Soames Meadow is a 6.75-acre property in Kent, featuring a mix of open ground, a tranquil pond, and a woodland shaw. The land has a rich history, having been used as an orchard in the past and is now a haven for wildlife, including badgers, rabbits, and deer. The property is surrounded by ancient woodland and offers opportunities for conservation and tree planting, making it a unique and peaceful retreat. The meadow is protected by the local council and has an Article 4 designation, ensuring it is preserved from unsympathetic development. Access is via a metalled road and stone track, and the property is surrounded by a network of tracks and footpaths. The property offers a rare chance to own a scenic and peaceful parcel of land in the High Weald National Landscape, making it an ideal location for those who value nature and conservation.