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Hythe is a town in Kent, England, known for its historic Town Hall on the High Street, a Grade II* listed building.

Hythe is an old market town on the edge of Romney Marsh in Kent, offering a historic coastal setting.

Lympne is a small village in Kent, situated on the former shallow‑gradient sea cliffs above Romney Marsh. It lies just west of Hythe and about eleven kilometres from Folkestone, offering a rural setting with close proximity to coastal towns.

Newingreen is a small village in Kent, situated near Folkestone and close to major roads such as the A20 and the M20. Residents benefit from a historic setting on Stone Street and convenient access to surrounding towns.

Pedlinge is a quiet hamlet in Kent, England, featuring a chapel of ease, a house, two cottages and a derelict gatehouse linked to Sandling Park estate.

Postling is a small village in Kent, south of Canterbury, with a historic character reflected in its ancient Roman road proximity and long‑standing community life.

Saltwood is a locality within the historic market town of Hythe in Kent, situated on the edge of Romney Marsh. The area reflects the character of a small coastal community with a long heritage.

Sandling is a village in Kent whose railway station links it to the market town of Hythe and the South Eastern Main Line. The area is served by the historic Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, a 15‑inch gauge line that runs through coastal scenery.

Hythe is an old market town on the edge of Romney Marsh in Kent, offering a coastal setting and a historic character.

Stanford is a village in Kent, England, part of the Folkestone and Hythe district.

Willow Tree Farm in Hythe offers a rural feel with the Ashford Green Corridor nearby, a noted green space in Ashford, England.