Selling is a small village and civil parish in Swale, Kent, England, set on the chalk slopes of the North Downs a few miles south of Faversham. The landscape is typically Kentish - rolling farmland, orchards and patches of downland - and the area is popular with walkers using local footpaths and bridleways.
The village keeps a quiet, rural character with a historic parish church, a village hall and a small railway station that provides links to nearby towns and commuters heading into London. Agriculture has long shaped the local economy, and today a mix of farming, small businesses and commuter households supports a close-knit community that still organises occasional local events and gatherings.