A place of sanctuary The perfect combination of heritage and modernity.
Combining history with community
Wye has always had a strong connection to education, being home to Wye College. Founded in 1447 as a College of secular priests it went on to become an agricultural college in 1894. The Imperial College site closed in 2009, but this beautiful campus and historic buildings will house a new village heritage centre to continue a tradition of sharing knowledge.
A village that has stood the test of time
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Beauty on
your doorstep
The village is small and charming with a tight-knit community and a range of amenities. It features traditional Kentish architecture, with quaint cottages, historic buildings, local shops and pubs. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering scenic walks and outdoor activities.
Beaches a stones
throw away
Wye is relatively close to several beautiful beaches in Kent that can be accessed by car or public transportation.
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