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Beautiful & unique hand-built straw bale studio overlooking open countryside. Great transport links to Canterbury’s historic centre & nearby beaches. Garden location with secluded patio for al fresco dining is an ideal relaxing retreat for couples.

This is a self-built, unique and beautiful spiral straw bale studio in our garden with its own secluded patio and reed bed pond. Created with a reciprocal wooden roof. Inside is a double bed and a single, suitable for a couple or two friends. There is a separate outdoor kitchen, shower room and compost toilet. The paved patio is perfect for al fresco dining under parasol or relaxing with a book on the sofas. This can be used day or night as there's a chimnea fire and outdoor lighting.This is self catering, the kitchen comes with all the main essentials you'll need (plates, cutlery etc.) and for your first morning bread, milk, eggs, cereal and juice will be stocked for you. Tea and coffee facilities are in the studio room. Towels and linen for the bed provided as well as shower gel, soap, shampoo and conditioner as it needs to be biodegradable for our reed bed.

Bekesbourne is a small picturesque village with open countryside and orchards. Within walking distance of Howletts zoo and 3 miles to Canterbury's historic City centre, with it's beautiful Cathedral, wide variety of restaurants, theatre and cinema. There are also many seaside towns all within a 20-40 minute drive.

Charming self contained countryside retreat set amongst the orchards and footpaths. ideal for those who love long walks and cycling. We are close to the city of Canterbur and also the seaside towns of Whitstable and Herne bay, Broadstairs, Margate and the harbour of Ramsgate. also close by are the towns of Deal, Sandwich, Dover where you can visit the historic Dover castle and Walmer castle. The coach house - is a newly refurbished self contained separate dwelling where there is a spacious living area with fully fitted kitchen with all the facilities you will need. The bedroom has beautiful high beamed ceilings with king sized bed and en-suite. Guest access - guests are welcome to park on our drive. The neighbourhood - we live a stones throw away from our lovely local pub where delicious food is served 7 days a week. we live 5 minutes away from Preston where there is a garden centre, a butchers another great pub and a small shop.

The old coach house is located Within our grounds of our property.. The driveway is shared between ourselves and guests which there is plenty of room. Downstairs is an open plan lounge and modern kitchen, upstairs is a vaulted beamed bedroom with a bathroom, there is a newly installed hot tub available outside at an additional cost. £20 per day payable before arrival

There are long walks in the countryside surrounding us, we are also a 20 minute drive from the city of Canterbury and the coastal towns of Whitstable, margate broadstairs and ramsgate

Stay in one of the UK's finest coastal grade 2 Georgian terraces. This truly gorgeous beach pad has the wow factor with stunning sea views throughout the whole space, charming guests with its attention to detail and unrivaled style. Sit in the fabulous vintage clawfoot bath couch enjoying a coffee or glass of wine. Enjoy a candle lit romantic sunset meal or BBQ on our private seafront lawn or on the beach. I'm now reserving dates for guests for when C-19 restrictions lift & will be adhering to airbnb's new cleaning protocol to ensure guest safety. A warm welcome awaits you in the Bay!

This 1 bedroom apartment has simply stunning sea views from all rooms. Spacious living area with quirky clawfoot bath couch and vintage telescope sat in floor to ceiling bay window, perfect for chilling out with a glass of wine enjoying nautical views, freesat TV, Bose bluetooth speaker system. High speed wifi, Apple TV with Netflix subscription. King size bedroom with direct sea views via double doors to living area. Small but perfectly formed, fully equipped kitchen situated off living space with large sea facing window. Impressive spacious wet room room situated off the main corridor and main bedroom. The perfect romantic retreat! Herne Bay is a charming quintessentially British seaside town with lots to offer. Lovely small boutiques and independant shops. Great restaurants and cafe's, coastal walks / cycle paths to Whitstable & Reculver Towers and beyond as far as you wish to wonder. Stroll on the pier with its arts and crafts stalls at weekends, old fashion amusement arcades, a fab old time bingo hall, original bandstand with lots of events in summer. The perfect spot for a romantic break. Historic Canterbury (7 miles) and the charming town of Whitstable (4 miles) is a short drive or bus journey away. There is a cycle path on the seafront that will take you to Whitstable one direction and Margate, Broadstairs and beyond the other. On booking will send you a full guide on the area, great places to eat, drink and places to visit. I'm an Airbnb Superhost and passionate that all guests have a great stay. Please see my ratings.

Herne Bay is a charming quintessentially British seaside town with lovely, quirky, and independent shops, as well as great restaurants and cafe's, coastal walks and cycle paths to Whitstable & Reculver Towers and beyond—a perfect place to wander. I will send you a comprehensive list with some amazing places to eat drink, walks to enjoy and places to visit.

Located in the heart of the Kent countryside in the beautiful village of Littlebourne, Bramble Lodge is an ideal secluded base from which to enjoy a relaxing break with family and friends any time of year. The cabin has 2 bedrooms, a family bathroom, a pleasant open plan living area and an extensive decked area with outdoor furniture, bbq, fire pit and private hot tub. The cabin is situated on our 3-acre idyllic site with resident pygmy goats and mini pigs! We have a 2nd cabin - Oak lodge.

The lodge caters for 5 people. An open plan living area has a well-equipped kitchen containing electric hob and fan oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge freezer, cooking utensils, a family dining area and a comfortable sitting area with wall mounted flat screen TV with freeview and DVD player. Wifi also available. There are 2 bedrooms, a master bedroom with king sized bed and a separate family room with both a double and single bed. There is a large stoned garden area with BBQ, hot tub and fire-pit ideal for alfresco dining. The cabin is south facing and benefits from the sun from sunrise until sunset. With excellent amenities close by including the local shop, large village green, outdoor play area, local village pub (all within a few minutes walk), stunning scenery leading to numerous beautiful walks and cycle routes, this cabin is ideal for a year-round family break. Situated only 10 minutes from the historic city of Canterbury and on bus routes to Sandwich and the seaside town of Whitstable. Howletts zoo is less than a mile from the cabin and Wingham wildlife park within a couple of miles. Additional information... Central heating throughout Clean linen and towels provided Private parking for 2 vehicles IF YOUR DATES ARE NOT AVAILABLE OR YOU HAVE A LARGER GROUP, WE HAVE AN ALMOST IDENTICAL CABIN CALLED OAK LODGE SITUATED 70M FROM BRAMBLE LODGE.

