Nettlestead Place is a Medieval 13th-century manor
Nettlestead Place is a Medieval 13th-century manor surrounded by 10 acres of picturesque gardens. Set on the west side of the valley, thus affording panoramic views of the river and surrounding farmland, the gardens are on many levels leading down to the River Medway.
The property has a rich history and was even mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. In 1921/22, the house was refurbished and enlarged and the basic structure of what is now the inner part of the gardens, including the large sunken pond and the Rose Garden, was established. The present owners, Roy and Annabel Tucker, have lived in Nettlestead Place since 1978 and, with much passion and rejuvenation, have extended the gardens and grounds. Nettlestead Place only hosts 35 weddings during the spring, summer and early autumn, so dates are limited.