Bidborough is a popular village set in the beautiful Southern county of Kent. It was once the home of Kew Gardens curator William Dallimore and in 1955 he identified a rare variety of chestnut tree which still grows in and around the village and is aptly named the "Bidborough Chestnut".

The village has a Primary school, nursery, local shops, post office, garage, public house and a variety of community activities. The nearby Spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is just under 3 miles distant which offers a comprehensive range of facilities including restaurants, theatres, cinema, a modern shopping mall as well as an eclectic mix of boutiques and galleries and the renowned historic Pantiles. Tonbridge is approximately 2 miles distant, providing a regular rail services to Charing Cross, Cannon Street and London Bridge (journey time approximately 40 minutes). The A21 is close by providing direct access to the M25, London airports as well as the South Coast. There are excellent schools throughout the area with Kent operating a Grammar school system.