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From the M2, take exit 6 towards Faversham. Take a left onto the A2 and first left into Brogdale Road. Belmont is situated four miles down the road, just past the Faversham Golf Course.
The nearest railway station is Faversham, which is 6 miles away.
| 2020 Opening (5 Apr 2020 - 30 Sept 2020) |
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* Please visit our website for opening
hours, tour times & special events. Gardens open daily, 10am-6pm or dusk
if earlier. Groups Tue & Thu by appointment. Pre-booked specialist clock
tours 1.30pm last Sat of the month.
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