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Holiday cottages in Kent -
Self catering cottages,
houses and holiday homes in all areas of Kent |
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4 cottages can be let together to sleep 15. Nestled in the estate's 12 acres surrounded by breathtaking Sussex countryside, these grade ll listed farm buildings provide a perfect rural escape for couples, families or groups..... |  |
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£190-1722 per week |
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Whitewashed cottage in Ramsgate's pretty conservation area. Two minutes stroll to Royal Harbour, beach, restaurants and shops. 2 double and 1 twin bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms, parking area and garden...... | |
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£350-650 per week |
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Rural, spacious, detached ground floor converted barn suitable for
partially disabled. Vaulted ceiling in living dining area, beamed
throughout. Panoramic views of surrounding countryside. 1 double
and 1 twin bedroom, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom with bath..... |
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£260-430 per week |
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2 cottages in a converted 18thC barn on the old Roman road to Hythe. They can be connected to let together. Smuggler's Rest is 2-storey with 4-bedrooms and Moonrakers has 2 bedrooms, is on the ground floor and suitable for disabled use.... | |
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£300-550 per week |
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A 16thC barn converted in 2001 to provide top quality accommodation (3
beds, 2 baths, 2 lounges). In a beautiful rural location yet only
ondon. Ideal for visiting historic Kent and Sussex..... |
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£595-925 per week |
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Search our online database for a complete list of cottages for any area in Kent
| The county is aptly referred to as the Garden of England. Its
countryside has been a major fruit-growing region since its first
orchards were planted in Roman times. In early autumn Kentish vines
are laden with grapes and some vineyards offer tours and tastings as
well as the chance to buy the wine The area known as The Heart of Kent is famous for its hop gardens. Used in the brewing of beer the hops are trained up long poles until ready for harvesting in the autumn. The towns of Maidstone, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and Royal Tunbridge Wells are all well worth a visit as each has a character all of its own. The Isle of Thanet, on the south-eastern tip of Kent, covers an area of around 30 square miles. Its three principal resorts, Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate have been welcoming visitors for generations. Each town has its own distinct character, attractions and charm, which, combined with the Island's main villages, provides visitors with a wide spectrum of entertainment and exploration options. |
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