Historic Cottage in village very close to Canterbury

Large 2 bedroom period cottage with outside space in a vibrant village geographically very close to Canterbury also easily accessible to London and France.

Bridge village has 3 pubs and the boutique Pig Hotel has a restaurant, bar and casual dining. The Michelin Starred Bridge Arms with outdoor space and excellent bar snacks as well as exceptional menu, The Red Lion has a large garden and is child friendly. Both these pubs and the Plough and Harrow serve food and are in easy walking distance of the cottage.

There is coffee shop- Flo and Ted's within 100 metres and there are some other cafes - Tadpoles and Mama Feel Goods that can be walked to through beautiful countryside.

There is a grocery store, pharmacy, beauty salon and hairdressers in the village as well as tennis club, play park and health centre.

Canterbury is 2.5 miles away with its Historic Cathedral, Marlowe and Gulbenkian theatre, many tourist attractions, shops, restaurants and bars.

The train from Canterbury gets you into London in 57 mins, the train from Folkestone gets you to France in 30 mins. We frequently go to France for day trips.

The train from Canterbury gets you into London in 57 mins, the train from Folkestone gets you to France in 30 mins. We frequently go to France for day trips and Jon commutes daily to London for work its that easy.

There are buses in the village, Canterbury West, Canterbury East and Bekesbourne train station are all easily accessible. We have friendly local taxi driver details as well.

Howletts Wild Animal Park is 5 minutes away, Port Lympne Safari park is 20 minutes away. Wingham Wildlife Park is 15 minutes away.

Dover Castle is 20 mins away, Deal, Walmer, Rochester and Leeds Castle are all in an easy radius as well.

The coastal towns and beaches are all easily accessible, Folkestone, Sandgate, Hythe, Deal, Whitstable, Broadstairs, Margate and Ramsgate.

Vineyards and breweries we have Simpsons and Chapel Down Vineyard, Chatham Docks has a gin and whisky distillery and there are Breweries in Faversham and Ashford. These all offer drinks and dining packages.

Other local attractions include the Dymchurch Light railway, Spit Fire Museum, Quex Park, Folkestone Harbour Arm and Triennial Sculpture Exhibition and Artist Quarter The Turner Contemporary Museum in Margate. Dreamland and Diggerland.

The train from Canterbury gets you into London in 57 mins, the train from Folkestone gets you to France in 30 mins. We frequently go to France for day trips and Jon commutes daily to London for work its that easy.

There are buses in the village, Canterbury West, Canterbury East and Bekesbourne train station are all easily accessible. We have friendly local taxi driver details as well.

This is a very popular area for cyclists as well with many dedicated cycle routes.

There are so many walks in Kent we can happily provide maps.