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Nestled in the heart of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming cottage offers a peaceful getaway for two. It’s an annex to the owner’s home, so you’ll benefit from shared facilities including the gorgeous gardens, outdoor pool, and tennis court. There’s even a vegetable patch – the meals you rustle up in the cottage kitchen will be oh-so-fresh. You’ll also have a private garden just for the two of you, and when the weather turns chilly, you can curl up together around the wood-burning stove. 

Kent Gardens

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This enchanting home is perfect for large family groups. The home is split between the main house – which sleeps ten – and a cosy cottage for two, ideal for a couple seeking a touch more privacy. There are plenty of quiet corners for moments of peace on this 15th-century estate, with excellent walks to enjoy right from your front door – your four-legged friends will love it here. The heated swimming pool and tennis court mean there’s lots to keep little ones entertained, too. 

Charing Charm

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Offering a tranquil getaway amid the surrounding farmland, this spot locates you just a short drive from Pilgrims Way in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty here.  With luxury home features such as underfloor heating, a large bathtub and a good-sized lawned garden with a patio – both adults and children can find space to relax and unwind whatever the weather. Plus, the almost identical property next door can also be booked through the host – making it the ideal location for two families travelling together in particular. 



The Old Bull Pen 

This delightful home is located in the village of Petham, near Chartham in Kent. Canterbury is just 3 miles away, and you’ll be in a great position for exploring the Kent countryside. The garden looks out over the Kent Downs and is a picturesque spot. Bi-fold doors connect the attractive, well-equipped kitchen and dining space to the garden, making dining alfresco an inviting affair. In cooler weather, you’ll enjoy the wood-burning stove. There are two sitting rooms, perfect for a large family. 

Colourful Kent

This home in Kent is one of a kind. The Grade II listed home sits on a 15th-century estate that boasts remarkable views of the North Downs – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You’ll have a heated swimming pool to look forward to, in addition to a tennis court. The house itself perfectly blends antique finds with modern comforts, so you’ll have everything you need for a cosy stay. Best of all, your four-legged friends are welcome to join you – and you don’t even need to leave the estate for delightful walks. 

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If you’re searching for a unique stay filled with character, this home could the one for you. Originally built in 1850 as a customs house, the space has since been transformed into a relaxing riverside retreat – ideal for groups looking to switch off and enjoy the best of Faversham. Located in a residential area with views across Standard Quay, there are lovely walks from here as well as easy access to local shops, cafes and restaurants – just a short stroll away. Parties aren’t allowed, but there’s plenty of space for intimate dinners and cosy evenings around the fire. While the rooms are spread across four floors with stair access, the owners have ensured the space is child friendly, plus those looking to adventure further afield will appreciate the ample free parking. 

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Overlooking the Kent Downs, within ten acres of land belonging to a Grade II listed farmhouse, the setting of this converted stable is postcard-perfect. Inside, the owners have nailed the modern rustic interior brief. While outside, expect a shared courtyard and garden for barbecues and stargazing beside the firepit. Bringing the kids along? Little ones will love the shared play area and meeting the resident animals. If you fancy eating out, nearby Hastingleigh has a pub within walking distance, and Wye is just an eight-minute drive. Or head to the coast for lip-smacking fish and chips –⁠ Whitstable is a scenic forty-five-minute drive away.

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This peaceful haven offers beautiful views and the perfect setting for a restorative retreat in the North Downs. Nestled within a small country estate, you can relax in the private garden, savour long soaks in the hot tub and follow hiking trails through the surrounding meadows. Inside, the rooms have been designed to inspire a wonderful sense of well-being. From the Scandinavian design and the woodburning stove to the luxurious freestanding bath and the range of extra services, you’ll find it easy to settle in and make it your own. It’s also family-friendly with a bunk bed room for children and plenty to explore in the surroundings. From here, it’s just a short drive to Canterbury and the coastal towns of Folkestone and Hythe.

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This home is situated in the rural English countryside, and you'll love the view of the accompanying fields with a paddock and stables on-site. Although horse riding isn't allowed, you can still pet the horses and there's a riding school just a short 2km away. The home consists of a main house and a converted barn, so it’s perfect for a large group or family wanting to sprawl out and enjoy the country air. There are plenty of outdoor areas here, and you'll also find some quaint local pubs in the nearby village less than 2km away, while the nearest shops are 7km from the home.


