Flint Cottage

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Weekly availability for 1 week from Sat 25 May 13

Book through Canterbury website	MAY 25-31	JUN 1-7	8-14	15-21	22-28	29-5	Price Per
Cottage sleeps up to 2	£410	£410	X	X	X	X	unit	Reserve

Address

Cork Farm
Long Hill, Old Wives Lees
Nr Canterbury
CT4 8BN

Contact Details

Mr & Mrs MacLean
Cork Farm Holiday Lets
Cork Farm
Long Hill, Old Wives Lees
Canterbury
CT4 8BN
Tel 01227 732 414

• flintcottage@btinternet.com
• www.corkfarm.com
• email a friend

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Details

This romantic old property dating from the 17th century, has been renovated to a very high standard and opened in March 2007. It is flanked on one side of the farmyard by a thatched barn and on the other by a traditional 17th century Kentish farmhouse. Flint Cottage has been awarded a four star rating by the English Tourist Board.

The centrally heated accommodation is open plan and comprises a bedroom with a King size double bed, a lounge with sofa, easy chair, coffee table, TV/DVD player, Radio/CD, fully equipped Kitchenette/Diner with Electric Oven & Gas Hob, Microwave, Dishwasher, Fridge/Freezer, Sink and drainer. There is a separate luxury bathroom with shower area, bath, washbasin and w.c. a washing machine/dryer is also situated in this room.

Outside, between the cottage and the thatched barn, there is a small paved garden area with garden furniture and a barbecue.

Bedlinen and towels are included in the rental as are Electricity and Gas.

Parking for one car is provided on hard standing next to the cottage. We regret that, as this is a working farm with sheep and horses, we cannot accommodate pets or young children.

17th century Cork Farm is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the North Downs Way, half a mile from Chilham with its famous medieval square and castle, and five miles from both Canterbury and Faversham in the charming Kentish hamlet of Old Wives Lees.

The farm has an orchard of about 220 apple trees mainly Bramley and Worcesters. Sheep and horses graze in our extensive paddocks. There are walks through our woods, locally in Perry Wood, and of course we are located right on the North Downs Way, one of the old Pilgrim's routes into Canterbury which is about 7 miles distant. An easy two hour stroll if you have the energy!

Ashford is 10 miles, and Dover port and the Channel Tunnel are both 15 miles away. Central London is a one hour train journey from Faversham with a service peaking at four trains per hour.

There is a public house in the village, two public houses with restaurant facilities in Chilham, two post offices, a general store, and a newsagent within a mile radius.

For further details see www.corkfarm.com

Two pub/restaurants, post office, foodstore and farmshops within one mile radius. Free access to WiFi. Own extensive woods with walking paths and immediate access to North Downs Way and nearby Perry Wood.

Directions

see location on Google maps.     Map reference: TR 072546 Lat: 51.25325  Long: 0.96788

By car:
From London and the West Country
-Take the M20 to junction 8.
-At the roundabout take the third exit signed A20.
-At the next roundabout (about 500 yds.) take the first exit signed A20 Harrietsham
-Straight across the next two small roundabouts.
-Follow A20 to Charing roundabout (About Five Miles)
-Take the first exit signed A252 Canterbury
-At the Challock roundabout take the second exit signed A252 Canterbuiry
-After about Five Miles look for a sign pointing to Chilham on the right.
-Pass this and after about 500 yds. take the First Left turn.
-After about 100 yds. Cross straight over the junction and you are in Long Hill.
-There is a sign which reads 'North Downs Way'
-At the top of the hill there is an orchard (the edge of our property)
-After the orchard take the first left entrance into the farm.


From Dover
-Take the A2 direction Canterbury.
-Pass the first turn for Canterbury and exit the A2 at the second Canterbury turn.
-At the traffic lights turn left onto the A28 direction Ashford.
-At the roundabout take the second exit signed A28 Ashford.
-Follow the A28 for about two miles.
-You will see an old mill on your left and after about another mile take the first right turn signed 'Old Wives Lees'
-Follow the lane into the village to the crossroads.
-Go straight across signed 'Chilham' This is Long Hill.
-After the houses on the right you come to a tall long hedge.
-This is us! At the end of the hedge turn right into the farm.

By train: We can collect guests from Faversham, Ashford, or Canterbury for a small fee.