Places to visit Canterbury Cathedral Cathedral House, 11 The Precincts, Canterbury CT1 2EE, (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) The Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and an outstanding example of English ecclesiastical architecture. Founded by St. Augustine in 597AD it was the country's first cathedral. The building is particularly renowned for superb examples of 13th Century stained glass windows. Visitors can view the Crypt, the Tomb of The Black Prince and - most famously - the tomb of Archbishop Thomas Becket. The spot where Becket was murdered is marked in the cathedral. The Cathedral precincts are also of interest, as are the medieval streets and Buttermarket that surround it. It's open all year, but subject to regular entry restrictions for services and special circumstances. If you get the chance to visit for a service, take the opportunity - you won't regret it! St Augustines Abbey Longport, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 1PF Situated just outside the city walls, opposite Canterbury Cathedral. In the year 598, Saint Augustine was sent to England by Pope Gregory I, on what might nowadays be called a revival mission. King of Kent at this time was Ethelbert, who happened to be married to a Christian, Bertha. Whether or not his spouse influenced him isn't known, but he allowed Augustine to found the first monastery in Britain just outside the city walls of Canterbury. It was originally created as a burial place for the Anglo-Saxon kings of Kent and is part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site, (along with the cathedral and St Martin's Church). It opens from Wednesday - Sunday between April and June, daily in July and August, and at weekends only for the rest of the year. Howletts zoo Bekesbourne Road, Bekesbourne Road, Bekesbourne, Canterbury CT4 5JL A world-class wild animal park set in ninety acres of beautiful ancient park land. It has a superb collection of exhibits including lions, tigers, elephants, and apes. The park, which was founded by John Aspinall, is also respected for its successful breeding programmes - along with its sister park at Port Lympne near Hythe. Wingham Wildlife park Rusham Road, Canterbury, CT3 1JL Wingham Wildlife Park first opened its doors as Wingham Bird Park in 1986, changing its name to Wingham Wildlife Park approximately 15 years later. The park is now so much more than birds and offer a full package of fun for all the family to enjoy from play areas, mini diggers and go-karts to hands on encounters, museum exhibits and beautiful picnic locations. Wildwood Trust Herne Common, Herne Bay, Kent Wildwood is a unique woodland discovery park. It occupies 40 acres of ancient woodland, with easy access and lots to do and explore. From owls to otters, bees to beavers, and wild boar to wolves, you can experience close encounters with native wildlife in an environment that is close to nature. The life of Wildwood constantly changes with the seasons; as the animals give birth a whole host of young animals can be spotted, which means every visit is a new experience. You can also travel back to Saxon times to meet the local residents and find out how humans and nature got along. Catch a live demonstration of their ancient crafts and skills from the UK's leading re-enactment society. Port Lympne Aldington Road, Lympne, Hythe CT21 4LR Set over 600 acres, Port Lympne is home to the UK’s most authentic safari experience, The African Experience – 100 acres alive with African animals. Join our safari vehicles to see animals including zebras and giraffes wandering freely then head off on foot around the rest of the park to see the big cats and primates. Look out for the baby giraffe and rhino born in 2016! Visitors to Port Lympne throughout the year are promised a super, natural and epic day out as they explore wooded pathways to discover where the wild things are and see the UK’s largest herd of black rhino, big cats, small cats, primates, western lowland gorillas and more. Tankerton slopes and beach The cliff-top lawns of Tankerton Slopes, with their colourful beach huts, roll gently towards the sea and provide an excellent vantage point to watch the nautical world go by. The coastline provides a lovely walk for miles or just find a place to relax on the shingle beach. There are far reaching views across the estuary towards Southend. A long thin spit of shingle is exposed at high tide locally known as 'The Street', which is quickly covered at high tide. During the winter months the slopes are a popular place for sledging! Broadstairs Broadstairs is popular for its award-winning Blue Flag sandy beaches, delightful range of independent shops and cliff top walks to neighbouring Ramsgate and Margate. Whitstable Whitstable is like no other town by the sea. Its traditional charms, strong arts culture and rich maritime history complement Whitstable's modern appeal. Whitstable's main claim to fame is its oysters which remain an intrinsic part of this sea town's character and are celebrated every July at the Oyster Festival. Oysters and other delicacies from the sea can be enjoyed at the local restaurants and pubs or taken home from the fresh fish market at the harbour. Local walks There are a number of beautiful walks located around Littlebourne. Walks to the nearby villages of Wickhambreaux and Ickham are definitely worth a visit. Both have lovely country pubs that served traditional home cooked food.

COVID19 INFO BELOW Just 6 minutes from Canterbury city centre and 10 minutes from Whitstable seafront, Daweswood cottage is a flagship country retreat designed with you in mind. Does drifting to sleep whilst reading a book in the garden room hammock sound like perfection? How about Prosecco in the hot tub, or playing board games late into the early hours next to a wood burning fire in the cosy snug? Go fishing on the huge lake, feed the mandarin ducks on the pond, or even try metal detecting!

