Cowl repairs at Park Farm Oast
Three cowls on a former oast house on the Hadlow Estate have been carefully removed, restored and replaced as part of the Estate’s commitment to maintaining its heritage buildings and…
Moatenden – Breathing New Life into an Old Building
A unique heritage building on the Hadlow Estate, which once served the health needs of the community, has been given a new lease of life as a showroom for a…
Hadlow Estate homes that retain historic links in a practical modern living space
Just one beautiful and thoughtfully designed home at Tatlingbury Farm, on the Hadlow Estate, remains for buyers seeking a modern, practical property in an historic, rural setting. Set in the…
Farming sustainably under the LEAF Marque, for nature and food production
Farming in tune with the environment is proving beneficial for nature, while producing food sustainably on the Hadlow Estate’s arable fields and fruit orchards. The Estate joined LEAF three years…
Getting ready for Spring in the Hadlow Estate gardens
Changing weather patterns present a challenge to anyone caring for a garden. But the team at the Hadlow Estate are working to create a beautiful and productive spring display, using a combination of experience, skill and hard work.
Renovations breathe new life into an historic craft hub
A group of buildings at Carpenters Yard is being brought back into full use, fit for the 21st century
Memories of Estate life, as Peggy marks her 100th birthday
Our congratulations and best wishes to Peggy Redford, who recently celebrated her 100th birthday and who has spent more than 70 years of her life on the Hadlow Estate, known as the Somerhill Estate when she first moved to the area.
New native species woodland planted on the Hadlow Estate
A new native species woodland has been planted in Pembury Wood, near Royal Tunbridge Wells, by the Hadlow Estate.
Success of annual harvest under newly promoted fruit foreman
Hadlow Estate’s apple and pear harvest has been overseen this year by newly promoted fruit foreman Lewis Moullin.
Kent willow on its journey to become bats for cricketing greats
Newly planted willow on the Hadlow Estate could be in the hands of top batsmen in a future Cricket World Cup thanks to a far-sighted diversification scheme.