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Holiday Homes in Hadlow, Kent

Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Hadlow

Booking your holiday accommodation in Hadlow early is recommended for the best choice of holiday rentals.

Blackdown Cottage, East Sussex, England
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Blackdown Cottage

Burwash, East Sussex Self-catering ~18 miles from Hadlow
Sleeps 1–4 2 Bedrooms 🚫 No Dogs
Next Available 14/11 to 01/12/2026
Facilities
WiFi Open fire Microwave Dishwasher Washing machine Garden Parking
Type of Holiday
No dogs allowed
Weekly from £700 – £995
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Cottages, Apartments & Lodges in Hadlow, Kent, England

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Book self-catered holiday accommodation in, or near, the large village of Hadlow in Kent. Hadlow is a typical residential village that offers a variety of houses and bungalows. It is an ancient village that goes back centuries but has grown most in recent times. Modern housing developments account for much of it but its gradual development is evident in that it has a village hall and a parish church.  There are sufficient amenities to serve the needs of the community, including schools and a cricket club.

Book a place to stay in Hadlow

A holiday rental in Hadlow would be convenient for anyone who has things they plan to do in north Kent and who may like to visit London during their trip.  This part of north Kent, near Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Maidstone is commuter belt for London, so a large number of residents will disappear to work in the city every day.  The town does not have its own railway station so it would be necessary to get to one of the larger neighbouring towns.

Lovely Kent countryside all around

Take any of the roads leading out of Hadlow and you soon find yourself in the country. See horses in fields, farmland and beautiful secluded houses on large patches of garden.  Find quiet lanes to cycle around Hadlow or to walk the dog.

Things to do on holiday in Hadlow

You may wish to pop into Hadlow Pottery to view the items produced there. They also run classes on a Tuesday evening which may appeal to some holidaymakers.

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