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Very picturesque village with excellent "Tulip" café right opposite the church

Just around the corner from St Peter's Church, this pretty looking pub has apparently been in place since 1597

Great quiet little pub to stop for refreshments - lovely food

From this point on the path, you have a great view of the Penshurst Place building. In case you've not entered inside, it's a good opportunity to see it from the outside.

Right next to the churchyard, you can pass by this beautiful 15th-century building, listed as a Grade II listed building. On one of its wooden beams, you can read the inscription 'My flesh also shall rest in hope'.

This church, listed as Grade I building, was primarily constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries, although additional elements were added in later centuries, culminating in a significant refurbishing in the 19th century.

While the oldest record of a church in this village dates back to the 12th century, the oldest parts of the current one, listed as a Grade II listed building, date from the 13th century. However, the nave had to be reconstructed in the 17th century after being struck by lightning.

The shop on the high street in front of this cafe claims to be the oldest working shop in England, built 1453, and once owned by Anne Boleyn’s father.