COVID-19 - KEEPING YOU SAFE: Thorough disinfecting of all areas now takes place at this property, including a minimum 53-hour guest turn around window. Please see extra notes for details about additional charges for amenities such as use of the hot tub, BBQ, early-checkin and late checkout. Nestled in beautifully mature grounds that are steeped in medieval and World War II history, Daweswood perfectly marries traditional country cottage charm with the luxury of ultra modern living. The gardens are adorned with bluebells during the Spring, and are dotted with blossoming English fruit trees and even a magnificent tulip tree that provides dappled shade to the duck pond below. Mallards, moorhens, mandarin ducks, and even kingfishers call the tranquility of the pond their home, whilst rabbits, squirrels, woodpeckers and pheasants forage for food next to the hand-pumped well across a footbridge from the site of a medieval tile kiln. Whilst the house and outbuildings were garrisoned by soldiers during World War II, some of the famous stained glass windows from Canterbury Cathedral were once buried beneath the front gardens for protection from German bombing raids. Note that the front and rear gardens are not fenced so children and pets must be supervised at all times as there is a pond and a road that can be accessed. Allow dogs off their lead at your own risk! The property has been extensively refurbished to cater for the needs of holiday-makers whether they be families or groups of friends, and provides a range of large entertaining spaces including: - A sun-drenched garden room overlooking the pond with a comfortable hammock, dining table, seating area, electric roof windows, ceiling fans and bluetooth/wifi/radio speaker. - A cosy snug with a log burning fire, corner swing seat, window seat, large selection of board games, television, bluetooth/wifi/radio speaker and a large sofa capable of sleeping one person. - A huge sun terrace with a dining table and chairs, brick-built charcoal BBQ and 8-seater hot tub with in-built bluetooth speaker system. Hot tub and BBQ charge applies, see extra notes below. - A living room with comfortable seating, large television with blu-ray player, bluetooth/wifi/radio speaker and a writing desk in the bay window. - Country kitchen with large farmhouse dining table & chairs, fully equipped for cooking a family feast or hosting evening drinks. Contains a range cooker, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, butler sink, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine. Large load washing machine and tumble dryer in utility cupboard as well as iron and board. - Secondary kitchen also fully equipped and features a breakfast bar, television area, oven, hob, microwave, washer/dryer, iron & board, fridge/freezer, bluetooth/wifi/radio speaker and single sofa-bed seating. Upstairs there are three large bedrooms, each featuring sitting areas and modern en-suites containing high powered showers. Downstairs there is a further king bedroom, a twin bedroom and two large bathrooms. All bathrooms and en-suites enjoy heated floors, heated towel radiators, large surface space for your toiletries around sink, illuminated & anti-steam heated mirrors, luxurious natural toiletries and plenty of towels. All bedrooms include hairdryers with diffusers, televisions, blackout blinds/curtains, plenty of coat-hangers, cooling fans, choice of pillows for front sleepers & side/back sleepers, wireless and USB device chargers, door locks, large mirrors with plug sockets nearby, spare blankets, smart televisions supporting Netflix, Amazon & NowTV, and all windows, internal walls and ceilings are acoustically insulated for a perfect night sleep! If there are more than 10 guests then please bring sleeping bags for the single sofa bed and L shape sofa as no linens are provided for these. Blankets and cushions are available. The property benefits from a dedicated high-speed fibre optic Internet line with WiFi throughout including the rear garden, cosy underfloor heating, commercial-grade fire detection, carbon monoxide detectors, fire extinguishers & blankets, first aid kits and a state of the art security system including external CCTV for your peace of mind. All 8 televisions support digital channels as well as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and NowTV although you must log in with your own account. Further benefits of the property include exclusive access to a large fishing lake sitting at the bottom of a 46 acre valley accessible opposite the driveway of the property. 2 fishing rods are available to rent and a local tackle shop is only 5 minutes away by car in Blean. A zorb ball is also available on the lake as well as 2 inflatable paddle boats. Details of rental charges can be found below in extra notes. It takes approximately 10 minutes to walk across the land to the lake. Kindly note that in order to avoid frustration and disappointment, it is not advised to try fishing if you haven't done it before without the experience of someone who has! Enjoy 20% off food at the award-winning local pub, The Tyler's Kiln. A spectacular range of premium Prosecco's are available should you wish to enjoy Prosecco tasting featuring 5 different bottles for a discounted price as found below in the extra notes. A professional-grade metal detector is available for hire. Kindly note that this equipment is not a 'toy' and is capable of producing very accurate results! You have access to almost 50 acres of land which has been occupied during medieval times and the second world war, of which only a small % has been scanned. All finds must be reported to me and in the vast majority of cases you will be allowed to keep them. All upgrades and additions with associated costs can be found below in the extra notes.

Located in East Kent, known as the 'garden of England' and only six minutes from Canterbury city centre and ten minutes from the Whitstable coast by car, Tyler Hill is a beautiful and well-connected rural hamlet on the outskirts of Canterbury. It is also only two minutes from the rear entrance of Kent University. Tyler Hill is so named after the medieval tile production in the area and in fact a circa 700 year old tile kiln sits within the grounds of Daweswood. Just down the road from Daweswood is the multi-award winning The Tyler's Kiln pub & restaurant. The well-stocked bar is dominated by a huge brick built kiln fireplace featuring roaring open fires, and upstairs there is a a private dining room for up to 10 people, as well as a cosy snug for up to 15. The beautiful all-weather heated beer garden includes a walk-way over a well stocked pond which is 'rained' into by an stunning copper tree water sculpture. The Tyler's Kiln has won accolades including Food & Drink Awards Kent Pub of the Year and most recently CAMRA Pub of the Year in 2019. Daweswood is associated with The Tyler's Kiln's as its flagship accommodation and as such all guests enjoy 20% off food.