Countryside Calm

Once the post office of this quaint village, a hot tub, outdoor seating, and spacious gardens make this home a great spot for a countryside getaway. With all its bedrooms on the first floor, guests who need help with stairs may wish to look elsewhere. But for a big family holiday, you'll find space for up to eight adults, two children, and two pets. The village of Dargate is tiny enough that you can enjoy the peace and quiet, with a friendly pub and Michelin-star restaurant a short stroll away. An easy drive into Canterbury or up to Tankerton beach means some fantastic days out, too.

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Go off gird for a while beside the sweeping coastal banks of the desirable Granville Cliff Estate in Seasalter - the location of this contemporary, airy home. The estate's private beach, just a minute’s walk from the property, takes centre stage here. Grab the home's paddleboard and two-person kayak and head for the sea, or try beachcombing for seashells - the coast goes on for miles. And you can always pop back to rustle up a picnic when tummies start to rumble or stroll along to the acclaimed Sportsman pub to feast on oysters. Back at the sea-facing chalet bungalow, an effortlessly stylish home awaits. Expect vintage mid-century furniture, unique artwork, and a modern kitchen made for action. Ideal for groups of friends and family coming together, you’ll love how spread out the home feels. The self-contained apartment upstairs with a separate kitchen will be a bonus for anyone looking for that extra bit of privacy. And there’s plenty to keep the kids entertained in the surprisingly spacious garden, with a trampoline & football goal. When you can finally bear to part from the private beach, central Whitstable is just a five-minute drive away (or thirty minutes on foot). Just be sure to make it back home as the sun sets over Whitstable – it’s quite the show.

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Spend summer months watching boats punt along the River Stour from the sunny terrace, and winter huddled up by the fire in this charming Victorian cottage – truly, a home for all seasons. With original features blending with elegant yet characterful furnishings, you’ll feel completely at home here after a busy day strolling the quaint streets of Canterbury. Situated in the heart of the city down a tranquil lane, with the countryside and coast within a thirty-minute drive, you really have the best of all worlds here. 

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Spread over three floors, this central Canterbury home offers up ample space for you to all relax between trips around the city. We love the largely minimalist design of the home, ensuring it's a great spot for uncluttering minds. In the large main bedroom, the two skylights are a nice touch. Next door you'll find a historic pub, which might cause a bit of disruption at night – that said, if you choose to visit you won't need to worry about finding your way home. You're also just a short walk from several parks and Canterbury's museums and cathedral.

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Escape to this rustic stable retreat, high on the Kent Downs within the grounds of an 18th-century farmhouse. Fringing the village of Hastingleigh, besides a walkable local pub, there’s little else here – just how countryside hideaways should be. Spend your days exploring the acres of land with free-roaming wildlife. Or relax in the shared courtyard and wider gardens, featuring a sports field, swings and trampoline to keep little ones busy. After a little more bustle? The historic village of Wye is just an eight-minute drive away. And there’s always the coast. Get off to a flying start in Whitstable – a scenic forty-five-minute drive away.

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A 200-year-old cottage just minutes away from the city centre, this compact home is an ideal bolthole for couples or solo travellers looking to make the most out of Caterbury’s sights. The Dane John Gardens are around the corner and the cathedral is close enough that you can see its towers from the windows here. While there’s no lounge area, you’ll find a desk and a generously-sized bed upstairs, and the well-equipped kitchen is a plus for those looking to enjoy homecooked meals between sampling the city’s food scene. 


