Elvey Farm

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Everyone who's been here remembers the first time they saw Elvey Farm. It's at the end of a twisting, winding little lane, nestled amongst 75 acres of farmland in the prettiest countryside in Kent. As far as the eye can see, there are fields, orchards and hills, with Pluckley's church spire in the distance.

 

There's been a Guest house here since the 1980s, but Elvey Farm has been around much longer. The Hall House was built in the Middle Ages, and the Stable Block, which is part of the Guest house, has been at the heart of the farm for centuries.

 

Whether you're sipping champagne on the verandah outside your suite, or you're exploring Pluckley's charming village square and shops, you'll be surrounded by the quietest, the most idyllic countryside in Kent.

 

But this is no ordinary Guest house. Elvey's accommodation has been renovated to the highest standards.

Expect stylish contemporary bathrooms in the Stable Block, fully renovated rooms with every comfort, and friendly, personal service.

 

In the evenings, our restaurant, in the sixteenth century barn, offers a mix of traditional Kentish fayre and modern classics. Specialising in old-fashioned Kentish recipes, fresh modern flavours, all hand-made with locally sourced ingredients. Come for something different - or just soak up the atmosphere in the bar!

At breakfast you have fresh eggs, sausages and crispy bacon from local farms, and Kentish Ground Coffee from Pluckley's very own tea and coffee factory.  Elvey has been a part of Pluckley village life for centuries.