These are experiences you can add at the point of booking, or contact Keepers Cottages to arrange for your stay.
Whitstable, Kent
Front door leads into large hallway
Well equipped kitchen with island and bar stools, range cooker with gas hob, oven, dishwasher, butler sink, fridge, freezer, wine fridge, coffee machine. At the other end is a large dining table and chairs, a log burner and bi-fold doors to the garden.
Utility room with additional storage space, washing machine, tumble dryer.
Sitting room with large velvet corner sofa, two seater sofa, armchairs, wood burner, Smart TV with access to all the apps such as Netflix and Disney. Bi-fold doors lead to the garden.
Sleeps 2, with Double bed, bedside tables and lamps, basket storage and shelves, chair, decorative fireplace. Doors to the front garden.
Shower room with large walk-in shower with rain head and handheld attachment, basin and wc.
Large garden with lawn and decked area with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ.
Sleeps 2, with Kingsize bed, bedside tables, wall lights, built in cupboards, chair.
Sleeps 2, with Double bed, bedside tables, lamps.
Sleeps 1, with Single bed and built in cupboard
Sleeps 2 (plus an infant), with Double bed, bedside table, lamp, cupboard, and an extra bed for a young child under 4 years.
Bathroom with roll top bath, double basin and WC
Private driveway parking for up to four cars.
Perfectly positioned between the coast and countryside, Droveway House offers the best of North Kent within easy reach. Just a short drive away, Canterbury is one of UK's most historic cities with Canterbury Cathedral at its heart, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 1,400 years of history. Wander through the city’s cobbled streets to discover medieval architecture and a wonderful mix of boutiques, bookshops and artisan stores alongside larger high street shops. Guided walking tours are a great way to uncover Canterbury’s rich history, from tales of pilgrims and Roman history to hidden alleyways and city walls. In the opposite direction lies Whitstable, one of Kent’s most loved coastal towns. Famous for its oysters, creative scene and relaxed atmosphere, Whitstable has a vibrant independent scene. The working Whitstable Harbour is home to fresh seafood stalls, local artists, craft shops and beach huts. Enjoy browsing independent homeware shops, galleries and delis, before settling into one of the many seafood restaurants. The beaches and shoreline are ideal for slow mornings, sunset walks, sauna sessions or paddleboarding in the warmer months. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities to explore. Blean Woods National Nature Reserve is one of the largest areas of ancient woodland in southern Britain and a beautiful place for walking, cycling and wildlife spotting. Cyclists and walkers can also enjoy the famous Crab and Winkle Way, a scenic route linking Canterbury and Whitstable along the path of one of the world’s earliest passenger railways. Kent is increasingly celebrated for its vineyards and wine production, with several exceptional vineyards nearby. Closest is Domaine Evremond, the highly anticipated English sparkling wine estate by Taittinger, set within the beautiful Kent countryside. Visitors can also explore renowned vineyards including Gusbourne, Chapel Down and Balfour Winery, many of which offer tastings, tours and seasonal dining experiences. The surrounding villages each have their own charm, from traditional country pubs and farm shops selling local produce and small independent cafés.
These are experiences you can add at the point of booking, or contact Keepers Cottages to arrange for your stay.