Seal Area Guide

Guide to Seal

Seal is a charming little historic village in the Sevenoaks district of Kent with a strong sense of community, and a wonderful countryside feel.

Benefiting from a small but convenient selection of local shops, as well as a pub, park, churches and a primary school. Seal in Kent boasts a unique village atmosphere. Seal is also characterized by a magical mix of traditional cottages, modern homes and historic landmarks, including two churches which date back to the 13th Century.

Whilst it has a rural feel, renting or buying a property in Seal means you are extremely well connected, not only to Sevenoaks town, but to the city of London. Living in Seal is very popular due to its convenient lifestyle for families, retires and professionals, all seeking that balance between a serene, rural life and modern amenities. There’s a good selection of shops, cafes/restaurants and a local family butcher. It’s an ideal location for those who enjoy outdoor activities with rolling hills and woodland walking trails on your doorstep but easy connection to the city.

Population: Circa 1,600.

Eating out and entertainment: Seal Kebab and Pizza Shop, an Indian Restaurant and the Five Bells pub.

Schools: Seal C of E Primary School.

Shopping / Amenities: Family run Butchers (H W Coldbreaths), a local grocery shop, an independent fashion boutique and barbers.

Community facilities: Recreation Ground with a children’s playground and a library.