Accommodation
Plum Pudding Cottage, Dargate
About Plum Pudding Cottage, Dargate
Escape to the country at this delightful period holiday cottage retreat near Whitstable.
Countryside location
Cosy fire
Pet friendly
Sleeps 2
Perfectly formed for a couple yet offers the most surprising amount of space. Quirky low doorways, heavy beamed sitting room and a huge inglenook fireplace add to the charm of this listed building.
In summer the wrap-around gardens are salvation at the end of a busy day and in winter huddling up by the fire perhaps after a pub lunch less than two minutes walk away will be the order of the day.
Facilities
- Internet Access
- Pets Allowed / Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Registered Assistance Dogs welcome
- Free Private Off-Road Parking
- Log Burner / Woodburning Stove
- Underfloor Heating
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Non-Smoking Throughout
- Grade II Listed Building
- Enclosed Dog Exercise Area
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View infoFrequently Asked Questions
- What local dining options are within walking distance in Dargate?
The Dove at Dargate, an award-winning village pub and restaurant known for its seasonal food and outdoor beer garden, is just a two-minute walk down the lane.
- How is the property set up for guests travelling with dogs?
While the immediate wrap-around garden is not fully fenced, guests have access to a large, fully enclosed shared orchard next door where dogs can run off-lead safely.
- What historic character and period features does the cottage retain?
This listed period cottage features original exposed timber beams, low doorway arches, and a large inglenook fireplace with a log burner in the living room, balanced with modern underfloor heating in the bathroom.
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