Whatsole Street

Settlement in Kent Shepway

England

Whatsole Street

Brabourne Lane Heading towards Brabourne.
Brabourne Lane Credit: Robin Webster

Whatsole Street is a small village located in the county of Kent, England. Situated in the southeastern part of the country, the village is part of the civil parish of Stowting, within the district of Shepway. It is nestled in the picturesque surroundings of the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village is known for its charming rural character and tranquil atmosphere. It consists of a scattering of houses and cottages, most of which are traditional in style and date back several centuries. The architecture reflects the rural heritage of the area, with some buildings featuring exposed beams and thatched roofs.

Despite its small size, Whatsole Street boasts a close-knit community that takes pride in maintaining its historic charm. Residents of the village often engage in various community activities and events, fostering a sense of camaraderie among the locals.

The village benefits from its proximity to the surrounding countryside, offering residents and visitors ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The nearby Kent Downs provide scenic walking and cycling routes, allowing visitors to explore the beautiful landscapes and enjoy breathtaking views.

While Whatsole Street may lack in commercial amenities, it is conveniently located just a short drive away from the market town of Ashford, which offers a wider range of services and facilities. This makes it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque countryside lifestyle while still having access to urban amenities.

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Whatsole Street Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.158895/1.0223822 or Grid Reference TR1144. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Brabourne Lane Heading towards Brabourne.
Brabourne Lane
Heading towards Brabourne.
Hastingleigh church St. Mary's is a grade I listed building, oldest parts 11th century.
Hastingleigh church
St. Mary's is a grade I listed building, oldest parts 11th century.
Old chalk pit in field The hedgerow with large trees beyond is a local authority boundary, and is the even narrower remains of the narrow and long Kneadingtrough Wood.
Old chalk pit in field
The hedgerow with large trees beyond is a local authority boundary, and is the even narrower remains of the narrow and long Kneadingtrough Wood.
Lane from Stowting Common towards Elmstead
Lane from Stowting Common towards Elmstead
Pett Bottom Farm On the lane from Stowting Common to Elmstead.
Pett Bottom Farm
On the lane from Stowting Common to Elmstead.
Elmstead church St. James's is a grade I listed building, oldest parts from 11th or 12th centuries.
Elmstead church
St. James's is a grade I listed building, oldest parts from 11th or 12th centuries.
Lane towards Great Holt Farm And onwards to Bodsham.
Lane towards Great Holt Farm
And onwards to Bodsham.
Little Holt Farm Reached via a drive off the public road at Great Holt Farm.
Little Holt Farm
Reached via a drive off the public road at Great Holt Farm.
Barn, Bodsham Apparently on its own plot.
Barn, Bodsham
Apparently on its own plot.
Newly planted trees beside a lane A row of crack willows (salix fragilis), which were planted immediately beside the lane, has been cut down and their trunks and branches stacked further back from the lane. A row of young trees has been planted behind the stumps.
Newly planted trees beside a lane
A row of crack willows (salix fragilis), which were planted immediately beside the lane, has been cut down and their trunks and branches stacked further back from the lane. A row of young trees has been planted behind the stumps.
Trees along a lane The trees, on the left, are crack willows (salix fragilis) and are located just round the bend in the image showing <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5730050">TR1045 : Newly planted trees beside a lane</a>. It is possible that the other trees were cut down, so that a new fence might be installed further back from the lane’s edge, as this one is a continuation of the old fence.
Trees along a lane
The trees, on the left, are crack willows (salix fragilis) and are located just round the bend in the image showing TR1045 : Newly planted trees beside a lane. It is possible that the other trees were cut down, so that a new fence might be installed further back from the lane’s edge, as this one is a continuation of the old fence.
Row of trees beside a lane Seven months ago, they were <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5730050">TR1045 : Newly planted trees beside a lane</a> but now they are in leaf and a new fence has been installed.
Row of trees beside a lane
Seven months ago, they were TR1045 : Newly planted trees beside a lane but now they are in leaf and a new fence has been installed.
Sheep, Maxted Street
Sheep, Maxted Street
Lane towards Maxted Street Looking from the more than right-angled bend between Little Pett Bottom Farm and Upper Maxted Street Farm.
Lane towards Maxted Street
Looking from the more than right-angled bend between Little Pett Bottom Farm and Upper Maxted Street Farm.
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church: South east aspect
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church: South east aspect
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church: Area set aside for nature, Peacock butterfly 1
Hastingleigh, St. Mary's Church: Area set aside for nature, Peacock butterfly 1
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Whatsole Street is located at Grid Ref: TR1144 (Lat: 51.158895, Lng: 1.0223822)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Shepway

Police Authority: Kent

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