Cudham

Cudham is a beautiful historic village located in the picturesque countryside, within the London Borough of Bromley.  Just 15 miles southeast of Central London, Cudham offers residents a serene, rural lifestyle within a great community while providing easy access to urban amenities and attractions.

Known for its close-knit community, Cudham is a friendly village with a relaxed atmosphere. Locals often come together at community events such as the annual summer fete.  The village fosters a strong sense of belonging, making it a welcoming place for families and individuals alike.

Amenities include a village pub ‘The Blacksmith’s Arms’, recreation ground with recently updated children’s playground, historic church, cricket club, village hall and local primary school.

The village is easily accessible to the larger towns and transport links of Orpington, Bromley, Biggin Hill and Sevenoaks, whilst being surrounded by stunning countryside, offering a semi-rural village lifestyle with lovely walks on the doorstep and a delightful outlook. Downe village, home to Charles Darwin’s home Downe House, is 2 only miles away.

Transport links

• The mainline station at Orpington (zone 6) approximately 4.5miles away has good parking and offers fast non-stop trains to London Bridge in 15 minutes every half hour.
• Chelsfield station (also zone 6) is 4.2 miles away, also offering links to central London.
• R5 and R10 bus links to Orpington and Knockholt.
• The nearest entry point to the M25 is at Junction 4, 6 miles away, providing access to the wider motorway network as well as Bluewater, the Dartford Crossing and the M23 for Gatwick Airport.

Cudham’s historic church of St Peter and St Paul was even mentioned in the Domesday book!  The church website offers more information on the rich history of the church and graveyards.

Cudham offers a diverse range of housing options including many period homes reflecting the historic charm of the area, including cottages and more spacious family homes with unique architectural details.  There are also some more modern developments including Lord Darby Mews, providing stylish contemporary living spaces. Larger homes on expansive plots cater to families and individuals desiring a more tranquil, countryside lifestyle.

Families will find several reputable schools nearby, including Cudham C of E primary school https://www.cudham.bromley.sch.uk/. Secondary options are available in Biggin Hill, Orpington and Sevenoaks.

Local Amenities in Cudham

• The children’s playground has recently been updated, delighting local children who now have fun equipment to play on.
• The large recreation ground is perfect for walks and games and houses the local cricket club, Cudham Wyse Cricket Club.
• The village pub and restaurant, The Blacksmith’s Arms, dates back in some form to 1628 and is centrally located in the village, offering a popular place for locals to come together.

https://www.theblacksmithsarmscudham.com/

Why Choose Cudham?

Living in Cudham combines rural tranquility with a vibrant community spirit. With its stunning natural surroundings, friendly atmosphere, and varied housing options, Cudham is an excellent choice for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle close to nature. Experience the charm of village life while enjoying convenient access to essential amenities and transport links.