Motor House Loft
Sandhurst, Nr Tenterden
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This spacious loft apartment has been newly renovated (June 2021) to provide comfortable 'home from home' accommodation. It is situated within the grounds of a private home, overlooking wonderful surrounding countryside. There are two spacious double bedrooms (or twin beds available in one room) along with an open plan living/dining space to enjoy. Set in the village of Sandhurst you can take a stroll to the local pub, enjoy many walks on your doorstep or take a trip to the nearby town of Tenterden to enjoy an afternoon cream tea, visit Chapel Down vineyards or a ride on the Kent and Sussex Railway. A short car journey away is the wonderful sandy beach of Camber Sands, or the ancient town of Rye.
Motor House Loft has been named after the owner's love of classic cars, and offers accommodation for couples or families looking for a relaxing rural getaway, or families looking to enjoy the many things to see and do in the area. The accommodation is on the first floor of a converted Motor House, and offers comfortable accommodation in two bedrooms. The location is fantastic with so much to see and do on your doorstep - Bedgebury National Pinetum is closeby for those who like to walk the high ropes at Go Ape, Bodium Castle for the history lovers, Camber Sands for sun, sea and sand.....and for animal lovers The Rare Breeds Centre, oh and not forgetting a drop of wine tasting at Chapel Down for the grown ups! You'll need to stay at least a week to squeeze everything in!
Motor House Loft has been named after the owner's love of classic cars, and offers accommodation for couples or families looking for a relaxing rural getaway, or families looking to enjoy the many things to see and do in the area. The accommodation is on the first floor of a converted Motor House, and offers comfortable accommodation in two bedrooms. The location is fantastic with so much to see and do on your doorstep - Bedgebury National Pinetum is closeby for those who like to walk the high ropes at Go Ape, Bodium Castle for the history lovers, Camber Sands for sun, sea and sand.....and for animal lovers The Rare Breeds Centre, oh and not forgetting a drop of wine tasting at Chapel Down for the grown ups! You'll need to stay at least a week to squeeze everything in!
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About the House
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Motor House Loft: sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms, open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen, shower room, outdoor seating, parking.
Access via outside stairway to First Floor:
Door to:
Open plan sitting/dining/kitchen room.
Seating area with sofa, coffee table, large Smart TV, reading light
Dining area with table and 4 chairs, views to countryside
Kitchen with fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, oven and electric hob.
Shower Room with electric power shower, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail.
Master Bedroom with king size bed (sleeps 2), chest of drawers, Smart TV, views to countryside
Bedroom 2 with king size bed (sleeps 2), chest of drawers, Smart TV (twin beds available on request)
Outside
Balcony with seating and table for 4. Views over surrounding gardens and countryside. Heat lamp/light for those chilly evenings!
Access to lawned garden directly below balcony area with a picnic table for alfresco dining.
Access to public footpath network via a private gate from the garden, steps away to enjoy countryside walks. There is also access to a mowed path around the perimeter of 30 acres of beautiful quiet pasture land. The circular walk takes approximately 30 minutes.
Parking for two cars immediately adjacent to the loft.
Services
Wifi
Central heating
Electric Vehicle charger available at a charge. Please add it on as an extra if you wish to use it at the booking stage.
Access via outside stairway to First Floor:
Door to:
Open plan sitting/dining/kitchen room.
Seating area with sofa, coffee table, large Smart TV, reading light
Dining area with table and 4 chairs, views to countryside
Kitchen with fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, oven and electric hob.
Shower Room with electric power shower, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail.
Master Bedroom with king size bed (sleeps 2), chest of drawers, Smart TV, views to countryside
Bedroom 2 with king size bed (sleeps 2), chest of drawers, Smart TV (twin beds available on request)
Outside
Balcony with seating and table for 4. Views over surrounding gardens and countryside. Heat lamp/light for those chilly evenings!
Access to lawned garden directly below balcony area with a picnic table for alfresco dining.
