The Three Horseshoes, SWALE, Kent

With its white weather-boarded exterior, old oak beams and hops adorning the bar, The Three Horseshoes is every inch the classic Kentish pub.

Built 330 years ago, it was the second public house purchased by Shepherd Neame (in 1768) and remains to this day true to the traditions it is proud of.

Nestled in the hamlet of Staplestreet, between the villages of Boughton-Under-Blean and Hernhill, it is a blissfully cosy spot to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life.