About Little Hayloft, Near Canterbury

Perched on the edge of a picture-perfect meadow and with mesmerising views of rolling hills and the North Downs, Little Hayloft is a truly spoiling countryside retreat

Hot tub

Countryside location

Open fire

Newly renovated in 2021, the owners have worked tirelessly with their Scandinavian interior designer to create a space that is luxurious, modern and homely in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The beautifully furnished, open plan living area on the first floor, complete with woodburning stove, has wonderful views with one wall almost entirely glass. It opens onto a large sun trap terrace, complete with comfortable outdoor sofas and dining area, from which the surrounding countryside and sunsets feel even closer. Steps lead down to a patio and private hot tub - the perfect place to unwind.

Facilities

  • Hot Tub Facilities
  • Cots Available
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • EV Charging Available
  • Underfloor Heating
  • No Pets Allowed

Nearby Businesses

Accommodation

Great Field Farm

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Frequently Asked Questions

What guest capacity and bedroom configuration does Little Hayloft offer?

The property sleeps up to 4 guests across 2 ground-floor king bedrooms (including a master bedroom featuring a freestanding bath and 6-metre sliding glass doors to the patio), supported by 2 full bathrooms.

What parking and electric vehicle charging facilities are provided on site?

The property includes private off-road driveway parking for 2–3 vehicles, as well as an on-site EV charging point (available upon request prior to arrival).

What outdoor living and private spa features does the property feature?

Little Hayloft offers a private outdoor hot tub on the ground-floor patio, alongside a upper-deck south-west facing sun terrace equipped with outdoor sofas, a dining set, and a gas BBQ.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley