Accommodation on North Downs Way

August 7, 2020

2 x 2 bedroom cottages (Candy Cottage sleeps 3 and Old Post Cottage sleeps 4), 4 star rated, awarded GTBS Gold. Beautifully appointed, facilities include a fully enclosed gardens, fully equipped kitchen with microwave, electric hob & oven, kettle, toaster, hand blender, slimline dishwasher and fridge/freezer. High speed Wifi, DVD, selection of local interest books and maps, games, CD/radio/stereo. Toddler equipment provided; stairgates, high chair, travel cot, plastic plates/bowls/cutlery, toy box. Local village pub opposite and village shop & cafe 5 doors away. Welcome pack on arrival. Awarded Kent Breakfast Hamper (locally sourced products).

We are pleased to offer self-catering accommodation in a newly erected log cabin, built in the grounds of our 17th century home, with views of The North Downs here in Thurnham, Kent.The Cabin (23ft by 10ft) has been decorated and fitted out with a contemporary look and offers full heating throughout. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed, with an en suite shower room. We provide toiletries, hairdryer, and a couple of towelling robes with matching slippers, just so you’ll feel pampered! And if you need it, there is a futon in the living room that can be converted into an extra bed.After a day spent enjoying the outdoors, you might want to relax in front of the television or just enjoy the flicker of the flames created by our instant-heat electric fire. If you want to prepare your own meals, there’s an oven, microwave and hobs. We’ll even arrange for a food delivery if that’s what you want and store it in the refrigerator ready for your arrival.Weather permitting, you will be able to sit out on your own private veranda that overlooks the North Downs and dine alfresco. You’ll find a barbecue in the shed we have provided, which can also house any bikes you might decide to bring. Fortunately, The Cabin is completely fenced, with its own entrance and land, so if you do bring a four-legged friend, you can all relax.We can advise you on local walks and cycle routes, even those including our wonderful local pubs! This area is steeped in history so you might perhaps choose to visit nearby Leeds Castle and find out why Henry VIII stayed there. The shops are a short drive away.If you are looking for a rural retreat, set at the end of a bridleway and surrounded by fields, why not use The Cabin as a base? Whatever your individual requirements – whether it be walking, biking or a romantic break – we will ensure a tailored approach to your stay, in a clean and well-maintained environment. Also provided:Blu-ray player, electric kettle, toaster, small fridge freezer, boot warmer, ordnance survey maps, bed linen and towels included, battery operated torch, fold-away dining table, chairs and coffee table, Scrabble and cards. Sun loungers.Travel cot, high chair, dog bed.On request with additional cost: welcome hamper, breakfast hamper, food order, cooked breakfasts, home-made evening meals to reheat, packed lunches, cleaning and laundry service. Dog sitting.Tea and coffee provided for arrival. No smoking inside Cabin. Utilities included. Sensible footwear is recommended (especially in the winter) as the cabin is reached along a grassy track.Disabled FacilitiesWe have made the cabin as accessible as possible but the topography of the land limits access at some times during the year and steps are required. If you have limited mobility please telephone me and I can talk you through the access ensuring you can be as comfortable as possible.

A stunning Country House Hotel near Ashford, Kent, set in its own spectacular grounds within a 3,000 acre estate. The 62 elegant and spacious suites and bedrooms are individually designed, some with four poster beds and glorious views over the gardens and countryside. The 1, 2 and 3-bedroomed Mews Cottages, each with kitchen facilities and lounge, are perfect for families and groups Eastwell Manor boasts two restaurants including the award winning Manor Restaurant (recently voted 5th most Romantic in Britain by The Times) and seven private rooms for weddings, parties and conferences. The Pavilion houses one of the finest spas in England with facilities including a steam room, Jacuzzi, sauna, hydrotherapy pool with indoor (and outdoor in summer months) heated swimming pools and Dreams Beauty Salon offering a full range of treatments. There is a 9 hole, 2,132 yard par 32 USPGA golf course. The perfect base to visit the North Downs Way.