Peace and Tranquility Set in the heart of the Kent countryside Pets are welcome at our home. We have 6 bedrooms, 4 doubles and a twin, and a super large family room you will see in this listing that the whole house is available for you to use for family get togethers etc

With our Home , you get the best of both worlds, a tranquil retreat is ensured with 26 miles of unspoilt, picturesque views to soak up, all just a stones throw away ,adjoining our grounds, is the local lambing farm, visit us in the lambing season and you maybe lucky enough to see the adorable experience of the lambs bing born!! well 100s of them !! If you wish the venture out, then our unique home is perfect for that too as we are situated in close proximity to many of Kents treasures. Sandwich it self ( which is amongst Zopples top 50 places to live in the UK) is a beautiful medieval Town famous for its beach golf course and with many fantastic traditional English pubs and Gastro restaurants, as well as the famous salutation gardens seen on goggle box! a selection of quaint and quirky shops. Travel just a few miles and you can enjoy numerous other locations and activities. The Historic city of Canterbury, only 9 miles away, for example, where you can pursue the stunning walled city, and perhaps visit the famous Canterbury Cathedral, similar Dover is 11 miles away and boasts the breathtaking coastal views, seen best from the grounds of its very breathtaking castle. Another highly recommended destination is the local town of Deal which has been voted the best high street last year, offering a range of individual and interesting shops and boutiques for you to browse as well as two superb castles to visit. Be tempted and indulge in the fresh oysters served in dunkellys probably the best in the UK! There are so many attractions to suit all travelling distance far to many to list be feel free to ask for any advise on where to go to suit your specific interests during your stay with us, we are always more than happy to help..

Traditional bedroom with double bed and ample storage space in large cottage, built 1733. It has not been overly modernised, but has central heating, modern shower/wetroom, and Wifi. I also have a very friendly Jack Russell! Ideal base to explore East Kent. Due to steps and stairs, not suitable for people with limited mobility. Please note there's only one parking space (on my neighbours' drive), but there's also a layby 100 m from the house. The bus stop is about 300 m away, on the main road.

Double room in Kentish cottage: open fires, beams, etc. Not suitable for people with mobility problems. The room has a double bed, is carpeted, has central heating and a walk-in wardrobe. Shared bathroom next to room; also a wetroom downstairs. We have a piano and a big garden. Towels, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. Please note both the pillows and duvet are filled with feathers, and I'm afraid I have no synthetic ones. Breakfast is included: tea, coffee, fruit juice, cereal and / or as much toast and eggs as you can eat - though I'll happily provide other things if you give me enough warning :-) We have a Jack Russel...she's very friendly, but this is not a good place for someone who doesn't like dogs! The house is on a street off the main road in a quiet village between Canterbury and Sandwich. At the back of the house there's a field full of rabbits, squirrels and birds. The house is about a mile away from Howletts wild animal park. Good bus service to Sandwich and Canterbury - every 20 minutes through the day (not so good in the evening or on Sundays!) The bus takes about 10 minutes to get from Canterbury to Littlebourne; the bus stop is 300 metres away, on the main road. Half hourly train service from Canterbury to London (St Pancras/Charing Cross or Victoria); the fastest takes just under an hour. National Express coaches (to Victoria) are usually much cheaper but take about two hours. Apart from being just 4 miles from the world famous tourist destination of Canterbury and its spectacular medieval cathedral, the village of Littlebourne is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and the sea is within a half hour drive to the north, east and south....oysters at Whitstable, glorious sandy beaches of Thanet, Turner at Margate, Dickens at Broadstairs, birdwatching on the sand dunes at Sandwich, a pier and two Tudor castles at Deal, the White Cliffs and Castle at Dover (not to mention frequent ferries to France) - and there's Britain's only official desert at Dungeness, about an hour south west of Canterbury.

It's quiet and rural. Canterbury is a very busy little town and I love it, but it is nice to get back to the peace and quiet of my garden. I think the most important things to see here are Canterbury, and the coast: Dover, Whitstable, Broadstairs, Sandwich - depending on your tastes and amount of time available.

Self-contained annex with shower room and small kitchenette including fridge, hob and oven. The property is situated in our garden in the Kent village of Preston which is approx 10 miles from Canterbury. The space is open-plan with a double bed. A log burning stove has recently been installed. Please note that the property does not have wifi or a TV.

The village of Preston is located in the Kent countryside about 10 miles from the historic city of Canterbury with its world famous cathedral, universities and shops and restaurants. The Granary is a self-contained open plan living area with kitchen facilities and separate shower room. In addition to the main living areas on the ground floor, there are steps to a mezzanine balcony which can be used as a sleeping area for a third guest. Outside is a large decked area and guests have use of the garden. There is a double bed and an air bed can be provided to accommodate a third person.

The village of Preston is situated in a rural part of East Kent, within 10 miles of Canterbury. There is a small village store, pub, butcher, garden centre, park and church. The seaside towns of Broadstairs, Ramsgate and Margate are located about a 20 to 30 minute drive away, where you can find blue flag, sandy beaches, Turner contemporary art gallery and Dreamland amusement park. Also close by are the cinque port towns of Deal, Sandwich and Dover, where you can visit the White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle. Continental Europe is easily accessible either by car ferry from Dover or Eurostar from Ashford. For walkers, the area is well served by footpaths and many pleasant walks. The property is located on route 1 of the National cycle Network and cyclists can also enjoy the Viking coastal trail, accessed from Thanet.

One double bedroom flat with additional double sofa bed in living room. Clean spacious flat set within picturesque rural East Kent village, surrrounded by countryside and easy distance from mediaeval town of Sandwich, and historic Canterbury.

Clean modern flat in rural village.

Small private living space located in Minster village. It has its own entrance with a single bed, shower room, toilet and sink perfect for one person.

TV/ WiFi Bedding Towels Fridge Microwave Toaster Kettle Free street parking Guests have own private access to this new build, Fully equipped for one person and guests are more than welcome to make use of the garden where the building is situated

Minster is a quiet village with a lovely collection of great pubs and restaurants including the award winning Corner House restaurant. Minster Abbey is just around the corner and the Spitfire museum is just a 5 minute drive away. There are plenty of lovely places to go for nice walks within our village.