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Let’s face it – it’s that ginormous indoor private pool and state-of-the-art Swedish sauna taking all the limelight at this barn conversion property, and rightly so. It’s a luxury few expect for a home nestled away in the quiet Kent countryside. In warmer months, slide the bifold doors right back to let the sunshine in and enjoy views of the pristinely manicured gardens beyond. You could easily while away the whole day – in fact, the entire week - padding between the pool, sauna, and outdoor sun loungers, with an occasional barbecue thrown in, to spice things up. And there are more welcome surprises inside this home too. The spacious light-filled lounge and dining area overlooks the swimming pool – handy for keeping an eye on poolside antics even when you’re indoors. And upstairs, there’s a secondary lounge with Juliet balcony doors revealing views of the gardens and distant rolling fields. With such vast countryside views, you could feel a million miles from anywhere here, but you’re not as remote as you first thought. The pretty neighbouring villages all have excellent pubs serving hearty food, and the bustling cathedral town of Canterbury is just over a twenty-minute drive away. And let’s not forget the coast - pack up a picnic, and you can be on the sweeping sandy shores of Folkestone in thirty minutes flat.

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It’s rare that a house in Whitstable has a garden this big, but that’s the bonus of being on the outskirts of town. True to any seaside sanctuary, there are deck chairs in the garden to soak up the sun and outdoor dining set up on rattan furniture. A big lawn allows kids to run free. 

Inside, the social space is huge. A mezzanine balcony and double-height ceiling in the open-plan living area created a sense of space and we love the boho and scandi-chic seating for all the family. A breakfast bar and kitchen island of raw wood mean there’s oodles of prep space and dining is at a rustic wooden table with bench-style seating. Bedrooms are massive, and kids will love the higglety pigglety layout of single beds secreted away beneath eaves and on mezzanine levels.

You’re on the outskirts of Whitstable, a twenty-minute walk (or five-minute drive) from the seafront where beach huts line the sand and fishing boats bob in the harbour. Here you’ll find plenty to see and do with fish and chip restaurants and ice cream shops galore. Outdoorsy types should hit the Crab and Winkle Cycle Way, right from the home’s doorstep.

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This Canterbury cottage invites guests to experience Canterbury with sheer convenience and comfort. From its ideal location (only a four-minute stroll from the historic city centre) to its characterful interiors that make for an aesthetically pleasing stay – you'll soon settle in here. While the quirky spiral staircase may not be suited to young children or those with limited mobility, it certainly adds to the home's charms. Meanwhile, this spot gets extra points from us for its cute patio terrace, which provides the perfect setting for perching with a cup of tea after a day of wandering around the ancient city of Canterbury. 


Love Reigns 

In the buzzing seaside town of Whitsable, this charming cottage is perfectly placed for exploring the Kent coast. There are two bathrooms here, making it the ideal home for a pair of couples or a small family, while the garden provides a sunny spot to get some fresh air while the kids blow off some steam. You’re welcome to bring your canine companion along, too, and there’s no need to worry about where to go with so many dog-friendly beaches and cafes close by. Did you know that Whitstable has a thriving arts scene? Creatives will appreciate the array of local art galleries and pubs featuring live music. 


The Artist's Abode

Minutes from the sea, this stylish house is the perfect base for a family holiday in Whitstable. The seafront is lined with beachy cafés, seafood restaurants and good old fashioned fish and chip shops. Build sandcastles and paddle in the sea knowing it’s just a three-minute walk back to this home if you forget the sunscreen. The home itself is pristine white with cosy furnishings. The snug living room is set around a wood-burner and there’s an ample vinyl collection if you want to set the mood with the record player. There are board games a-plenty and books for all ages scattered across the bookshelves. The breakfasting kitchen is big and bright, with glass doors that fold back to reveal the cute back garden where a picnic bench is brightened by stringed lights at night. Our favourite thing about this place is the claw-footed tub, perfect for a bath after a day on the beach.

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This Kent country home invites guests to experience a stay centred around leisure amid a peaceful environment away from the bustle of city life. With countryside views overlooking the local landscape and grazing horses, you'll find tranquillity from the moment you arrive here. The home's highlights feature a hot tub on the patio, a cosy fireplace and underfloor heating (perfect for warming up after a country walk), a games room – equipped with table football, darts and ping pong, alongside a home cinema room with a twinkling star effect ceiling. Meanwhile, the spa-like bathrooms featuring rainfall showers and large free-standing bathtubs offer an air of luxury and allow for self-care and pampering at every opportunity. 