Green Farm Barn, Shadoxhurst”Absolutely beautiful, well equiped and an absolute treat to stay” (Theresa, party of 12, May 2013)”The barn was stunning, thoughtfully restored, beautifully decorated, very comfortable with all the modcons… a good configuration for a multi-family goup” (Paula, party of 11, May 2013)Green Farm Barn is a sensitively restored listed barn dating back to the mid 19th Century, completed in mid-April 2013. The Barn was originally the coach house and stabling for Green Farm when this was the Kings Head Coaching Inn. Together with the “Cow Shed”, it forms a luxury holiday let with accommodation for up to 12 guests, speak to us if you want 14. Green Farm Barn provides a wonderful place for family get-togethers, two or three families holidaying together or groups of friends wanting to get away! We are very proud to have just received 4 Rosettes with a Gold Award from VisitEngland.There are five bedrooms; three ground floor en-suite, one with full wheelchair access that is suitable for people with disabilities, all with 6ft wide super-king double beds. The two upstairs bedrooms, on the mezzanine overlooking the sitting room, have three 3ft single beds and share an en-suite bathroom. It is possible to alter the layout of the beds if desired. The rest of the property comprises a large vaulted open plan sitting room with log-burning stove, a modern, well equiped kitchen (including a range, american fridge/freezer and two dishwashers), a dining table for 14, a family bathroom and a large garden room with big french windows opening onto the patio and the secluded courtyard. Green Farm also has a sauna that is available to guests.Green Farm is is set deep in the heart of the Kent Weald but is only 10 minutes from Ashford International station with its high speed javelin trains to London (St Pancras in 37 minutes) and Eurostar trains to Paris and Brussels. It is also just 10 minutes from both J9 and J10 of the M20. A Green Lane leads into 12,500 acres of woodland, most of it ancient, much of it within designated Local Wildlife Sites and some of it designated as SSSI. Rolling farmland spreads down to Romney Marsh and the sea. This is a wonderful area to walk, run or ride bicycles. Wildlife abounds including deer in the woods, nightingales in spring, bats and owls in the evenings.This is a great, central base to explore this part of Kent with plenty for everyone within a short drive: Castles, Gardens, Cathedral, Market Towns, Beaches abound! Tenterden is just 10 minutes away and Rye is only 20; the Designer Outlet Centre in Ashford provides great shopping 5 minutes away and the local pub, which is a five minute walk, has twice won Shepherd Neame “Food Pub of the Year”.Guests have full access to Green Farm and its 33 acres of meadows, wooded pasture and ancient woodland, almost all within a Local Wildlife Site because of its rich diversity of habitats, flaura and fauna. You are also welcome to visit and even help with the farm animals, depending on the season and the farming activity.Guests are welcome to purchase our free-range chicken and duck eggs, vegetables and meat as available. We are proud to be accredited with “Produced in Kent” who recognise our commitment to the quality of locally sourced produce and services and to the attractiveness of Kent as a holiday destination.

Two charming, peaceful, self-contained cottages, one with a large private garden set in c. 4 acres; part of a 500 year old Kentish Hall house and listed Grade II by English Heritage.Perfect for relaxing and walking in beautiful surroundings.Overlooking Chilham Castle Park, nestling in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ designated of significant landscape value by the government’s Natural England. The Kent chalk downlands, deciduous woods, historic forests, lakes, water meadows, apple and hop orchards provide the perfect setting in which to unwind. A single-track Kentish lane passes the cottages and comes to a dead end after about 1/3 mile. It continues as an off road footpath into Kings’ Wood and Godmersham Park:this is part of the ancient Pilgrims’ Way to Canterbury and one of the UK’s National Trails, theNorth Downs Way.The famous Tudor village of Chilham is about 1/3 of a mile; its stunning square surrounded by 15C timber framed houses is sometimes used for film sets.The village has two pubs, a train station, bus stop and Post Office. Groceries, fruit and vegetables are obtainable from nearby farm shops.Easy access to many of Kent’s attractions, its historic old towns, famous castles and gardens, the coast and nature reserves.The historic cottages are in immaculate condition, well equipped with all modern facilities including free wifi; lovingly cared for by the same owners for the past 27 years. Close to Eurotunnel terminal, Dover cross-channel ports, Ashford International station (Eurostar). Airports at Gatwick (62 mls) Heathrow (82 mls). Come and enjoy!

