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Very nice grounds and house👍

Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve is a natural sanctuary featuring a serene lake, winding woodland trails, opportunities for birdwatching, and an interactive exhibition center where visitors can engage in hands-on experiences.

An entrance, opening up to the park

A medieval deer park, there are still hundreds of deer that roam freely throughout the Knole Estate. It is a great place for cycling with families and a coffee shop at the house is a welcome addition. Please respect the deer, which are wild animals, by keeping your distance and taking all litter home with you.

Away from the roar of the M25, you might be surprised to find the quaint village of Chevening. It looks ‘typically English’: a quiet country lane, sheep grazing the gently rolling hills, a scattering of cosy cottages with a striking church at the centre. There’s even an old-fashioned red phone box. But look more closely and a few questions might strike you. Why for instance are there so few houses in the village? Why is there such a large church for such a small population? And what’s hidden out of sight behind the high brick wall? The answer is Chevening House, an English country house (also known as a manor house), originally built for a member of the aristocracy. The grand house, tucked behind the high brick wall, is the reason the village exists. Chevening is what’s known as an ‘estate village’; it was built by the lord of the manor to house his workers and tenant farmers. Chevening House and estate is also the reason for the large church.

St Botolph’s church is one of the most significant ecclesiastical buildings in the Diocese of Rochester. Elements of a late 11th century nave survive within the building but the majority of the present church dates from a series of rebuildings and extensions from the 13th century right up until the end of the medieval period. Indeed the western tower was not commenced until 1518 and is an exceptional example of late perpendicular architecture. Although restored in the 19th century and then repaired in the early 20th century by WD Caroe, the church retains much of interest internally. Of international importance is the Stanhope Chapel which contains a series of exceptional monuments spanning many centuries.

An old British Manor surrounded by deer grazing in the park, just add a princess and a knight on his white horse and you've got the perfect setting for a Disney movie. Well, you might want to forget about the princess, but you can definitely see the manor and the deer at Knole Park in Sevenoaks. Follow me for a fairy-like day out in the most beautiful deer park in the south of England.

Cast a glance to the northeast and you'll be rewarded with a lovely view of the lawns and mansion, Knole. The Greensand Way goes right along the boundary wall of the National Trust property which has been open to tourists for 400 years.