Relax and unwind in this artist-run bohemian retreat. Tucked away in the village of Preston, surrounded by orchards, you'll enjoy a peaceful 'get-away' yet be in easy reach of local amenities and Kent's stunning coastline. The studio is blissfully quiet, set back from the cottage with its own entrance under a vine-covered pergola, with access to a large garden. Your host is happy to interact as much or as little as you like, and will gladly share the best experiences the area has to offer.

Woodsmoke Arts Studios comes with all the usual amenities except TV, so you can be sure to relax and tune in with nature. There is a contemporary yet vintage feel to the studio which boasts high ceilings, large windows, and has a fabulous Swedish log burner at its centre. Built for artists, it has glorious light throughout which creates a sense of space and calm, all adding to the feeling of being on retreat. There is WiFi but the signal can be intermittent and we encourage all guests to switch off their devices and 're-wild'! There is plenty to do to connect with nature, and books and board games to focus a busy mind. There are plenty of places to stretch out and massage/yoga professionals on call to help you relax. Seasonal craft activities can also be arranged. The luxurious double bed has sheets with a generous thread count for you to enjoy a good nights sleep, and there is a pull out sofa bed for additional guests. The 5 meter bell tent can be hired for an additional fee, which will sleep 2-4 extra people comfortably. The studio has its own toilet and separate bathroom with a freestanding tub in which to enjoy a candle-lit soak. Prosecco and cake can be arranged for a treat on arrival, and a continental breakfast comes as standard and can be found in the studio fridge. Tea, coffee, and herbal drinks are also available. There is no kitchen as such, but there is a microwave oven should you need to self cater. Guests have the use of the rear garden, but are asked to keep noise to a minimum in respect of the neighbours and children's riding school at the back of the property. This is a place that welcomes creatives, nature lovers, and folk who won't mind the odd muddy paw print. Allergy sufferers please come prepared, the pollen count can be high and we do have pets and feather filled bedding. If you come across a creepy crawly we will do our best to guide them elsewhere, but we are very much out in the country! Expect to hear birdsong in the morning and owls at night, and sometimes the call of the wild really does drift over the fields as the lions roar from Wingham Wildlife Park.

Preston is a small rural village with a traditional church, village hall, community meadow, and recreation ground which includes a children's play area. A short walk through the orchards brings you to the picturesque Elmstone, which boasts a beautiful picnic spot and quaint library in a telephone phone box. Within a stones throw of the studio is Preston Garden Centre's fabulous bistro 'Coppers' where you can grab anything from a coffee and croissant to a full roast dinner, and pick up a tropical plant while you're at it! There's also a local shop, butchers, and pub in walking distance, and many more fine eateries and entertaining venues within a few minutes drive. Try The Anchor in Wingham for live music and fabulous pub grub, or Grove Ferry for boat rides or a spot of kayaking. You can paddle up river to nearby Fordwich, as old as the Dooms Day Book, and enjoy Michelin star cuisine for lunch at the Fordwich Arms! Or walk across the fields and relax in front of the fire with a craft beer at the Duke of William in Ickham. Historic Canterbury is a 20 minute drive, as is Sandwich, Deal and Dover. If its Art and Culture you are looking for, hang out in hip Whitstable, visit Margate's Turner Contemporary, or eat fish and chips with an Antony Gormley sculpture in Folkestone, all within a similar distance. There's something for everyone in this region, and with easy access to London, the ports, and channel tunnel, its the perfect place to explore the rest of Europe.

A warm and quiet room, seperate from the main house, with own entrance.There is access to the house for ablutions. In the garden there is a seating area which you are able to use, have a BBQ or just relax. Washing machine and dryer. There is also an outside tap to clean off muddy boots etc. If it is a warm day, please dry clothes outside,think about the environment. On entering the house you are in the kitchen, make yourself tea/coffee.

Anyone walking the Via Francigena with a credencial will get the room for half price ( I will give you the money back) and an evening meal. If I'm around I'll give you a lift to Dover or Canterbury. I walked it in 2017. The gaden has room for tents, so fill your boots.

There is a pub with a restaurant in the village, and also a village shop. The two nearby villages also have pubs, they are a 30 minute walk away along paths or road. Howletts wild animal park is a 20 minute walk away.

Our home is within walking distance of the beautiful old town of Canterbury. It is 10 minutes walk from the main bus station. It is 5 minutes walk from Canterbury East train station and large supermarkets and shops. This is an ideal place to stay when visiting Canterbury, whether for a holiday or for work. We do not live in the house but we are available for any information you may need at any time. Airbnb guests have full use of the public areas in the house including the garden.

The garden room has an adjacent deck in the garden. There is a shared bathroom on first floor. Access to kitchen and lounge is in the house. Each room has designated cupboard space in kitchen and bathroom.

Morrisons is a grocery store which is in walking distance. There is a very reasonable and good place to eat during the day called Cafe Solo and there is a very good Ghurka restaurant on the walk into town.

Relaxed home with spacious bedroom containing comfortable bunk beds suitable for 1 or 2 guests, lots of storage,TV and tea/coffee facilities. The area is close to the A2, local beaches and an ideal location for exploring the Island, with a good bus/train service.

I have a generous sized room in my home which is in the quiet village of Garlinge on the outskirts of Margate. The room contains adult size bunk beds and is suitable for either 1 or 2 people, the rent is adjusted accordingly. There is also a mattress so a third person can be accommodated if needed. The room has good storage, TV with freeview and tea/coffee making facilities as well as a small fridge for your use. There is a table and chairs for guests to work and use laptops. There is also a hairdryer/curling tongs/hair straighteners and an iron/ironing board. Maps and tourist information leaflets are left in the room for guests own use. I share my home with my dog who is very friendly so it would be great if you like animals !