You are assured of a warm welcome at our Victorian guest house situated in its own gardens, one of the very few in the area with private off road parking. Over the years the charming building has been tastefully modernised to provide clean and comfortable accommodation whilst still retaining many of its original features. Our room features include a hospitality tray with a selection of hot beverages, flat screen digital TV with freeview, free WiFi and toiletries.We are within 10 minutes of the Channel Tunnel and 15 minutes to the Dover ferries, making it ideal for anyone requiring a break in their journey. The town centre with its restaurants, bars and clubs and the Leas Cliff Hall are only a short stroll away and the seafront, leas coastal park, children’s play area and picturesque harbour are also within easy reach. So many beautiful, exciting and interesting places are also within easy reach by car, train or bus: the cathedral city of Canterbury and its unique world heritage site attractions, Dover, the medieval town of Rye, Leeds Castle, wildlife parks, miniature railways, stately homes and glorious gardens are just some of the attractions. The north downs with its rolling hills and pretty villages are on the outskirts of Folkestone. We welcome families, well behaved pets for a small additional charge and motorbikes, which can be parked safely away from the main car park.

Warm welcome awaits in cosy cottages on our small friendly farm high on the North Downs. Our 4 Cottages sleeps a total of 20. Guests are welcome to explore our small family farm where we have a small flock of sheep, a few donkeys, alpacas, pigs chickens and ducks. Elmfield Farm links up with footpaths through bluebell woods for longer walks. We always leave homemade cakes for our guests!Dilly Cottage Sleeps 4. Pets Welcome, Twin room, double room, bathroom with shower over bath, kitchen, open plan living/dining room. Enclosed garden overlooking fields.Gilt Cottage Sleeps 4. Pets Welcome – Twin room, double room, bathroom with shower over bath, kitchen, open plan living/dining room. Enclosed garden overlooking woodland.Clay Cottage Sleeps 6. Downstairs double with en suit wet room, open plan living kitchen/dining room. Upstairs family bathroom with shower over bath, twin room, double room. Decking and small garden overlooking fields. The ground floor is fully wheelchair accessible with ramped access to the front. Sorry no pets.Straw Cottage Sleeps 6. Downstairs double with en suit wet room, open plan living kitchen/dining room. Upstairs family bathroom with shower over bath, twin room, double room. Decking and small garden overlooking fields. The ground floor is fully wheelchair accessible with ramped access to the front. Sorry no pets.There is a recently finished communal laundry (spring 2018). We also have a dining room available for guests which can seat up to 20 if you are traveling in a large party.For children we have cots, highchairs, stairgates for the top of stairs, microwaveable bottle steralisier and a range of plastic plates and bowls as well as childrens cutlery. Outside there is a small play area with swings and slide. Children and adults are most welcome to join us feeding the animals each evening.Walkers and Cyclists are very welcome.

Primrose Cottage, which is set back off the road, is the last of four cottages in what once one known as Primrose Alley. The first three cottages have now been converted into one dwelling where we live and we are pleased to be able offer Primrose Cottage as holiday accommodation for individuals and families looking to stay in this beautiful part of The Garden of England. The cottage is believed to be 15C and has a wealth of original and interesting features such as exposed beams, inglenook fire place and small twisting staircase (with handrail).Although is has a cosy feel the rooms are spacious and the cottage sleeps 5.The cottage had gas central heating throughout.The lounge has a red tiled floor, comfortable suite, inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove (fuel provided), TV (with freeview) & DVD player with a small library of DVDs.A number of games and books are also provided together with a travel cot and high chair.The dining room has an oak sideboard and dining table and chairs for five people.The well equiped kitchen includes a dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine, electric oven with gas hobs and microwave. You will find everything you need from cork screw to fishslice and from potato masher to cafetiere!Upstairs there are two large bedrooms, one sleeping 2 in a kingsize bed and the other containing 3 single beds.The modern bathroom has a corner bath.The cottage is centrally heated throughout.Privately fenced patio area, BBQ and garden furniture for alfresco dining or for storage of cycles.And finally if you need anything we are only next door and willing to help! Please note that the small spiral stairs may not be suitable for the infirm although there is a handrail.Primrose Cottage is in the delightful village of Bridge, just a stone’s throw from historic Canterbury. The village has 3 pubs, a well stocked convenience store, post office, chemist, health centre, park with children’s play area, dentist, butchers and 2 hairdressers. With excellent links onto the A2, Bridge is the perfect spot for exploring East Kent. There are also regular buses into Canterbury. Bridge village is situated in the Nailbourne Valley in an attractive rural setting.

