Land filled with nature

 
 
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Since 1852

 

 

Falconhurst is a family estate founded in 1852, situated in the High Weald of Kent.

All that we do is defined by a devotion to preserve, nurture and celebrate our countryside, whilst bringing more colour to our lives through the shared enjoyment of land, food, music, the arts and community.

Supper clubs at Falconhurst, rustic barn venue in Kent
Falconhurst Farm Shop in Markbeech, Edenbridge, stocks an abundance of fresh, local, seasonal produce
The gardens at Falconhurst, Markbeech, are open April to September
Bride and groom kissing in Falconhurst Gardens, historic wedding venue in Kent
Characterful self catering accommodation for unique countryside getaways in Kent

A place to gather

What’s On

  • Paper mâché workshop with Tere Chad

    22nd AUGUST 10am - 1pm

    A brilliant fun activity for children and families! Join sculptor in residence, Tere Chad, for a fun and interactive workshop to create a paper mâché vulture

  • Painting in the Garden

    4th SEPTEMBER

    Buy a garden ticket from the Farm Shop and tuck yourself away in the garden for a morning of painting. There will be an informal gathering at the house at 1pm to share your experience, with no pressure! Please bring your own supplies

  • Street Food - Freebird

    4th & 5th SEPTEMBER, 12 - 8pm

    American buttermilk fried chicken truck called Freebird. Specialising in local, fresh, quality ingredients for not only the fried chicken but also the hand cut coleslaw, creamy mac & cheese, fries, homemade pickles and more.

  • Forest Bathing with Kirsty Mauritz

    18th SEPTEMBER, 10am - 12.30pm

    An opportunity to experience forest bathing in the beautiful grounds of Falconhurst Estate.

    Kirsty Mauritz, a qualified Forest Bathing+ Guide, will lead you through a unique combination of techniques to calm the nervous system whilst maximising the therapeutic benefits of being among the trees.

  • Supper Club - Freddie Southwell

    18th & 19th SEPTEMBER

    Chef Freddie Southwell returns to Falconhurst with an exciting new menu. His menu this year will draw inspiration from Asia, whilst using the very best ingredients that the Falconhurst Estate, and the local area have to offer. 

  • Street Food - Freddie Southwell

    2nd & 3rd OCTOBER, 12 - 8pm

    Chef Freddie Southwell returns to Falconhurst with his eclectic menu with an Asian twist. He sources ingredients from the Falconhurst Estate, and the local area and creates a truly mouth watering selection of street food.

  • Supper Club - Kitchen 94

    16th, 17th & 18th OCTOBER

    Kitchen 94 are coming back for their third Supper Club at Falconhurst, and to celebrate, we are doing something a little different. To start, there will be the customary evening feast on Friday evening, with a focus on wild, foraged local produce that can be cooked over fire. This latest event will see a first for The Barn, and that is a Sunday Roast!

  • Supper Club - James Brun

    23rd & 24th OCTOBER

    James is back at The Barn, with a menu that draws upon his experience in some of London’s most exceptional restaurants, and his time cooking in India and Japan.

  • Street Food - Anima E Cuore

    6th & 7th NOVEMBER, 12 - 8pm

    Last time they sold out, so we’ve asked them to return to give you another chance to try their hand stretched pizzas. Anima e Cuore means heart and soul, this chosen name derives from their passion for Neapolitan pizza. With an extensive and imaginative menu, there is something that everyone will love.

  • Forest Bathing with Kirsty Mauritz

    13th NOVEMBER, 10am - 12.30pm

    An opportunity to experience forest bathing in the beautiful grounds of Falconhurst Estate.

    Kirsty Mauritz, a qualified Forest Bathing+ Guide, will lead you through a unique combination of techniques to calm the nervous system whilst maximising the therapeutic benefits of being among the trees.

A place to celebrate

Falconhurst estate was founded in 1852 by John Chetwynd Talbot

Discover Falconhurst


 

The Falconhurst Estate has been the home of the Talbot family since the mid-19th century when our ancestor had the vision to create a country estate in this spectacular corner of the countryside.

The landscape remains unspoilt, and the Talbot family continue to live and work here – with each generation putting their own print on the estate.