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2 Saw Mill Cottages
Hastingleigh
Nr Ashford
Kent
(approx 9 miles from
Canterbury)
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 Sleeps 4. This great barn conversion - one of five in an idyllic
spot - deep in the valley, surrounded by fields and wildlife
has been carefully designed by the owners to provide very comfortable
and accessible accommodation. Its location not only offers peace
and quiet, but is ideal for visiting London, Canterbury and an
easy drive to the Channel Tunnel for day trips to France. Many
things to do close by - horse riding, fishing, golf and the wonderful
country walks - footpath across the fields to the village pub. |
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The Dairy Elmsted
Elmsted
Nr Ashford
Kent
(approx 8 miles from
Canterbury)
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 Sleeps 5. This converted farm building, once the dairy, faces
directly onto the lovely ancient church of St James` famous for
its Yew trees. Located on a 200 acre working sheep and arable
farm in the hamlet of Elmsted. The Dairy is discreetly screened
from the farm and prettily adorned with pots and hanging baskets.
There are many footpaths to explore locally, nature reserves
famous for orchids,and a choice of pubs to enjoy in the many
local villages. For more shops, chemist, bank and Post Office,
a visit to Wye, famous for its college is only a short drive
away.An ideal base for exploring Kent. |
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Welcome to our page of accommodation in Canterbury!
Canterbury is one of England's most venerable cities.
Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church
together form a world heritage site, attracting over 2.5 million
visitors every year, with the Roman and early Christian ruins,
Norman castle and medieval warren of Tudor dwellings. The view
up Mercery Lane towards the superbly ornate 16thcentury Christ
Church Gate, is one of the most famous and photographed in the
city: a narrow, medieval street of crooked , overhanging houses
behind which loom the turreted gatehouse and the cathedral's
towers.
