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| Length | 0.62 mi (1.00 km) |
|---|---|
| Location | Cranbrook, Kent, England |
| East end | Carriers Road and Stone Street |
| West end | Hartley Road |
High Street is the main thoroughfare of the English market town of Cranbrook, Kent. It runs for 0.62 miles (1.00 km), from a merging of Carriers Road and Stone Street in the east to Hartley Road (the A229) in the west. Many of its buildings date to the late-medieval period, with over fifty of them now being listed.
A market has been held in High Street since 1290, when Archbishop Peckham granted the town a charter.
Notable buildings on the northern side of High Street include:
- The Pharmacy and Pharmacy Cottage. The cottage was once part of a range of buildings that have since been demolished
- Chilworth, dating to the 19th century
Artists Frederick Daniel Hardy and Thomas Webster formerly owned a studio on High Street.