Norton, Nr Faversham
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The Kennels is set in a courtyard setting overlooking an ornamental fountain. The building used to house dogs belonging to the farm, and has been sympathetically converted to provide a spacious two bedroom single storey holiday home. With an open play layout it is ideal for families and friends to enjoy and socialise. Snuggle up by the fire on a cosy winters day after a long countryside walk to the pub, or enjoy the sun trapped garden outside in warmer climes. The large garden is walled and completely enclosed, so your four legged friends are safe to roam and enjoy the outside too.
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The Kennels: sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms, family bathroom, open plan sitting room with dining area and kitchen, large enclosed garden.
Single Storey
Entrance hall with coat hanging space
Bedroom 1 (sleeps 2) king size bed, bedside drawers and built in wardrobes, window overlooking the gardens
Bathroom with bath and separate shower, WC and wash hand basin
Bedroom 2 (sleeps 2) with twin beds (king size bed available on request), bedside tables, built in wardrobes, small dressing table
Reception room with sitting area to one end with comfortable seating for 4, woodburning stove. Dining table for 4. Kitchen with large upright fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, Dolce Gusto coffee machine.
Electric heating throughout
Outside
Fully enclosed walled garden laid to lawn.
Comfortable seating for 4
Coal BBQ
Communal parking area with space for 2 cars
Located in the small hamlet of Norton, close to Faversham nestled in the rolling North Kent Downs, an area designated as being of outstanding natural beauty, with countless lovely walks, cycle routes and country pubs. Elmley Nature Reserve is within easy reach and offers a wonderful landscape to explore the spectacular landscape (11 miles). Faversham is only 4 miles away and is famous for local ciders, butchers and fine food destinations such as the renowned farm shop Macknade. Also host to a yearly hop festival and home of Shepherd Neame, the country’s oldest brewer.
A visit to Leeds Castle, whose epitaph is ‘the most beautiful castle in the world’ is highly recommended (9 miles) along with a trip to the seaside with Whitstable being 12 miles away. Meander through the small coastal town and enjoy the local oysters. The Cathedral City of Canterbury (12 miles) with its historic cathedral, beautiful medieval streets and shopping . Getting around is easy by road and rail - the nearest station is Faversham, with direct trains running to and from London Victoria. Also within easy reach of Dover Ferry Terminal and less than 30 minutes from Ashford International (Eurostar).