Little Frith

Settlement in Kent Swale

England

Little Frith

Hurst Farm, east of Warren Street Viewed from Bunce Court Road. — Hurst Farm, east of Warren Street Credit: pam fray

Little Frith is a small village located in the county of Kent, England. Situated in the southeastern part of the county, it is nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling green hills and fields. The village is part of the larger district of Tonbridge and Malling.

With a population of around 500 residents, Little Frith exudes a peaceful and tranquil ambiance, making it an ideal place for those seeking a rural lifestyle. The village is characterized by its charming architecture, predominantly consisting of traditional cottages and period houses. These properties, along with the well-maintained gardens and quaint streets, contribute to the village's undeniable charm.

Little Frith benefits from its close proximity to several amenities. The nearby town of Tonbridge, located just a few miles away, offers a range of shopping facilities, supermarkets, and restaurants. The village also has a local pub, providing a cozy spot for residents to socialize and enjoy a drink or a meal.

Nature lovers will appreciate the abundance of walking and cycling trails surrounding Little Frith. The area is known for its beautiful landscapes, making it an attractive destination for outdoor activities and exploration. Additionally, the village is well-connected to the wider region, with good transport links to nearby towns and cities.

In summary, Little Frith is a charming rural village in Kent that offers a peaceful and idyllic setting. With its quaint architecture, beautiful surroundings, and convenient amenities, it is an appealing place to reside for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle.

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Little Frith Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.261142/0.77913698 or Grid Reference TQ9455. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hurst Farm, east of Warren Street Viewed from Bunce Court Road.

Hurst Farm, east of Warren Street

Viewed from Bunce Court Road.

Bunce Court Old House, near Warren Street On Bunce Court Road.

Bunce Court Old House, near Warren Street

On Bunce Court Road.

Plaque to Anna Essinger, Bunce Court Erected by the Association of Jewish Refugees. <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Essinger" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Essinger">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>

Plaque to Anna Essinger, Bunce Court

Erected by the Association of Jewish Refugees. Link

Bunce Court Road Leading to Warren Street.

Bunce Court Road

Leading to Warren Street.

Footpath running between Bunce Court Road and Warren Street Blossomer House is on the right.

Footpath running between Bunce Court Road and Warren Street

Blossomer House is on the right.

Footpath running between Bunce Court Road and Warren Street Blossomer House is in the distance.

Footpath running between Bunce Court Road and Warren Street

Blossomer House is in the distance.

Eastling: Frith farmhouse

Eastling: Frith farmhouse

Michael Garlick

Eastling: Small field

Eastling: Small field

Michael Garlick

Eastling: Frith farmhouse garden

Eastling: Frith farmhouse garden

Michael Garlick

Valley Farm, Otterden From the lane running between Stalisfield Road and Rigshill Road.

Valley Farm, Otterden

From the lane running between Stalisfield Road and Rigshill Road.

Valley Farm, Otterden From the lane running between Stalisfield Road and Rigshill Road.

Valley Farm, Otterden

From the lane running between Stalisfield Road and Rigshill Road.

Valley Farm, Otterden The sheep looking back in the mid distance have just run away from the feeding bin.

Valley Farm, Otterden

The sheep looking back in the mid distance have just run away from the feeding bin.

Otterden Place The track through the gate leads to Hurstwood Road. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Otterden Place

The track through the gate leads to Hurstwood Road. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place On a rotting log near St. Lawrence&#039;s Cnurch. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place

On a rotting log near St. Lawrence's Cnurch. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place On a rotting log near St. Lawrence&#039;s Church. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place

On a rotting log near St. Lawrence's Church. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place On a rotting log near St. Lawrence&#039;s Church. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Fungus, Otterden Place

On a rotting log near St. Lawrence's Church. Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century.

Otterden Place Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century. The mansion, GV II* listed was built by Sir Anthony Aucher in mid 16th century, altered early 18th century and 1787-88. Altered and partly rebuilt by William Pilkington for Granville Hastings Wheler 1801-3.

Otterden Place

Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century. The mansion, GV II* listed was built by Sir Anthony Aucher in mid 16th century, altered early 18th century and 1787-88. Altered and partly rebuilt by William Pilkington for Granville Hastings Wheler 1801-3.

Otterden Place Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century. The mansion, GV II* listed, was built by Sir Anthony Aucher in the mid 16th century, altered early 18th century and 1787-88. Altered and partly rebuilt by William Pilkington for Granville Hastings Wheler 1801-3.Viewed from St. Lawrence&#039;s churchyard.

Otterden Place

Otterden Place is an early 17th-century estate with a house and parkland. The park was laid out during the mid-18th century. The mansion, GV II* listed, was built by Sir Anthony Aucher in the mid 16th century, altered early 18th century and 1787-88. Altered and partly rebuilt by William Pilkington for Granville Hastings Wheler 1801-3.Viewed from St. Lawrence's churchyard.

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Little Frith is located at Grid Ref: TQ9455 (Lat: 51.261142, Lng: 0.77913698)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Swale

Police Authority: Kent

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