Nearby Villages
(click on symbol to see the village page) |
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Bells Yew Green |
(The ruins of Bayham Abbey) | | 6.47 miles |
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Blackham |
(Roughs and Prize Fighters) | | 0.63 miles |
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Chiddingstone |
(A perfect Tudor village) | | 3.96 miles |
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Colemans Hatch |
(Church on the edge of the forest) | | 4.89 miles |
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Eridge Green |
(The home of the Neville Family) | | 3.65 miles |
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Fordcombe |
(Paper Mill and the Field Marshal) | | 1.36 miles |
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Forest Row |
(The Kings hunting party) | | 5.79 miles |
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Frant |
(King Johns hunting lodge) | | 5.53 miles |
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Groombridge |
(Home of the Groombridge Gang) | | 1.75 miles |
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Hartfield |
(A.A.Milne and Winnie-the-Pooh) | | 2.71 miles |
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Hever |
(Anne Boleyn and the Castle) | | 4.34 miles |
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Langton Green |
(Modern village and Old Quarry) | | 2.54 miles |
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Rusthall |
(The Toad Rock) | | 3.24 miles |
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Speldhurst |
(Nobleman captured at Agincourt) | | 3.14 miles |
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Withyham |
(De La Warrs and Sackvilles) | | 2.20 miles |
Ashurst in Kent lies on the A264 Tunbridge Wells to East Grinstead road,
its name is probably derived from the Anglo 
Ashurst in Kent is found by driving down the A264 from Tunbridge Wells and the
best views are facing down towards the railway bridge from the church. 
The village only has a few local services.
Tunbridge Wells about 5 miles east provides the nearest large town
facilities. 
