Great Maytham Hall was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and built in 1910 for the Rt Hon H.J. Tennant. The estate dates from Saxon times and at least four Norman lords had manors here. The walled garden of the old hall was the inspiration for Frances Hodgson Burnett's children's classic 'The Secret Garden'.

The gardens at Great Maytham Hall were influenced by Gertrude Jekyll and are a fine example of English gardens in the early twentieth century. These tranquil grounds can be enjoyed by residents of the house secure in the knowledge that the upkeep is not their responsibility.

Apartments at Great Maytham Hall are offered on a range of tenures to suit peoples needs. Options are a 20 year lease (for those aged 65 or older) or a 99 year lease; rentals are available on some apartments. Prices vary according to the size and location of the apartment.

There is a monthly service charge to cover the costs of the services provided. Please contact us by telephone for more detailed information on apartments currently available, their prices and the applicable service charges.

The Monthly service charge varies according to the size of the apartment occupied and currently covers the cost of the following:

• Staff employed in the house
• Maintenance of the building
• Maintenance of the gardens
• Building insurance
• Cleaning of communal areas
• 24 hour emergency call line

• State of the art high tech CCTV with vehicle number plate reader.

• High security door entry system

• Utility charges (electricity, water, heating) are charged quarterly in arrears based on pro-rata usage