Self catering holiday cottages in Kent

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A county of rolling hills, wooded valleys, vineyards, windmills, orchards, oasthouses, castles, gardens and stately homes. Steeped in history - mysterious marshes, breathtaking countryside, medieval towns and idyllic sandy bays - Kent provides something for every holidaymaker, however eclectic their taste.

With more castles, stately homes and gardens open to the public than any other region, Kent is home to the timeless White Cliffs of Dover, the towering cathedrals at Canterbury and Rochester and a plethora of castles including Tonbridge Castle, Hever Castle, Leeds Castle - rising from two small islands in a lake surrounded by parkland - and the ruins of the moated Scotney Castle.

Known as the 'Garden of England', Kent is an area for fruit-growing as well as vineyards, hop gardens and orchards. Touring this county takes the holidaymaker across a landscape encompassing both the ancient and the modern, the historic spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells Chartwell, former home of Sir Winston Churchill, and Tenterden known as the "Jewel of the Weald".

The Pilgrim's Way footpath follows the long ridge of the North Downs while in the south, sheltered by the Downs, lies the Weald, famous for pretty little towns and villages, hop gardens, oasthouses, cosily-welcoming pubs and the stark, cattle-grazing areas of Romney Marsh.

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Three Chimneys Farm - Kent
	Sleeps 8 people. Three Chimneys Farm, Goudhurst. 4 Self-catering holiday cottages and houses in Kent, England, stylishly furnished and well equipped, sleeping from 2-8 Click here for full details