Latest house prices for Boughton Under Blean, Faversham

Straddling the old Roman road between Faversham and Canterbury, Boughton under Blean is a village defined by its linear history. Its long High Street, once a primary stop for pilgrims and coaches on the way to the coast, is lined with a quiet mix of medieval timber-framed houses and refined Georgian brickwork. To the north lie the productive fruit orchards and hop gardens that still characterise the Swale landscape, while to the east, the rising terrain leads directly into the ancient woodland of the Blean. While the village provides daily essentials through its local stores and a handful of long-standing pubs, it functions largely as a gateway to the more extensive facilities of Faversham, which is just three miles down the road. It is a place suited to those who value proximity to the A2 for practical travel, yet appreciate being within walking distance of the North Kent Downs and the various footpaths that branch off towards South Street and Dunkirk.