Garlinge is on the outskirts of Margate and is a quiet residential area close to beautiful local beaches as well as seaside cafes and shops in Westgate and Westbrook. Margate Town centre is approximately 25 minutes walk where The Turner Contemporary Centre boasts exhibitions from famous and local artists and is well worth a visit. Margate also has some lovely cafes, restaurants and some local pubs provide live music. There is also a jazz club hosting comedy entertainment. Our Theatre Royal is one of the oldest Theatres in Britain and is worth visiting; it has a beautiful interior and along with the Winter Gardens showcases plays, concerts and comedy shows. Margate Old Town is lovely to take a leisurely stroll through and has unique and interesting architecture. It also contains delightful sprawling cafes and quirky retro and vintage shops to browse in. If you want a holiday which is relaxed then Margate is definitely the place to visit, whether for a weekend away or a base to explore the rest of Thanet. Margate is only 1 hour and twenty minutes on the fast train from London which makes it ideal for weekends away. Local bus stops provide easy access to the historic port of Ramsgate and the beautiful tourist town of Broadstairs which has an annual Charles Dickens Week and is home to the Broadstairs Folk Festival. Travelling around Thanet is very easy and convenient from local bus stops. Buses also go to Canterbury, which is well worth a visit with it's historic Cathedral. The quaint seaside resorts of Westgate-on-Sea (with an independent cinema) and Birchington, are definitely worth visiting.

This room is a beautiful attic room with character. We have had couples staying in the room previously who have loved their stay. The house has a communal kitchen, lounge and garden for guests. It is in walking distance of the Canterbury City Centre - a beautiful walled city which boasts a wide range of cultural and exciting experiences. It is about and about 15 minutes walk to the centre of the walled city. There are large grocery stores within walking distance of the house.

The entire house has 4 bedrooms all available for Airbnb guests. The guests share the lounge, bathroom, kitchen and garden areas. This is an ideal house to visit the lovely city of Canterbury.

The house is within walking distance of town and some larger shops like Morrison’s grocery store, Iceland, Aldi, Dunelm and many others.

Two bedrooms, a bathroom and living room located on the lower ground floor of this Huf Haus. The home is set in private land with plenty of parking and lovely outdoor sitting areas. We are within walking distance of two wedding venues, a good local pub and a smart new cafe/eatery. Many other charming villages are a short drive (or long walk) away. A continental breakfast will be provided and guests are encouraged to help themselves to tea/coffee/water whenever they feel.

Contemporary house with picturesque views over private land including woodland and a lake. Perfect for those evening light strolls.

We live in a friendly community. The villagers strolling through the fields with their dogs and possibly even pop into the village pub for a swift one. Also in the village we have a very nice coffee shop/eatery set in a garden nursery. We are close to the Kent coast, 20 minutes by car in several directions. We are also 20 minutes from the historic city of Canterbury and 15 minutes from the medieval town of Sandwich. Other towns of interest are the coastal town of Whitstable and Margate, both 20/25mins drive. The port of Dover and the Chanel Tunnel is approximately 35 minutes away.

Our place is in a quiet neighborhood but close to the city centre, nightlife, public transport, and parks. Your room will have a provate entrance, an en-suite, and access to the family kitchen. We usually meet our guests in person and show around. But if we are away you will be sent instructions for a self check-in. We have a mini schnauzer with us - very quiet, adorable and hypoallergenic. But still you better know this beforehand.

We offer a recently renovated modern en-suite room with a private entrance (single bed).

This is a quiet neighborhood off the main road, with several restaurants around the corner and City Centre 10 minutes walking distance.

The guest flatlet is a newly renovated private entrance ensuite flatlet which sleeps 2. Guests have exclusive off street parking. Tea & coffee making facilities included, along with a kitchenette including a hob, oven, microwave, fridge, toaster and sink. The sandy Minnis Bay is about 5 mins walk from here where there is a cafe & a pub. The train station is 5 minutes walk in the other direction. Dreamland is only 2 on the train. For the adventurous you can hire our tandem at £30/day.

The room has a newly installed ensuite and new central heating, so is ideal for holidays throughout the year. It has everything you need to make your stay comfortable. The room is light and airy as it is double aspect. The bedroom is a really comfortable space, with a flat screen TV on the wall, and tea and coffee making facilities. We have Fibre Broadband, and will let you know the password on arrival. The bedroom is double aspect so it's light and airy. There is access to your own kitchenette including a sink, hob, oven, microwave for heating food if you need to. There is also a mini fridge which guests have exclusive use of, along with a toaster. You can hire our tandem at £30 per day. We can't supply helmets but we can supply a bike lock. There is a lot of coastal cycling to be had, in particular the Viking trail which is about 32 miles circular route details of which are included in a leaflet in the room. A tandem is a great way to explore the area and is surprisingly easy to get used to. We also have a year round beach hut at Minnis Bay which guests can use during their stay with prior arrangement, we just ask for a small donation. ****this is currently out of action.

We live in a very quiet and secluded cul-de-sac. The neighbourhood is very quiet and private. Minnis Bay beach is only down the road, there are restaurants, bars, ale houses, newsagents all within walking distance. For the more adventurous, a brisk walk to Reculver Towers (Roman Fort) along the sea wall is about a 7 mile round trip. A cycle ride on our tandem to Reculver is a lovely way to spend a few hours. Please note hire price.

Donkey Barn is situated in the pretty village of Wingham approximately 7 miles from the historic City of Canterbury, 5 miles from The Cinque Port of Sandwich, within an easy drive of local beaches, Dover Ferry Port and the Eurostar terminal at Folkstone. The property is totally self contained with it's own entrance but near enough to the owners house should assistance be required. Donkey Barn has it’s parking space and private patio. There are numerous farm shops locally offering delivery.

