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Four Oaks
Maidstone
Type:Bed & Breakfast
Four Oaks Road, Headcorn, Kent, TN27 9PB
Tel: +44 01622 891224
Maidstone
Tel: +44 01622 891224
From M20 exit at Junction 8 and follow the A20 towards Lenham. At the first roundabout turn right onto B2163 towards Leeds Castle. Continue past Castle entrance though Leeds Village to Junction with A274 (Plough Public House). Turn left onto A274 and continue through Sutton Valence past a Garage & the Weald of Kent Golf Club. Turn right at crossroads into Plumtree Road (by B&B sign in hedge of on left). Continue to the end of Plumtree Road and turn right, Four Oaks is behind a large pond.
2 miles from Headcorn railway station
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