just to the west
of the town www.spahotel.co.uk or Hotel du Vin and Bistro is right in the centre. www.hotelduvin.com

Why not visit Cranbrook - the 'capital of the weald' - a pretty medieval town dating back to the 15th century or book in for a round of golf at the Boars Head Golf Centre
www.boarsheadgolfcentre.co.uk

And true to its title - Kent  - The Garden of England is no more apparent than in the gardens surrounding Tunbridge Wells. Sissinghurst www.nationaltrust.org.uk and Great Dixter www.greatdixter.co.uk, Marle Place and Bedgebury Pinetum are just a few to visit.

You can also visit the spot where BBC's Pride and Prejudice was filmed -
Groombridge Place www.groombridge.co.uk. This house with 17th century
gardens also has an 'Enchanted Forest' for you to explore - if you like walking
this is a great spot for an amble.

We could go on and on about how wonderful and how much there is to do
when visiting our showroom …but think we should stop now.