Grafty Green is a village situated in the Maidstone district of Kent, England, within the civil parish of Boughton Malherbe. The village is home to two traditional public houses, including The Kings Head, which contribute to its local character.
Although the village shop with a post office closed in 2021, an outreach post office service now operates from the village hall, maintaining a vital community link. Public transport is limited, with the 59 bus providing a connection to Maidstone only on Wednesdays.
Set amidst the Kent countryside, Grafty Green offers a glimpse of rural village life with its historic pubs and community facilities housed in the village hall. Its location within the Maidstone district places it within easy reach of the wider Kent area.

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