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Perched on the high ground of the North Downs, Eythorne is a quiet, split-level village divided between the older Upper Eythorne and the more modern Lower Eythorne. It sits roughly seven miles inland from Dover, offering a landscape of open arable fields and ancient woodland that feels centuries away from the bustling ferry terminal nearby. Historically, the village was deeply tied to the Kent coalfield, particularly Betteshanger Colliery, which transformed the local geography in the 20th century. Today, the pace is much slower; the village is centered around a traditional green, a busy local pub, and a primary school. One of its most distinctive features is the East Kent Railway, a heritage line that runs through the village, serving as a reminder of the area's industrial past. While it feels rural, the village is practical for those heading toward Canterbury or Sandwich, providing a straightforward link to the A2 while remaining tucked away from the main traffic routes.