Set within the sweet quiet village of Doddington, Pheasant Cottage was built in the 1450’s and poses a fantastic spot in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You will be amazed by the original, brick open fireplace in the living room, creating that relaxed holiday feel and boasting its traditional charm. Although the cottage offers plenty of its original features, there are plenty of modern touches to make you feel home from home, with the fully equipped kitchen, flatscreen Smart television and Wi-Fi. The cottage has two beautifully appointed bedrooms upstairs, comfortably sleeping four guests, with the family bathroom on the ground floor.

Enjoy leisurely walks around the village, with the footpath to Syndale Valley starting at the property, explore the gorgeous Doddington Place Gardens or visit one of the fabulous local pubs offering food. For those who love exploring historic sites, within a short distance you will also reach beautiful Leeds Castle offering a fun family day out. Further afield you can access the much loved city of Canterbury, with its cathedral, Canterbury Tales, the city walls and a host of shops and restaurants. Beach 15 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 100 yards.

These two holiday cottages (refs UK11991 and UK11993) are beautifully appointed properties situated in a lovely little village called Herne on the main route to Herne Bay beach. Set on the owner’s smallholding with poultry and livery yard, they are perfect for couples looking to have all the quaint village amenities on their doorstep and are also within a short distance to a stunning beach area. It is a short leisurely stroll into Herne where you reach a village pub that serves delicious food, and a bit further on is the local shop.

The cottages have been renovated to a modern standard for a more than comfortable stay, offering a spacious open plan living space with patio doors leading to the garden. There is a charming bedroom upstairs, and a sofa bed in the living room for alternative sleeping if needed. Enjoy calm mornings eating breakfast or balmy summer evenings out in your private garden area overlooking the fields, and being a dog friendly property, this is a great place for your dog to play.

Canterbury is approximately 5 miles away and boasts an array of historical sites such as Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury Tales and the City Walls, as well as offering a large choice of designer shops and international restaurants. Beach 3 miles. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 300 yards.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 4 guests.

’Holme’ is a charming cottage located in the pretty conservation area of Eastry village. Being unusually large for a traditional 17th-century cottage, Holme Cottage is pleasantly spacious and boasts two wood burners, exposed beams and a beautiful inglenook fireplace. Guests can experience the history and character of days gone by whilst still enjoying all the comforts of modern living. Outside there is a small courtyard, perfect for sitting with a glass of wine on a summer’s evening.

The cottage is ideally located for a host of modern amenities with a coffee house, pub, grocers, bakers, butchers and post office, all within a short walking distance. There is a wealth of picturesque footpaths and cycle routes nearby, ideal for nature lovers, walkers, cyclists and dog owners. Holme Cottage is also superbly placed for golfers, with a number or golf courses within a short drive, including Royal St. George’s, Sandwich. For anglers, the tranquil Sandwich Lakes are also within easy access.

Visit the Cinque Port Town of Sandwich and take a trip on the River Stour, you may even be lucky enough to spot seals. Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory is a great spot for birdwatchers, or visit Pegwell Bay Nature Reserve. Great family days out can be had exploring the many castles in this part of Kent including Deal, Walmer and Dover. Do not miss the historic town of Canterbury, just 25 minutes in the car, and you can visit the stunning cathedral which forms part of a World Heritage Site and is often described as ’England in stone.’ Take a wine tasting tour at Simpsons Wine Estate or at Barnsole Vineyard. Bring your passport and head to Dover docks and catch a ferry to France for the day. Beach 6½ miles. Shop 70 yards, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

