About Beverley Farmhouse

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All year round, the University of Kent offers guests the chance to stay in the grade two listed Beverley Farmhouse. Located in our 350 acre parkland campus, our eleven rooms offer a relaxing stay with access to four shared bathroom facilities, and four fully-equipped self-catering kitchens. Wi-Fi and parking is also included as well as stunning views from campus over the historic City of Canterbury and its famous Cathedral.

Single and double rooms are available at competitive prices with offers available for weekly stays.

Our excellent on-site facilities include award winning catering outlets, a cinema, gym, and cycle hire, plus other superb sports and leisure amenities.

Accommodation is within easy access to the city at just a short bus ride away.

Facilities

  • Conference / Meeting facilities
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Cycles for hire
  • Free wi-fi
  • Gym / Leisure facilities
  • Licensed
  • Restaurant
  • Suitable for families
  • WiFi access
  • Free On-Site Parking
  • Self-Catering Facilities
  • Launderette

Nearby Businesses

Entertainment

Gulbenkian

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Frequently Asked Questions

How are the kitchen and bathroom facilities set up inside the building?

The 11 bedrooms inside this 15th-century listed farmhouse share four fully equipped self-catering kitchens and modern communal wet rooms/bathrooms rather than private en-suite facilities.

Do guests get access to University of Kent campus perks during their stay?

Yes, guests receive complimentary parking permits and Wi-Fi, along with 20% off cinema screenings at the on-site Gulbenkian Arts Centre.

Is Beverley Farmhouse available year-round or only during university holidays?

Unlike standard student residence halls, Beverley Farmhouse operates as dedicated visitor accommodation and is available to book continuously throughout the entire year.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley