Discover Selling: Kent’s Hidden Gem Village

Autumn's arrival brings with it the perfect opportunity to explore the enchanting village of Selling, Kent. Tucked away between Faversham and Canterbury, Selling is a rural retreat that promises a delightful day out amidst nature's splendour. This quaint community, home to just under 1,000 residents, is a treasure trove of scenic beauty and historical charm.

Positioned on the slopes of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Selling is surrounded by open countryside and vibrant farms, including the notable Norham Farm. Here, you can immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Perry Wood, an ancient woodland managed by Swale Borough Council. This Local Wildlife Site is a haven for diverse wildlife, including wood mice, foxes, and lizards, and offers a network of trails perfect for walking, cycling, or horse-riding.

After a refreshing ramble, the Rose and Crown pub awaits. Nestled amidst the 150-acre woodland, this 16th-century establishment is celebrated for its extensive selection of ales, wines, and spirits. With its cosy atmosphere and impressive accolades, it’s the perfect spot to relax and savour local hospitality.

Selling’s rich history is woven into its landscape, with landmarks like the Grade I-listed Church of St Mary the Virgin and numerous Grade II-listed buildings, including charming oast houses. The village’s convenient railway station and proximity to the M2 motorway make it easily accessible.

Whether you’re drawn by the allure of its natural beauty or the warmth of its community, Selling offers an idyllic escape. If you’re considering making this picturesque village your home, we at Burnett’s are here to help you find your perfect property in this enchanting part of Kent.


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