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- Thurnham
- Owl End
Owl End Thurnham
Sleeps 2
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathroom
1 Pets
Owl End - Facilities
- BBQ
- Bicycle Storage
- Dishwasher
- Electricty / Utilities Included
- Garden / Patio Enclosed
- Patio / Garden
- Games Room
- Local Pub
- TV
- WiFi / Internet Access
- Bedding / Towels Included
- Cot
- Washing Machine
- Open Plan
- On Site Parking
Owl End
Stay in holiday cottage for six that is right in the heart of the garden of England near Leeds Castle. A beautifully modern chalet type cottage offering everything you could possibly want for a relaxing holiday. Set in the beautiful rolling Kent countryside along the Pilgrim’s Way and with the Church of St. Mary located behind the property this cottage ticks all the boxes.
The large open plan living space is perfect for a family gathering or great for friends to get together. The living area leads to the large conservatory and modern kitchen area. The property has two ground floor bedrooms one a double room and the second a twin room they share a ground floor shower room. The master suite is on the first floor and is open and airy with en-suite bathroom seating area and large kingsize bed. There is a large games room with ping pong table and seating on the ground floor. The garden is all enclosed by a flintstone wall perfect for a game of croquet or cricket. Located on the Pilgrims Way a delight for walkers or cyclist.
The village of Bearsted sits at the foot of the North Downs. The village centre retains a traditional atmosphere and boosts 59 listed properties many surrounding the village green flanked by two pubs. There is a railway station with connections to London approximate travel time one hour a small supermarket and a selection of eating places. Leeds castle is ten minutes from the property and is set in 500 acres of beautiful parkland. The historic castle glorious gardens attractions and programme of events is open all year round and there is something for everyone. The market town of Maidstone is only three miles away and is known as the heart of the ’Garden of England’. Once better known for its brewing and paper making past now more of a haven for shoppers and tourists. The river Medway runs through the centre of the town linking Maidstone to Rochester and the Thames Estuary. Once the main trade route now used more for pleasure and tourism with a River Festival in July. The town has a selection of museums and galleries to enjoy. The historic Rochester is twenty minutes away the home of author Charles Dickens Rochester Cathedral Rochester Castle and the Historic Naval Dockyards. The Dickens Festival in June Sweeps Festival on May Day and the Dickensian Christmas Festival in December which will make a day out here very worthwhile. Pub, shop and restaurant ½ mile.