YHA Canterbury at a glance:YHA members can enjoy free Wi-Fi in social areasRenovated cafe barRenovated communal areasFully-equipped kitchenSeven rooms with en suitesYou’ll find the Roman-walled city of Canterbury crammed with history and culture. The accommodation at YHA Canterbury is close to the centre and popular with groups, individuals and school trips alike. Attractions include the cathedral, abbey, museums, guided tours and theatres – great for a cheap city break or weekend away. The hostel is within easy reach of the North Downs Way and Pilgrims Way. 5 Free Things To Do In Canterbury! Barnsole VineyardThis family-run vineyard welcomes visitors with a free mini-tour which lasts around 20 minutes and shows off the highlights of the of three-acre location, but that’s not all! Barnsole Vineyard also treats its guests to a free wine tasting session!The BeaneyThis art museum and library is located right in the centre of Canterbury, and boasts art galleries with plenty of interesting exhibitions, a fantastic library, and a varying programme of events and activities that’ll ensure visitors of all ages will be happy and intrigued.Canterbury Norman CastleFor a true taste of Canterbury’s history, look no further than its Norman Castle. Built after the conclusion of the Battle of Hastings, this is one of the area’s must visit attractions.Whitstable Oyster YawlOyster trawling used to be one of the key industries of the region, so the last remaining Oyster Yawl in public ownership – known as “The Favourite” – is an important reminder of the areas past.Canterbury City WallsMade famous by their reference in the Canterbury Tales, the city walls now unfortunately only cover half of the town, but thankfully what is left of the Roman remains can still be walked around.

We are a small family run campsite and are extremely proud to have won a Visit England ROSE Award in Recognition Of Service Excellence.We are a mile away from the beach, Ramsgate town centre and the only Royal Harbour in the country.Viking Cycle Trail is less than half a mile from the campsite.We accept Tents, Caravans, Motorhomes and Trailer Tents. Below are a few of the reasons why we may be the perfect site for you. FREE Wi-Fi ZoneFREE temperature regulated showers.*FREE use of a Fridge/Freezer.*Vending machines – hot drinks, cold drinks and snacks.Indoor Washing Up and Utility Room.Dogs welcome, there is a park next to the campsite for walking.Children’s play area and park next to the campsite.Small onsite shop which includes phone charging.Tesco Express is at the top of the road, open daily 7am till 11pm .Petrol station, located opposite Tesco Express has a small grocery shop, open 24 hours.Local Take Away services are within a short walk or alternatively will deliver – Chinese, Fish and Chips,Domino pizza, Indian restaurant.Bus stop outside our entrance (Number 9 Broadstairs, Ramsgate and Canterbury service).The Loop Bus travels around Thanet every 7-10 minutes. Stops include Ramsgate town, Broadstairs, Margate and Westwood Cross Shopping Centre.Ramsgate train station is only half a mile away.Ramsgate beach and the Royal Harbour is just over a mile away.Other attractions in Thanet include the Spitfire & Hurricane Museum, Ramsgate War Tunnels, The Turner Gallery and award winning beaches & bays.*These facilities are not available during the winter season.

