Once home to flourishing iron and cloth making industries, Biddenden’s striking architecture includes fine timber frame houses and medieval Flemish weavers cottages – lasting relics of its rich history. Entering Biddenden’s village green, you’re greeted by an ornamental wrought iron village sign, an ode to the charitable ‘Biddenden Maids’, 12th century conjoined twins who left money in their wills to the local people. A charming custom is still honoured to this day, with the Biddenden Maids’ Charity doling out tea, cheese, bread and ‘Biddenden cakes’ to villagers each Easter Monday. The heart of the Biddenden is clustered along the high street with the 13th century All Saints church, shops, pubs, a Michelin starred restaurant, a takeaway and tea shops, and green fields for dog walkers and wildlife lovers. With essential amenities, great transport links into London and excellent schools in the area, Biddenden is perfectly placed to meet your family’s needs.