This outstanding example of an early 16th century farmhouse, built in brick and flint is located on farmland on the North Downs of Kent.

With its inglenook fireplaces, antique furniture and low timbered ceilings, you can be assured of a warm welcome and an abundance of atmosphere.

The bedrooms are very tastefully furnished, fully centrally heated and are supplied with a hair-dryer and tea and coffee making facilities. You can relax in the garden or on the verandah overlooking the Downs or unwind in the oak-beamed lounge before retiring to your room for the night.

Breakfast is served with locally sourced fresh produce and home baked bread. The homemade fishcakes served with tartar sauce are a popular speciality. When the weather permits, breakfasting on the verandah or in the garden can be a delightful experience.

Always on the table are fruit juices, fresh fruit and home made brown and white bread for toasting at your convenience.
There are also many pubs and restaurants in the close vicinity, some within walking distance.

Iron and ironing board available.