Bleriot’s Dover Bed & Breakfast, named after the intrepid French aviator, Louis Bleriot, who made his pioneering cross-channel flight to Dover in 1909, is an ‘AA Three Gold Star Award Highly Commended’ non-smoking Victorian guest house in a leafy avenue between Dover castle and the ferry terminals.This ‘AA Three Gold Star Award Highly Commended’ non-smoking Victorian Residence is set in a tree lined avenue in the lee of Dover Castle. Within easy reach of restaurants, Town Centre, White Cliffs of Dover, Dover Ferry Ports, Cruise Terminal trains and buses. Channel Tunnel approximately 10 minutes drive. We offer gated security lit off road parking for guests vehicles.We specialise in one night stop-over’s and mini-breaks. Single, Double, Twin and Family rooms with Full En-suite, all rooms have flat screen TV’s with freeview, Tea/Coffee making facilities and individually controlled full Central Heating. The attractive dining room is the venue for a wholesome breakfast served from 7.00am to 9.00amBleriot’s Dover guest house provides bed and breakfast accommodation close to Dover’s ferry terminal. P&O, DFDS and LD Lines all run services from Dover docks. Bleriot’s dover guest house is ideal if you are a tourist visiting Kent’s many tourist attractions or needing an over night stop on your holiday.Sorry, no pets accepted!

Knowlton is a much loved family home within a stunning and extensive country estate of over 1900 acres nestled in the heart of Kent, The Garden of England.Whether you are looking for a venue for a family celebration or luxury wedding, or a holiday or idyllic short break in one of our delightful holiday cottages, Knowlton is the perfect place for any occasion. The Dower House, a charming Grade II listed Elizabethan manor house nestled within its own expanse of private gardens at the heart of the Knowlton Estate.which sleeps 21 across 10 bedrooms, 8 en-suite. Tickenhurst House which sleeps 12,This five-bedroom house boasts a homely farmhouse kitchen complete with large banqueting table, which seats 14 family and friends. The Lodge sleeps 8,The Lodge is the gatehouse to Knowlton Court and was designed in 1912 by Edward Lutyens. This delightful property, with its secure garden and views over Memorial Park, is the ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Home Farm sleeps 6+2 This spacious three-bedroom holiday home, which sleeps eight people, has been fully modernised and is well presented with every comfort. The large kitchen is fully fitted and equipped, with views over the original farm courtyard and fields beyond. Woodpecker View, Sleeping 2, Newly renovated, Woodpecker View is a charming modern rural retreat – perfect for couples on a weekend away, especially those who enjoy walking, cycling and other country pursuits. Each of the holiday homes within the Estate has been carefully appointed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Our location in the heart of the countryside is perfect for exploring all our county and coast has to offer, with London and France both also within easy reach.

Historic Bore Place House and a range of converted farm buildings are available for hireSituated just 35 miles from London in the Kent countryside, near Sevenoaks, with easy access from the M25 motorway, Gatwick airport and mainline railway stations at Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Edenbridge.- See more at: http://www.commonwork.org/venue/accommodation-and-meeting-rooms#sthash.OCH3nglA.dpufHistoric Bore Place House and a range of converted farm buildings are available for hireSituated just 35 miles from London in the Kent countryside, near Sevenoaks, with easy access from the M25 motorway, Gatwick airport and mainline railway stations at Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Edenbridge.- See more at: http://www.commonwork.org/venue/accommodation-and-meeting-rooms#sthash.OCH3nglA.dpufSet at the heart of 500 acres of organically farmed land in the Low Weald of Kent, historic Bore Place House and a range of converted farm buildings provide a range of flexible accommodation for visitors to this beautiful, peaceful area close to the North Downs Way.We offer flexible holiday accommodation for individuals, small groups, families and community groups and accommodation for organisations using our conference and meeting facilities.buildings which are a mix of historically intriguing spaces with contemporary, sustainable design solutionscatering options for visitors ranging from full to self catering. Our on site chef creates delicious, healthy and sustainable meals using local, organic and fairly traded ingredientslicensed premises and can provide wine and beer, as well as locally produced fruit juicesgardens surrounding the venue providing a creative and nurturing space to relaxThere is some space on site for those wishing to camp. Shower and toilet facilities available at all times.Just 35 miles from LondonTrains from central London take approximately 35 minutes to SevenoaksRailway stations at Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Edenbridge, all within approx. 7 milesEasy access from the M25 motorwayGatwick airport approx. 24 miles

