The Old Stables is situated in the heart of the quaint village Hernhill, alongside the village green. It is the perfect pet friendly retreat for couples looking to get away from it all with plenty of walking and exploring opportunities right from your doorstep. There is a great pub within walking distance which is also dog friendly and serves great food and great beers. The local area is abundant with fruit trees and hop fields yet it is close to the city of Canterbury and Whitstable with its famous beaches. The open-plan nature of the cottage offers a cosy living experience, with an outside dining area for those warmer al fresco evenings with French doors leading to a decked area in the pretty courtyard garden. The Old Stables can also be booked with its sister property, The Pump House, for two couples who want to holiday together but have their own private space. This property offers a real home from home feel with everything you could want to enjoy a holiday here in the Garden of England.
Accommodation all on the Ground Floor:
Open plan living area: with three seater sofa, dining table and chairs, smart TV with Roku, WiFi
Kitchen area: equipped with oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, combo washer/dryer
Bedroom: double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers, Smart TV
Bathroom: with shower cubicle, basin and w.c.
Garden: courtyard with garden furniture
Parking: for one car, off road outside the property covered by CCTV
Heating: gas central heating with thermostatically controlled radiators
Pets: 1 small to medium dog welcome due to size of property
Note: Sorry, not suitable for children other than babes-in-arms; please bring your own cot etc. Property is located next to a working fruit farm. Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner provided.
Out and About:
Located between Faversham and Canterbury, North East Kent offers an array of sites and day-trips to immerse yourself during your stay. The Stables is just a 15-minute drive from the popular seaside town, Whitstable, where you can spend the day walking on the shingle beach, exploring the harbour, and finishing off your evening eating oysters in a local pub. Within a 10-minute walking distance is the idyllic Mount Ephraim Gardens, where you can visit the tea rooms in summer. Faversham is famous for the Shepherd Neame Brewery where you can organise a tour and Canterbury is a great city with its Cathedral, great shopping and lots of cafes and restaurants to enjoy.