Unisex hair salon in the rural town of Cranbrook.

Bentley’s Antiques specialise in fine art and antiques. Auctions are held regularly in Cranbrook, Kent.

Offering local fruits like apples, strawberries, plums, and Kent-made ice cream as well as pies and game.

Traditional Greek kitchen, delicatessen, patisserie, artisan coffee counter & licensed bar.

Glass House offers plantscaping services for businesses and individuals as well as a selection of plants for sale in their shop in Cranbrook.

A traditional country pub nestled in the Kentish countryside near Goudhurst, The Peacock Inn offers locally-sourced fresh food, beer and wine.

Local grocery shop selling local produce and products.

Wholly British gifts and souvenirs, a family run independent shop.

The George Hotel is a historic building which offers a great stay combining history, indulgence, and outstanding service.

Dog friendly rural café serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, elevenses and afternoon tea alongside a wonderful farm shop with an exceptional range of fresh produce and a large pantry department.

A local independent lifestyle boutique in the heart of Cranbrook, Kent. Unique quality crafted rustic homeware pieces hand selected for their timeless aesthetic. Beautiful and inspiring lifestyle products.

The Milk House is a former coaching inn in the heart of the village of Sissinghurst. It’s a gastropub, dog friendly with pub garden and has four beautifully appointed bedrooms.

Gifts, stationers, women's and men's fashion accessories, jewellery, toys and games.

Nestled in the idyllic town of Cranbrook, Kent, Maisie K is a unique lifestyle store that offers the best in the latest fashion trends, fashion accessories, and luxury home decor and furniture.

Independent well-known fabric, textile, paint and interiors shop with expert advice on hand to advise and serve you.

The Star and Eagle Hotel is a charming Hotel & Pub Restaurant located in Goudhurst, offering views of the surrounding orchards and hop gardens for which the area is renowned.

Step into a Grade II listed establishment, licensed since 1415. Original oak beams, remnants of merchant ships, and a charming inglenook fireplace tell tales of the past.