Yew Tree Barn Bed and Breakfast, near Sevenoaks, Kent, UKYew Tree Barn B&B, near Sevenoaks is a converted barn built around 1810 and is located in a tranquil, secluded hamlet, yet only two miles from the M20/M26 motorways to London. We are conveniently situated for the Dover and Folkestone, Eurotunnel, Ebsfleet Station for the Eurostar, all the London airports, and eight miles from Sevenoaks, Maidstone and Tonbridge.We are ideally based for visiting London by train; the local station Borough Green to London Victoria or City Thames Link (St. Paul’s Cathedral) is 1.5 miles and perfectly located for access to visit the numerous National Trust and English Heritage properties in Kent and Sussex with Hever, Leeds, and Bodiam castles within 45 minutes. North Downs Trail is approx 3miles at Wrotham.Yew Tree Barn B&B offers large en-suite bedrooms, which sleep up to 4 or 5 persons to provide flexible accommodation. The ground-floor suite is a large bedroom with a king-size bed and single bed which can sleep 3 persons, plus an adjoining single bedroom. This is suitable for partially disabled persons. The upstairs en-suite family room has splendid views across open countryside and can sleep up to five persons. We have a third bedroom, again with countryside views and private bathroom (downstairs). All bedrooms have TV, tea and coffee making facilities and we offer a hospitality tray on your arrival.

The Snuggery is the perfect bolt-hole for walkers to rest after a long days walking on the North Downs Way. It is situated in the grounds of our Grade II* home in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the pretty hamlet of Upper Bush, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Discover a colonial meets country interior, a cosy wood burning stove and lots of snuggly wraps to cuddle up in. Walking enthusiasts and culture lovers will enjoy The Snuggery with walking trails starting from your doorstep onto the North Downs Way and Historic Rochester only 15 minutes drive away.Open Plan Living Area with oak flooring throughoutSeating Area with sofa, armchair, coffee table, painted sideboard, Smart t.v. with Freesat, wood burning stove and doors to gardenDining Area with gate-legged table and seating for 2Kitchen Area with butler sink, dishwasher, electric cooker, fridge with ice compartment, open shelving. No microwaveBathroom with tiled flooring, bath with drench head shower over and hand-held attachment, washbasin, heated towel rail, w.c.Bedroom with king size bed, bedside tables with lighting, chest of drawers and mirror, hanging rail and chairGarden: Paved area to side of property with garden furniture. Access to raised seasonal herb and vegetable beds (pick-your-own subject to availability). Heated bench for boot warmingHeating: Central heating with wood burning stove (1st basket of logs provided)Parking: Ample space outside property – shared with ownersNotes: All furniture is hand painted by the owner and is for sale. The owner also runs furniture painting workshops. There is no microwave at this property

Two beautiful self-contained 1-bedroomed cottages set in stunning countryside location yet close to all amenities. Each cottage can sleep up to 6 adults and contains fully-fitted kitchen (oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine), bathroom, living area with TV/DVD, dining area, private patio/garden, bedroom with kingsize/twin beds. Towels, toiletries and bedding are all included together with a wide choice of breakfast supplies including locally produced eggs, bacon, sausages, bread, fruit, fruit juice, cereals, yoghurts, jams and marmalade and a selection of hot beverages which are left in the cottage for our guests’ own use and are regularly replaced.

