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The definitive image of a Marsh church, this church sits alone next to a water-filled dyke and is visible from a great distance across fields and grassland. Until the 1960s it was often cut off by winter flooding, when it could only be reached by boat. Inside, the church presents a perfect 18th century interior with white-painted triple-decker pulpit and box pews, complete with oval text boards
Lovely cosy four star pine lodges with outstanding country views in a pretty corner of Romney Marsh. Handy for exploring Rye, Hastings, Canterbury and visiting France by Euro…
This church presents a very different image from others on the Marsh because it has a detached
wooden bell tower. The tower was built in the late 11th century as an open…
This awarding winning farmhouse cottage was originally built in 1764. It has been renovated to a high standard whilst retaining many original features.