Donkey Barn has a large main room with a kitchen area, (two ring hob, microwave and fridge tucked away behind grey curtain) lounge area and dining table. There is a wood burning stove for cosying up on the sofa, (£8 extra charge to cover logs/kindling/laying fire and cleaning) The bedroom has a double bed and adjacent is the shower room. One child can sleep on the sofa and another in a travel cot (provided) so a family of up to four can be comfortably accommodated. A TV is set up in both the main room and bedroom.There is a very pretty patio area opening from the main room and adjacent parking. Access to the owners garden is not permitted unless by arrangement. Donkey barn is newly renovated (spring 2019) and we have added luxury touches such as high quality linens, a Nespresso machine and lots of thoughtful extras we like to find when renting accommodation. Continental breakfast is available by prior arrangement at £8 per person.

Wingham is a thriving, very pretty village with many local amenities including it's the hugely popular Wingham Wildlife park (the lions roar can be heard from Donkey barn!). We have two pubs, The Anchor which hosts weekly live music events and serves tasty 'pub grub' and The Dog, an award winning gastro pub which serves excellent local food. There is a friendly café, The Politicians Daughter, an Indian restaurant and take away. Wingham has a fantastic farm shop selling local and organic produce and we are surrounded by lovely country walks. Within 10 minutes drive is the historic Cinque port of Sandwich (the home of The Royal St Georges golf club) and in the opposite direction is the Cathedral City of Canterbury a UNESCO World Heritage Site with it's famous cathedral, numerous shops, restaurants and bars. The Port of Dover is around 20 minutes drive and the Eurotunnel crossing at Folkstone is under half an hour. Fishing can be found at Sandwich lakes about a 5 minute drive away. Numerous beaches including Broadstairs, Ramsgate and Margate are all within easy driving distance (20-30 minutes) and Westwood Shopping centre, a huge retail and entertainment centre, can also be found within a 20 minute drive.

A delightful self contained rural holiday chalet situated in the 3.5 acre grounds of our smallholding. We are in a small rural hamlet surrounded by orchards and footpaths with a village pub 4 doors away. Close to sandy beaches at Minnis Bay, Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate's Royal Harbour. Whitstable and the city of Canterbury are close by. We are also only 30 minutes to the eurotunnel and dover port if you fancy a day trip to france. Sandwich Bay and St Georges golf course are a short drive.

The chalet is newly refurbished. It has an open plan lounge, kitchen, diner, shower room, a bedroom with a kingsize bed and walk in wardrobe with plenty of space, a second bedroom with 2 single beds which can be zipped together to make a kingsize bed if requested in advance. Outside there is a covered veranda with chairs to enjoy the evening sun. A picnic bench is outside and parking for 2 cars.

The local pub is 4 doors away which serves food 7 days a week. There are also many good restaurants in nearby villages. There is a butchers and village store in Preston 2 miles away. There are bigger shops nearby in Birchington and Minster or supermarkets at Westwood Cross. The river Stour is a short walk and other good walks through the local orchards are popular.

Cozy private single room in Artistic household

The house is a five minute walk into the city centre and has many shops, places to eat and pubs nearby

Near; A2, M2, M20, Dover Port, Coastline, AONB, North Downs, Dover White Cliffs, Eurostar, Channel Tunnel, Train Stations, City Centre, Bars & Clubs. UKC, UCA, CCCU, Langton Grammar, Steiner, St Anselms, Barton Court, Stafford House, CATS/Canterbury College & Concorde International. Canterbury Cricket/Rugby Clubs, Chaucer/Canterbury Hospitals, Beer Festival, Canterbury Cathedral/Castle/Prison/Barracks, St Augustines Abbey, Westgate Gardens/Tower, Marlowe Theatre, Howletts/Port Lympe Zoos.

This is an easy going household, just treat it like home and all will be great. You can come and go as you please. You will have a room with 2 single beds that become a double when put together hence the listing says 2 single and 1 double. There is also coffee table, chair and storage. We have extra bedding so please ask for additional pillows, blankets or different temperature for the heating if required.

A quiet cul de sac in South Canterbury, the most desirable area of the City. Surrounded by green fields and trees. Not far from the North Downs countryside walk and Chartham River Footpath. The perfect spot for you, your friends and your family.

I live two miles from the seaside town of Herne Bay and 7 miles from the historic town of Canterbury. Nice country walks nearby. Small bedroom with double bed. Tea and coffee facilities. I have other guests staying with me from time to time and it is a shared bathroom. I do not have a dining area but if the weather is fine it is ok to eat al fresco as I have garden chairs and table. No tv in room but there is an aerial point.

Continental breakfast and use of kitchen

Reculver Towers is nearby, Canterbury Cathedral and Herne Bay is buzzing in summertime

Our home is within walking distance of the beautiful city of Canterbury. It is 10 minutes walk from the main bus station and 5 minutes walk from Canterbury East station and large supermarkets. We do not live here, but we are available for any queries and to help with enjoying the area. All shared areas of the house are available to use including the lovely garden. Other Airbnb guests do stay in other rooms in the house.

This secluded private space at the end of our garden, is a stone's throw away from the sea and is a perfect get away with a private entrance . However please note that although there is a w/c there is NO shower or bath yet! With so many coastal walks and cycles close by you'll never get bored of exploring. Margate with its retro, vibrant art scene, boasts the Turner Contemporary and Dreamland is 3 miles away. Broadstairs and Canterbury are also very accessible. Pls read other notes.

Small, cosy. Garden retreat within a stone's throw of the sea. Many coastal cycles and walks close by. A retro/art scene at both Margate and Deal. Historical Broadstairs and amazing oysters at Whitstable, all extremely accessible. Train stain 10 mins walk and Birchington itself boosts blue flag, sandy beaches and many fantastic restaurants from Lebanese to traditional pub.