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Whitstable, with its pastel-painted shop fronts and shingle beach, is one of Kent’s prettiest seaside towns – and this whimsical home sits less than half a mile from the shoreline. Inside, it’s an eclectic blend of homespun comfort and understated luxury. Expect Egyptian cotton towels, bold licks of Farrow & Ball paint, a log burning fire to keep things cosy and premium quality mattresses. At this all-weather abode, you can get comfy in the vibrant living space when it's chilly out or spill out into your back garden for seafood barbecues when the sun shines.

Take advantage of balmy afternoons with a stroll down to the water. Brave the chill and go for a dip or retreat to the famous Old Neptune pub and watch on with a glass of your favourite tipple. When it comes to dinner, you’re a ten-minute drive from a Michelin starred restaurant and a two-minute walk to stellar eateries on the High Street, which you’ll find special discounts for in your welcome pack.

The Old Fisherman's Cottage

This tubular eco haven combines sustainable building technology with luxury farm living. It's a passive house, made from low-impact materials and featuring a green roof. Clever tech includes smart air-quality sensors and infrared underfloor heating. The huge windows at one end make the most of open farmland views, while the French doors from the master bedroom lead to another patio at the rear. Set on a farm in a quiet Kent village, it's the perfect spot to make the most of the great outdoors. Keen cyclists will be pleased to know there's a bike storage shed, and walkers can take on the Kent Downs. It's halfway between Canterbury and the beaches of Hythe, with a huge range of outing options only twenty minutes away by car. Best of all, the village shop and the local pub are just a short stroll away. In the evenings, sit out on the patio and enjoy some of Kent's best stargazing skies.

The Tube

With roses rambling round the front door, an inglenook fireplace, and a mature walled garden overlooked by a historic church, this 18th-century home is the quintessential picture of English country living. The property sings period charm with original timbers, winding staircases and lots of quirky features.

This achingly gorgeous house is set in the heart of the pretty village of Barham, with shops to explore and a welcoming local pub. Canterbury’s world-famous cathedral and winding medieval streets are only a fifteen-minute drive away, and Goodnestone Park’s stunning gardens are even closer. You’re slap bang in the middle of the North Downs area of outstanding natural beauty, so you’re spoilt for country walks, vineyards and lovely villages. If you fancy a bit of sea air, you’re under half an hour from the Folkestone, where you can explore the retro shops in the Old Town and have lunch on the Harbour Arm. 

Come back for sundowners in your beautiful planted garden, prepare a meal in the country-style kitchen, or wander down to the Duke of Cumberland for some tasty pub grub with the locals. 

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This former fisherman's cottage has been given a new lease of life as a charming holiday home. Best suited to a couple and up to three kids, it's the perfect place to begin your adventures in the wonderful town of Whitstable. 

Step inside, and you'll feel instantly at home thanks to the cosy furnishings and warm colour scheme. There are quirky details dotted throughout the house – look out for the sweet octopus sketch, patterned tiles, and carefully curated antique pieces. On chilly evenings, you can light up the wood-burner and enjoy a home-cooked dinner of local seafood. Or, when the sun shines, head out to the courtyard and fire up the barbeque for a delicious grilled feast. 

From here, Whitstable Beach is just a five-minute stroll away, where you can paddle in the water and soak up the Kentish sunshine. There are plenty of quaint pubs and tasty restaurants to try – make sure you don't leave without tasting the town's delicacy, fresh oysters. And, if you fancy doing something a bit different, head to the Wildart Trail, a woodland walk adorned with sculptures – it's a fourteen-minute drive away.

Whitstable Oysters

Between the bustling seaside town of Whitstable and the charming cathedral city of Canterbury, the village of Hernhill provides the perfect setting for a quiet countryside retreat. And this little home, located next to the village green, welcomes you to relax, unwind and savour life’s simple pleasures. 

Set across one floor, you’ll find the open-plan living room and kitchen brings a wonderful sense of lightness to this cottage, while the pretty courtyard provides the perfect spot for your morning tea or later with early-evening drinks. And whether you’re here for an action-packed adventure across the Kentish countryside or simply to enjoy the beauty of slow living, there’s everything you could need to settle in and feel at home. You’ll also find a great pub within walking distance, while the idyllic Mount Ephraim Gardens are also within easy reach. And for explorations further afield, there’s an abundance of hiking opportunities straight from your door. 

