Ringlestone House

Ringlestone Hamlet, Nr Harrietsham, Maidstone, Kent, England

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About Ringlestone House

Luxury accommodation in a converted Kent Farmhouse set in landscaped gardens on the North Downs Surrounded by woodland and fields opposite the famous Ringlestone Inn near Leeds Castle and Maidstone Only 5 minutes drive from Leeds Castle and junction 8 of the m20 motorway. The converted farmhouse facing the inn is set within five acres of tranquil grounds and provides exclusive facilities. There are three comfortable double bedrooms, Blackberry & Damson can be made up as either double or twin rooms, and Elderflower has a canopied four-poster bed. The unique atmosphere of Ringlestone makes it the ideal choice for parties and groups. Ringlestone House is available as a whole for exclusive and private residential functions or the rooms can be reserved separately.

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