The beautiful coastline is truly breathtaking and the sunsets were the inspiration for many of Turner's work. If you are looking for a quiet country walk, long scenic cycle, swim in the sea, Michelin star restaurants, artistic community, then the Isle of Thanet is the place for you.

Single bed bedroom with shared kitchen and a shared bathroom.

No Cleaning Fees! Colourful room with large desk, comfy chair and single bed, overlooking wooded area. The cottage, built 1733, has not been overly modernised, but has central heating, modern shower/wetroom, and Wifi - and a very friendly Jack Russell! Due to steps and stairs, not suitable for people with limited mobility. Please note there's only one parking space (on my neighbours' drive), but there's a layby 100 m from the house. Bus stop about 300 m away. Ideal base to explore East Kent.

A relatively large, simply furnished room with single bed in a large cottage. The house has not been overly modernised, but has central heating, modern shower/wetroom, and Wifi. This room has secondary glazing, and is fully carpeted. Please note there is no wardrobe in this room, but there is a rail where you can hang things up. It also has a nice big desk with a comfortable chair. The duvet and pillow are filled with feathers, and I'm afraid I have no synthetic ones. We have a piano and a big garden. Towels, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. Some guests find the staircase rather steep - this house is not suitable for people with mobility problems. Breakfast is included: tea, coffee, fruit juice, cereal, porridge, and / or as much toast and eggs as you can eat - though I'll happily provide other things if you give me enough warning :-) We have a Jack Russel...she's very friendly, but this is not a good place for someone who doesn't like dogs! The house is on a street off the main road in a quiet village between Canterbury and Sandwich. At the back of the house there's a field full of rabbits, squirrels and birds. The house is about a mile away from Howletts wild animal park. Good bus service to Sandwich and Canterbury - every 20 minutes through the day (not so good in the evening or on Sundays!) The bus takes about 10 minutes to get from Canterbury to Littlebourne; the bus stop is 300 metres away, on the main road. Half hourly train service from Canterbury to London (St Pancras/Charing Cross or Victoria); the fastest takes just under an hour. National Express coaches (to London Victoria) are usually much cheaper but take about two hours. Apart from being just 4 miles from the world famous tourist destination of Canterbury and its spectacular medieval cathedral, the village of Littlebourne is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and the sea is within a half hour drive to the north, east and south....oysters at Whitstable, glorious sandy beaches of Thanet, Turner at Margate, Dickens at Broadstairs, birdwatching on the sand dunes at Sandwich, a pier and two Tudor castles at Deal, the White Cliffs and Castle at Dover (not to mention frequent ferries to France) - and there's Britain's only official desert at Dungeness, about an hour south west of Canterbury.

East Kent is stuffed full of history! From the Romans and Vikings, through the Normans and Tudors, to the Napoleonic and World Wars, this corner of England has always been of huge importance. The most important thing to see is of course Canterbury Cathedral, but then there's the White Cliffs of Dover, Whitstable, Broadstairs, Sandwich, Faversham, and dozens of pretty villages with picturesque pubs with good local beer and food! There are also dozens of castles and gardens which are open to the public. Kent is "The Garden of England"; there's very little industry, and it's mainly agricultural. Canterbury, however, has an extremely high student population, and is a very busy, vibrant city, still retaining some of its medieval streets. There is also a large modern shopping centre. The coast is within a half hour drive of Littlebourne to the north, east and south. All the seaside areas and towns around the coast are very different; there are vast sandy beaches, massive chalk cliffs, fishing towns, acres of sand dunes and mudflats, and Victorian seaside resorts with the original piers.

Only 15 mins from the Port of Dover by car. 25 mins from the Eurotunnel entrance. Close to many beautiful Kentish spots. A double room in my home as a perfect stop over for the night or base to explore from. Note: Dogs & Cats in the house. (Friendly!) Just off the A2 in the quiet village of Shepherdswell. On the North Downs Way for walkers! And the Via Francigéna. My guests share access to my house.

A bungalow house with off road parking

Shepherdswell is a small old Kent village. Sat on the North Downs Way. A stop for the East Kent (Steam) Railway.

Near; A2, M2, M20, Dover Port, Coastline, AONB, North Downs, Dover White Cliffs, Eurostar, Channel Tunnel, Train Stations, City Centre, Bars & Clubs. UKC, UCA, CCCU, Langton Grammar, Steiner, St Anselms, Barton Court, Stafford House, CATS/Canterbury College & Concorde International. Canterbury Cricket/Rugby Clubs, Chaucer/Canterbury Hospitals, Beer Festival, Canterbury Cathedral/Castle/Prison/Barracks, St Augustines Abbey, Westgate Gardens/Tower, Marlowe Theatre, Howletts/Port Lympe Zoos.

We offer full board and half board, please ask if you are interested. This is an easy going household, just treat it like home and all will be great. You can come and go as you please. You will have a room with a double bed, desk, chair and storage. We have extra bedding so please ask for additional pillows, blankets or different temperature for the heating if required.

A quiet cul de sac in South Canterbury, the most desirable area of the City. Surrounded by green fields and trees. Not far from the North Downs countryside walk and Chartham River Footpath. The perfect spot for you, your friends and your family.

A beautifully 400 year old grade II* listed building full of history - Winston Churchill once stayed here! Set in the Kent countryside there are stunning walks and cycle rides. The local village (Minster) hosts a number of great pubs, restaurants, tea room and mainline train station. We are surrounded by lovely coastline too and for golfing enthusiast we are just 16mins drive from the hosts of the 2020 Open in Sandwich. A warm welcome awaits guests.

Our home is old and full of character, this includes some uneven walls and floors. The ceiling height is good throughout but some of the doorways are low so you may need to duck to do through them.