Stable Charm

If you’re seeking a comfortable base in central Canterbury, this Scandi-style cottage is just the ticket. There’s no parking here, but the city is easily explored on foot, with Canterbury Cathedral, the Roman Museum and Whitefriars within walking distance. This Georgian home dates back to the 1800s, and you’ll find that the original staircase may be a little steep for some. The second bedroom is also a little snug – we think it works best for one adult or two children. That said, the cosy living room is a sweet spot to unwind after sightseeing, while the walled garden welcomes you to enjoy a glass of wine during the warmer months.

Canterbury Charm

Set just back from the pebble beach on Whitstable's Island Wall, this three-bedroom former fisherman's cottage offers a coastal haven just a short stroll from the town's vibrant centre.

On the ground floor, there's a cosy sitting room, plus a large open-plan kitchen and dining room that opens out onto a pretty cottage garden via retractable bifold doors, creating a large sociable space that spans inside and out. Head upstairs and you'll catch tantalising glimpses of the sea from the bedrooms on the first and second floors.

Wander less than five minutes from your front door, and you'll find yourself on Whitstable's High Street, lined with cool coffee shops, independent boutiques and sumptuous restaurants, some of which have been serving seafood for over 150 years.

Enjoy safe bathing and sunset promenades along Tankerton's Blue Flag beach, a little over a mile away, while the historic city of Canterbury is just 7 miles away. Further east along the coast, the likes of Margate and Ramsgate offer burgeoning culinary and creative scenes set against a backdrop of endless sandy beaches and Victorian-era tidal pools, approximately half an hour away.

Oysters Can Dream

Set in the heart of historic Canterbury, this Georgian terraced cottage is perfect for exploring the abundance of sights in this corner of Southeast England. History buffs and culture lovers will love the proximity to a plethora of important attractions including Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine’s Abbey, and England’s largest surviving medieval gateway, Westgate Towers. 

While the cottage’s smart dining room is lovely for sharing home–cooked meals, there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and pubs just a short stroll away – we love a good pub grub dish. For adventures further afield, the seaside town of Whitstable is only a 20–minute drive away and the freshly shucked oysters here can’t be beaten. After an exciting day out, the leafy garden is perfect for a glass of red before a relaxing soak in the big white tub – paradise.

For a different perspective, jump aboard one of the punts that lead guided tours along the River Stour or hire bikes and cycle to Chatham along the Great Stour Way. 

Literature Sojourn

Conveniently located in the heart of Canterbury, this loft apartment is part of a gated community. You’ll be able to easily reach the city’s historic sights, as well as all the shops and cafes, and the beach is also just a short drive away. While not the grandest pad in our collection, the place is comfy, with ample space for a small family to enjoy a relaxing stay. 

The Emperor's Loft 

A Grade-II listed, 16th Century townhouse located in the historic city of Canterbury, this home is a perfect base for a couple or solo traveller. Spread across three levels, there is everything you need to guarantee a comfortable stay, including a private terrace furnished with a table and chairs. While the kitchen is fully equipped, if you’d prefer to eat out, you’re conveniently within walking distance of restaurants, bars and cafes. And for day trips in and around Kent, Canterbury West Station is a five-minute walk away.

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In the heart of the picturesque seaside town of Whitstable, this home is just steps away from the High St – lined with independent boutiques, art galleries and seafood restaurants – with the bustling Harbour Market and the beachfront just a few minutes further on foot. The ground floor has been opened up, making this home better suited to modern living. However, period features, including a cast iron fireplace in the main bedroom and sash windows, remain. Out back, a spacious patio and dining area is equipped with solar lights that flick on in the evening, creating a lovely space for alfresco dining over the summer months.

Eastern Oyster

Enjoy day after day by the seaside with this contemporary beach home, boasting stunning views of the North Sea. There's so much to like here – the northern coast means you get sunset and sunrise on the water, there are plenty of areas to spread out and socialise, including a patio with a barbecue, and the location couldn't be much better, either. The town is a short stroll away, so you won't need to worry about running out of suncream, and Herne Bay is also excellently located for exploring Kent – you'll find Whitstable a few miles west, to the south is Canterbury, and to the east is Margate, all model day trip destinations.

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