Set in beautiful grounds, on a country estate in the heart of the pretty village of Hollingbourne, Moorhen Cottage gracefully sits overlooking the picturesque grounds and lakes. This idyllic spot offers the perfect location for a peaceful break, with countryside walks and cycling routes on your doorstep. A choice of locally renowned country pubs lie within a short walk, and the tempting fine food shop and deli is a short distance away which serves breakfast and lunch.
Beautifully finished, this boutique, character cottage has been tastefully designed, with an inviting open plan kitchen and dining area leading through to the dining room, a sociable space to relax come evening. After a busy day of exploring, the sumptuous master awaits, with a comfortable king size bed tempting you into a deep slumber, not before taking a soak in the roll-top bath cleverly positioned so that you can gaze at the stars above. The two further bedrooms will not disappoint, sharing in views of the countryside and lake, with a beautiful, double antique bed upholstered in a deep green fabric, and perfectly styled twin room, sharing a bright and airy bathroom.
Outside is a private dining area which sits overlooking the lake, perfect for memorable meals and barbecues alfresco. Whilst the large grounds of the estate are ideal for wandering, relaxing around the shared heated swimming pool or enjoying a competitive game on the shared pool and table tennis.
Moorhen Cottage is ideally situated for those wanting to explore picturesque Kent, with attractions such as historic Leeds Castle and Gardens nearby, and the well known coastal town of Whitstable within a 35 minute drive. Yet those wanting to simply unwind with amenities nearby can easily do so. Beach 20¾ miles. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 590 yards.
This property can be booked together with Kingfisher Oast (M555050) and Herron Barn (M555051) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Beautifully renovated into a boutique holiday home, Hydrangea House has been luxuriously thought out to provide every comfort you could need for a relaxing and peaceful getaway with family or friends. From Hypnos beds and fluffy bathrobes, to the complimentary toiletries, the mini fridges and tea and coffee making facilities in every bedroom, this truly exceptional holiday home offers the luxuries akin to a boutique hotel yet with the whole house to yourselves you won’t be disturbed.

Step through the pastel green front door into the light and calming interior and through to the living area. With a cosy wood burner, plush sofas and chairs, and throws that will make you want to cosy up come evening, the tastefully designed sitting room offers the perfect spot to read a book or browse a magazine, to curl up and watch a film or to enjoy a competitive board game amongst friends or family. Leading through to the heart of the home, the impressive kitchen and dining space has been ideally designed for sociable living, with tasteful and contemporary gloss units and a striking sky light flooding the area with natural light, offering the perfect place to gather whilst a meal is being prepared or simply to sit with a glass of something and look out over the decked terrace and garden.

Fall into a dreamy slumber in one of the four bedrooms, each with a sumptuous Hypno bed, plumped pillows and naturally hypoallergenic wool duvets, all provided with your complete comfort in mind. When morning comes, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee in the comfort of your own bed without having to leave your room, and catch up on the morning news, with tea and coffee making facilities, a mini fridge and flat screen smart TV provided in every bedroom. Each adjoining a beautifully finished and stylish shower room, with complimentary toiletries and a fluffy bathrobe at the ready to wrap up in and wander down to join friends or family for breakfast.

Outside, the luxury continues, with a decked terrace with dining area to relax with a drink and make the most of meals al fresco. Come evening, the outdoor sofas make the perfect spot to gather around the fire pit and gaze at the stars whilst talking about the days adventures.

A picturesque and quaint coastal town, Hythe has all you could need for an escape to the coast. A beautiful stretch of pebble beach, a 5 minute walk away, that stretches as far as the coastal towns of Sandgate and Folkestone, spend the day relaxing on the pebbles, dip your toes in the Channel or stretch your legs with a walk or a cycle along the esplanade with stops at the locally renowned Boat House on Sandgate beach for a well-earned drink or at Griggs of Hythe to sample a seafood delight whilst gazing out to sea. A stone’s throw from the Royal Military canal, where you can explore by water, with rowing boats and kayaks to hire. Wander down the cobbled and historic high street dotted with independent shops, quaint tea rooms and cafés, and a great choice of restaurants to explore, just a few minutes’ walk from Hydrangea House, you couldn’t be in a better position to explore all that Hythe has to offer.

Heron Barn is a lovely romantic barn, perfect for couples and dog friendly too.
The barn dates back to 1761, when it would have been used to store hops from the estate. It has one bedroom and bathroom and a lovely sociable open plan living space, all with country views. A bottle of English wine awaits your arrival.
In the grounds is a shared outdoor heated swimming pool, open in the summer months, and also a shared table tennis table and pool table.
This property can be booked together with Kingfisher Oast (M555050) and Moorhen Cottage (M555100) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Built in 1875, Hamilton Lodge is a Victorian house featuring its own elegant turret. Each room has been designed to have a different theme from a classic antique feel to modern contemporary.
The Lodge is built over three floors with loads of space for between 12 and 15 guests, not counting babies and dogs. Many original features have been maintained, including the lead glass in the entrance hall which has been used as a colour scheme for the interior design. Breathtakingly high ceilings with beautiful chandeliers crown the reception rooms.
The large sitting room is spacious and has comfortable seating to allow all guests to come together for movie nights, whilst the elegant library allows for some quiet space. The large open plan living space at the back of the house is ideal for socialising, cooking, dining and just chilling and chatting. The sliding doors open out onto the garden to create a large space for entertaining.
On the upper floors, Hamilton Lodge has six bedrooms. Bedroom 1 boasting a rocking chair in the turret, and a chaise longue. The three bathrooms all have under floor heating and allow ample space and convenience for all guests. There are side sea views from some of the bedrooms, as the sea is just a few yards away.
The owners have made every effort to ensure guests have a wonderful stay.
Westgate on Sea is a friendly seaside town which boasts a wide sandy beach, local shops and cafes and a lovely old-fashioned independent cinema.
There is a well known path called the Viking Trail which passes through Westgate on Sea and offers a lovely coastal foot and cycle path from Reculver to Ramsgate. Margate is about a 20-minute coastal walk, or is a short five-minute drive, or train ride.