Access to public footpath network via a private gate from the garden, steps away to enjoy countryside walks. There is also access to a mowed path around the perimeter of 30 acres of beautiful quiet pasture land. The circular walk takes approximately 30 minutes.
Parking for two cars immediately adjacent to the loft.
Services
Wifi
Central heating
Electric Vehicle charger available at a charge. Please add it on as an extra if you wish to use it at the booking stage.
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Facilities
Child FriendlyCotCountryDishwasher15 Miles To The Beach0.5 Miles To The Pub0.2 Miles To The ShopsEV ChargerHairdryerHighchairIron & BoardLinenParking - Off StreetRomantic BreaksSmart TVSmoke DetectorsTowelsWashing Machine26Mb Wi-Fi -
Things You Need to Know
Towels and linen are provided
Wi- Fi
Central heating
An electric car charger is available for guests to use at a cost of £5 per day. Please advise Bloom Stays if you wish to use this during your stay.
Please note the property is set on the first floor, access is via the outside steps to the main entrance door therefore may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. Please ensure children are supervised at all times.
Cot and highchair available on request
Please note there is a seating area for 4 people outside on the balcony which has a heat lamp above for those chilly evenings! Smoking is not permitted on the balcony.
The owners live on site.
There is access via the footpath on site to approximately 30 acres of blissfully quiet pasture and woodland. -
House Rules
We would respectfully ask that the following house rules are adhered to, to avoid any damages to our beautiful holiday home. Should any damages arise please note charges may be taken from your security deposit.
Please ensure you check out on time to allow our housekeepers to enter the property and prepare it for the next guests.
Smoking is not permitted in the property at any time.
Please note for insurance purposes the number of guests must not exceed the total occupancy of the house.
For fire safety reasons please do not use any candles in the property.
Please note quiet hours are between 11pm and 9am. Please be respectful to neighbours.
Pets are not permitted.
Parties and loud music are not permitted.
In the Area
The village of Sandhurst is situated in Kent, near the border with East Sussex and is close to the villages of Hawkhurst and Northiam. Its name translates as a place that is wooded in sandy ground and is thought to have been used as the village that provided shelter and sustenance to soldiers on their way to the Battle of Hastings, and the survivors returning to London.
The main road to Rye runs through the village and was a popular trading route. Visitors to the area should ensure they take a trip to Rye which is one of the Cinque ports and has an abundance of cobbled streets, bijou shops and boutiques and a variety of wonderful places to eat. On the way you will pass through Newenden, the smallest village in Kent. The game of cricket is understood to have been created in Newenden when in 1300 the son of King Edward I, the future Prince of Wales, played a game called Creag. To this day it is home to an enthusiastic cricket team.
Bodiam Castle is owned by the National Trust and is a beautiful moated castle built in 1385. There are various events held throughout the year and it really worth a visit.
If you enjoy being on the water visit Bodiam Boating Station at Newenden and take a lazy boat trip to Rye or Bodiam Castle, or enjoy paddle boarding and canoes - great fun for the family!. Also a must is a trip on The Kent and Sussex Railway which runs for 10 miles from Tenterden through the Rother levels, past the village of Northiam to Bodiam.
The main road to Rye runs through the village and was a popular trading route. Visitors to the area should ensure they take a trip to Rye which is one of the Cinque ports and has an abundance of cobbled streets, bijou shops and boutiques and a variety of wonderful places to eat. On the way you will pass through Newenden, the smallest village in Kent. The game of cricket is understood to have been created in Newenden when in 1300 the son of King Edward I, the future Prince of Wales, played a game called Creag. To this day it is home to an enthusiastic cricket team.
Bodiam Castle is owned by the National Trust and is a beautiful moated castle built in 1385. There are various events held throughout the year and it really worth a visit.
If you enjoy being on the water visit Bodiam Boating Station at Newenden and take a lazy boat trip to Rye or Bodiam Castle, or enjoy paddle boarding and canoes - great fun for the family!. Also a must is a trip on The Kent and Sussex Railway which runs for 10 miles from Tenterden through the Rother levels, past the village of Northiam to Bodiam.
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