Yew Tree Barn Bed and Breakfast, near Sevenoaks, Kent, UKYew Tree Barn B&B, near Sevenoaks is a converted barn built around 1810 and is located in a tranquil, secluded hamlet, yet only two miles from the M20/M26 motorways to London. We are conveniently situated for the Dover and Folkestone, Eurotunnel, Ebsfleet Station for the Eurostar, all the London airports, and eight miles from Sevenoaks, Maidstone and Tonbridge.We are ideally based for visiting London by train; the local station Borough Green to London Victoria or City Thames Link (St. Paul’s Cathedral) is 1.5 miles and perfectly located for access to visit the numerous National Trust and English Heritage properties in Kent and Sussex with Hever, Leeds, and Bodiam castles within 45 minutes. North Downs Trail is approx 3miles at Wrotham.Yew Tree Barn B&B offers large en-suite bedrooms, which sleep up to 4 or 5 persons to provide flexible accommodation. The ground-floor suite is a large bedroom with a king-size bed and single bed which can sleep 3 persons, plus an adjoining single bedroom. This is suitable for partially disabled persons. The upstairs en-suite family room has splendid views across open countryside and can sleep up to five persons. We have a third bedroom, again with countryside views and private bathroom (downstairs). All bedrooms have TV, tea and coffee making facilities and we offer a hospitality tray on your arrival.

2 x 2 bedroom cottages (Candy Cottage sleeps 3 and Old Post Cottage sleeps 4), 4 star rated, awarded GTBS Gold. Beautifully appointed, facilities include a fully enclosed gardens, fully equipped kitchen with microwave, electric hob & oven, kettle, toaster, hand blender, slimline dishwasher and fridge/freezer. High speed Wifi, DVD, selection of local interest books and maps, games, CD/radio/stereo. Toddler equipment provided; stairgates, high chair, travel cot, plastic plates/bowls/cutlery, toy box. Local village pub opposite and village shop & cafe 5 doors away. Welcome pack on arrival. Awarded Kent Breakfast Hamper (locally sourced products).

We are pleased to offer self-catering accommodation in a newly erected log cabin, built in the grounds of our 17th century home, with views of The North Downs here in Thurnham, Kent.The Cabin (23ft by 10ft) has been decorated and fitted out with a contemporary look and offers full heating throughout. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed, with an en suite shower room. We provide toiletries, hairdryer, and a couple of towelling robes with matching slippers, just so you’ll feel pampered! And if you need it, there is a futon in the living room that can be converted into an extra bed.After a day spent enjoying the outdoors, you might want to relax in front of the television or just enjoy the flicker of the flames created by our instant-heat electric fire. If you want to prepare your own meals, there’s an oven, microwave and hobs. We’ll even arrange for a food delivery if that’s what you want and store it in the refrigerator ready for your arrival.Weather permitting, you will be able to sit out on your own private veranda that overlooks the North Downs and dine alfresco. You’ll find a barbecue in the shed we have provided, which can also house any bikes you might decide to bring. Fortunately, The Cabin is completely fenced, with its own entrance and land, so if you do bring a four-legged friend, you can all relax.We can advise you on local walks and cycle routes, even those including our wonderful local pubs! This area is steeped in history so you might perhaps choose to visit nearby Leeds Castle and find out why Henry VIII stayed there. The shops are a short drive away.If you are looking for a rural retreat, set at the end of a bridleway and surrounded by fields, why not use The Cabin as a base? Whatever your individual requirements – whether it be walking, biking or a romantic break – we will ensure a tailored approach to your stay, in a clean and well-maintained environment. Also provided:Blu-ray player, electric kettle, toaster, small fridge freezer, boot warmer, ordnance survey maps, bed linen and towels included, battery operated torch, fold-away dining table, chairs and coffee table, Scrabble and cards. Sun loungers.Travel cot, high chair, dog bed.On request with additional cost: welcome hamper, breakfast hamper, food order, cooked breakfasts, home-made evening meals to reheat, packed lunches, cleaning and laundry service. Dog sitting.Tea and coffee provided for arrival. No smoking inside Cabin. Utilities included. Sensible footwear is recommended (especially in the winter) as the cabin is reached along a grassy track.Disabled FacilitiesWe have made the cabin as accessible as possible but the topography of the land limits access at some times during the year and steps are required. If you have limited mobility please telephone me and I can talk you through the access ensuring you can be as comfortable as possible.