Set on a clifftop, carved into an impressive chalk shelf, there really is no location like it, with the most stunning sea views over the English channel, with France in the distance, and across the beautiful Kent coastline over the Wear Bay and to Dungeness in the distance.
Designed to make the most of the views, nearly every room has a backdrop of the sea, with the neutral white walls purposely drawing your eye outside. The spacious sitting room with views through the large picture postcard type window impresses the moment you walk in, with a comfortable corner sofa that you can sink into come evening and Sky TV if you can bear to draw your eyes away from the view. Stairs lead up to the spacious first floor with four amply sized bedrooms, the beds cleverly positioned so that the sea is your first sight when you open your eyes come morning. There is also a sofa bed available to make up the 8 guests.
Whether you choose to simply relax or have an urge to stay active whilst away, both can be enjoyed at Eagles Nest. Relax in the warmth of the sauna, workout in the gym or take a dip in the indoor heated pool. And come evening, what better way to watch the sunset over St Mary’s Bay than whilst enjoying an evening swim.
Situated on the famous white cliffs between Folkestone and Dover, an iconic symbol of home and once war time defence, yet now a place to simply admire the stunning scenery. With many idyllic walks nearby, you will find Samphire Ho and the National Trusts White Cliffs of Dover situated to the east, and the conservation woodland area of The Warren just beneath you where seals can sometimes be seen swimming in the waters. The seaside town of Folkestone is within a short drive, with its regeneration now attracting many who have discovered its sandy beach, an abundance of quality eateries, and the individual shops and art galleries of its old high street. That is if you can prize yourself away from the tranquillity of this enviably positioned holiday home!

Located in the grounds of the owners’ beautiful 18th-century Queen Anne manor house, this comfortable holiday cottage is a perfect property to enjoy the Garden of England. Quiet and peaceful, yet close to nearby Kentish villages such as Hamstreet, Appledore and Tenterden. Also perfect for walkers, as the Royal Military Canal, and the Saxon Shore walk pass by close to the cottage. The sea can be reached by car in 15 minutes.
The lovely historic Cinque Port town of Rye is a short drive away going westwards, as are two of the most famous gardens in England, Sissinghurst Castle and Great Dixter. In the other direction, Ashford provides excellent shopping, for example at the Designer Outlet, and lies en route to Canterbury, with its magnificent cathedral (40 minutes’ drive), and Whitstable, a buzzing seaside town famous for its restaurants and oysters (40 minutes).
The Oast has a charming circular sitting room and large country style kitchen which leads to the south facing garden which is a real sun trap. The owners welcome guests with a dog, and the garden is fully enclosed. Guests can also enjoy the owners’ outdoor heated swimming pool by arrangement.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, the master bedroom being in the circular oast. All rooms have bedroom furniture and lovely views of the surrounding countryside.
There are a number of local pubs serving food, but for guests who want time off cooking yet don’t want to go out, the owner of Leacon Hall will be delighted to provide the menu for delicious ready-made food in the oast house. This can be prepared for your arrival or for occasions during your stay. Patrick is a chef who prepares meals for the Goods Shed, an award-winning restaurant and farmers’ market in Canterbury. He uses seasonal fruit and vegetables from his garden and also sources products locally, such as fresh fish from Dungeness. He can even source the perfect wine companion too. In addition, for guests who wish to eat out without the worry of driving, Patrick and his partner, Linda, welcome them to eat in the Leacon Hall dining room, for which a different menu is available.

This end-terrace property is nestled within the town of Whitstable. Luxury interiors. Pet friendly. WiFi. Herne Bay 5 miles.