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Welcome to Clarendons Estate and Letting Agent in Faversham
Faversham is one of Kent’s oldest market towns, famed for its medieval streets, beautiful creekside walks, and vibrant independent spirit. Surrounded by rolling countryside and close to the North Kent coast, it’s perfect for those seeking community, culture, and a strong sense of heritage without giving up on modern living.
Clarendons brings its multi-award-winning service and local expertise to this uniquely charming town, matching buyers and renters with Faversham’s mix of character cottages, waterside homes, and family favourites.
We moved to Faversham with Clarendons and found not just the perfect house but a real sense of belonging. The team knew the area inside out and guided us with patience and care through the whole process.
The Faversham Property Market
The Faversham area stands out as one of Kent’s most robust and buoyant property markets, beloved for its attractive mix of heritage, waterfront and country properties. Buyers are drawn by quality schools, excellent local shops, and frequent rail links, while investors appreciate strong demand and stable values.
Average Property Prices (2025)
Source: HM Land Registry, July 2025. Faversham & ME13 area.
With an overall average value currently around £440,000, Faversham’s market shows stable, sustainable growth and remains a sought-after choice for families, professionals, and downsizers alike.
Faversham Town
Faversham is a true market town, hosting one of the oldest regular street markets in the UK three times a week in its medieval square. Cobbled lanes, timber-framed pubs, indie shops, and food festivals bring energy year-round, while stretch walks along Faversham Creek connect you with the area’s iconic maritime history.
Highlights include the Shepherd Neame brewery tours, Creek Creative studios, and annual Hop Festival. The National Fruit Collection at Brogdale and a network of nature reserves add to the town’s rural charm and variety.
Whether you’re a history buff, foodie, nature lover, or commuter, Faversham’s mix of past and present creates a town loved by all generations.
Transport
Faversham is perfectly positioned for both commuters and explorers. Fast trains reach London Victoria or St Pancras in just over an hour, with more than 100 direct services each day. The A2 and M2 provide speedy car routes to Canterbury, Sittingbourne, and the Kent coast.
Local bus services cover surrounding villages, and the Saxon Shore Way invites walkers and cyclists to discover the best of the countryside and coastline.
Education
Faversham excels for families, with Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School recognised as a top performer in Kent and an array of highly rated primary academies and the Good-rated Abbey School. The town also benefits from strong connections to schools in Canterbury and Sittingbourne for broader choice at both primary and secondary level.
Sports clubs, language classes, and creative studios offer enriching opportunities for all ages year-round.
What are the House Styles in Faversham?
Faversham offers an outstanding range of property styles. Find 14th-century timber-framed cottages along Abbey Street, elegant Georgian houses in the town centre, classic Victorian and Edwardian terraces in suburbs, and contemporary eco-homes in the Perry Court and Davington Park developments. Creekside homes and modern riverside apartments complete the picture.
Whether it’s heritage features, rural views, or green credentials, Faversham’s market is known for character, comfort, and variety.
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