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Aldington Frith

Settlement in Kent Ashford

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Aldington Frith

View northeast from Bank Road in 1987 An almost identical view to that of <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1671002">TR0537 : View to the NE of Bank Road</a> but showing a distant Evegate Mill a little more clearly in the middle distance
View northeast from Bank Road in 1987 Credit: John Baker

Aldington Frith is a picturesque village located in the county of Kent, in the southeastern region of England. Situated within the borough of Ashford, this rural settlement is nestled amidst the beautiful countryside, offering a tranquil and idyllic environment for residents and visitors alike.

The village boasts a rich history dating back centuries, with evidence of human habitation found in the area from as early as the Iron Age. Today, Aldington Frith retains its traditional charm, with a mix of well-preserved historic buildings and modern amenities.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the stunning landscapes surrounding the village. The nearby Kent Downs, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horse riding. Additionally, the picturesque Stour Valley and its river are within easy reach, offering scenic walks and a chance to spot local wildlife.

Aldington Frith itself is home to a close-knit community, with a primary school, a village hall, and a few local shops catering to basic needs. For a wider range of amenities, the town of Ashford is just a short drive away, offering shopping centers, restaurants, and leisure facilities.

With its peaceful ambiance, rich history, and access to stunning countryside, Aldington Frith is a haven for those seeking a slower pace of life amidst the beauty of rural Kent.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.094626/0.918413 or Grid Reference TR0436. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View northeast from Bank Road in 1987 An almost identical view to that of <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1671002">TR0537 : View to the NE of Bank Road</a> but showing a distant Evegate Mill a little more clearly in the middle distance
View northeast from Bank Road in 1987
An almost identical view to that of TR0537 : View to the NE of Bank Road but showing a distant Evegate Mill a little more clearly in the middle distance
Walnut Tree Inn sign Sign for <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1385305">TR0636 : Walnut Tree Inn, Aldington, Kent</a>, a Shepherd Neame pub on Forge Hill.
Walnut Tree Inn sign
Sign for TR0636 : Walnut Tree Inn, Aldington, Kent, a Shepherd Neame pub on Forge Hill.
Oast House at Chequer Tree Farm Cottage, Mersham Heavily converted oast house.
Oast House at Chequer Tree Farm Cottage, Mersham
Heavily converted oast house.
Lanary Oast, Ashford Road, Bilsington Single round kiln oast house.
Lanary Oast, Ashford Road, Bilsington
Single round kiln oast house.
Hamilton Oast, Stone Cross Road, Bilsington Two round kiln oast house.
Hamilton Oast, Stone Cross Road, Bilsington
Two round kiln oast house.
The Walnut Tree Inn, Aldington
The Walnut Tree Inn, Aldington
Ragstone Hollow, Aldington The roads Ragstone Hollow and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3102897">TR0636 : Longsfield, Aldington</a> were once part of a quarry where ragstone was mined. Ragstone is a very hard limestone and is bluish-grey in colour. There is, what looks like, a block of ragstone with the words Aldington 2000 engraved on it, which must have been erected to mark the millennium.
Ragstone Hollow, Aldington
The roads Ragstone Hollow and TR0636 : Longsfield, Aldington were once part of a quarry where ragstone was mined. Ragstone is a very hard limestone and is bluish-grey in colour. There is, what looks like, a block of ragstone with the words Aldington 2000 engraved on it, which must have been erected to mark the millennium.
Longsfield, Aldington The roads <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3102882">TR0636 : Ragstone Hollow, Aldington</a> and Longsfield were once part of a quarry where ragstone was mined. Ragstone is a very hard limestone and is bluish-grey in colour.
Longsfield, Aldington
The roads TR0636 : Ragstone Hollow, Aldington and Longsfield were once part of a quarry where ragstone was mined. Ragstone is a very hard limestone and is bluish-grey in colour.
Cottages in Frith Road, Aldington At the junction with Bank Road/Roman Road. The one on the left is called Harold Cottage; the one on the right, Meadowlead - the garden was overgrown and the house looked as if it was not being lived in.
Cottages in Frith Road, Aldington
At the junction with Bank Road/Roman Road. The one on the left is called Harold Cottage; the one on the right, Meadowlead - the garden was overgrown and the house looked as if it was not being lived in.
T & L Coopers Ltd, Roman Road Still managing to survive in these difficult economic times.
T & L Coopers Ltd, Roman Road
Still managing to survive in these difficult economic times.
Roman Road, Aldington On the right are houses that were built to be rented from The Council but, some of which, may now be privately owned due to the occupants having bought them from The Council. Beyond them is the white painted walls of The Walnut Tree Inn.
Roman Road, Aldington
On the right are houses that were built to be rented from The Council but, some of which, may now be privately owned due to the occupants having bought them from The Council. Beyond them is the white painted walls of The Walnut Tree Inn.
Aldington village sign Situated on the corner of Roman Road and Calleywell Lane (to the right)
Aldington village sign
Situated on the corner of Roman Road and Calleywell Lane (to the right)
Junction of Swanton Lane and the road to Bilsington
Junction of Swanton Lane and the road to Bilsington
Stile and footpath Entrance at Bliby
Stile and footpath Entrance at Bliby
Wet Fields at Bliby With Ashford in the distance.
Wet Fields at Bliby
With Ashford in the distance.
Oast at Stone Green Farm Single round kiln oast house. Single storey stone built stowage.
Oast at Stone Green Farm
Single round kiln oast house. Single storey stone built stowage.
Priory Road to Bilsington
Priory Road to Bilsington
Priory Road
Priory Road
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Aldington Frith is located at Grid Ref: TR0436 (Lat: 51.094626, Lng: 0.918413)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Ashford

Police Authority: Kent

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Bus Stop
Priory Road
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Source Date: 2018-02-19T10:05:00
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Bus Stop
Priory Road
Flag: no
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Naptan CommonName: Priory Road
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Naptan Landmark: Priory Road
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Naptan Street: Frith Road
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Public Transport: platform
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Source Date: 2018-02-19T10:10:00
Lat/Long: 51.0950387/0.9131953
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Post Box
Ref: TN25 157
Lat/Long: 51.0952139/0.9135201
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Barrier: stile
Lat/Long: 51.097603/0.9215652
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Bus Stop
Priory Road
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Naptan CommonName: Priory Road
Naptan Indicator: N-bound
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Naptan Street: Priory Road
Public Transport: platform
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Lat/Long: 51.0948982/0.9133988
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Animal Boarding
Haven Boarding Kennels & Cattery
Addr City: Ashford
Addr Postcode: TN25 7HG
Addr Street: Laws Lane
Animal Boarding: dog;cat
Phone: +44 1233720384
Website: https://www.havenboardingkennels.com/
Lat/Long: 51.0984038/0.9195401
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