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Welcome to Clarendons Estate and Letting Agent in Tunbridge Wells
Considering a move to the historic spa town of Tunbridge Wells, or perhaps one of its picturesque surrounding villages of Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, or Wadhurst?
Let Clarendons help you discover Tunbridge Wells properties. As an independent and local estate and letting agent in Tunbridge Wells, we know the area and the market inside out.
With so many reasons to make your home in this beautiful Kent property hotspot, we know you are going to love living in the area as much as we do.
Meet the Tunbridge Wells Team
Clarendons Tunbridge Wells, 74-76 Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1RJ | Email tunbridgewells@clarendons.uk | Telephone 01892 521 740
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Areas We Cover
From our Tunbridge Wells office, we provide expert estate and letting services across these local areas. Click on any location to learn more about that area.
The service from Clarendons was excellent from start to finish. Professional, helpful and always available when needed. I would definitely recommend them and use them again in the future. Thank you for all your help.
The Tunbridge Wells Property Market
High demand and the popularity of Tunbridge Wells and its surrounding villages is reflected in the value of property, with homeowners seeing their property investments grow steadily year-upon-year in this desirable Kent location.
Average Property Prices
The average house price in Tunbridge Wells is £531,000, reflecting the town's prestige and consistent demand. Properties spend an average of 15 weeks on the market.
Average prices based on July 2025 sold property data from Land Registry and major property portals.
Royal Tunbridge Wells: A Timeless Spa Town with Victorian Elegance
A Spa Legacy Fit for Royalty
Born from a chalybeate spring discovered in 1606, Royal Tunbridge Wells quickly became a fashionable retreat for the elite—so much so that in 1909 King Edward VII granted it the "Royal" prefix in honour of its longstanding royal connections.
Chic Shopping & The Pantiles
The iconic Georgian colonnade known as The Pantiles remains the beating heart of the town—lined with independent boutiques, galleries, cafés, and eateries, and hosting vibrant farmers' markets, jazz concerts, and food festivals.
Parks, Gardens & Countryside Escape
Green spaces abound—Dunorlan Park, with its scenic boating lake and Grade II listing, offers peaceful walks and landscaped beauty. Plus, nearby High Weald, sprinkled with castles like Hever and Scotney, invites exploration of medieval woodlands and heritage gardens.
Culture, Theatre & Heritage
Culture thrives here: the Assembly Hall Theatre hosts grand touring shows, while the intimate Trinity Theatre, housed in a converted church, brings art, live music, and community-based performances to life. History also lingers in the Opera House—now a lavish Wetherspoons pub where operatic roots resurface in occasional performances.
Steam Journeys & Savoury Stops
For something different, hop aboard the Spa Valley Railway—a heritage line offering themed steam train trips and scenic journeys through the Kentish landscape.
Community Spirit & Local Life
Royal Tunbridge Wells consistently scores highly as a place to live—praised for its community warmth, safety, and quality of life. A charming local initiative, the Repair Café at Trinity Theatre, exemplifies this spirit: volunteers fix and restore items for free, combining sustainability with social connection.
Summary
Royal Tunbridge Wells strikes a unique balance: refined history, natural beauty, thriving culture, and a strong sense of community—paired with the ease of London connectivity. It's a place where elegance meets accessible living.
Transport
Tunbridge Wells offers excellent transport links with direct rail services to London Charing Cross, London Bridge, and London Cannon Street, making it popular with commuters.
The A21 provides direct road access to London and the M25, whilst Gatwick Airport is approximately 30 miles away, perfect for frequent travellers.
Education
The Tunbridge Wells area is renowned for its excellent schools, both state and independent, consistently achieving outstanding results and providing pathways to top universities.
From highly-rated primary schools to prestigious grammar schools and independent institutions, families are spoilt for choice in this education-focused community.
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