Introduction
"Featured in The Times as the perfect love nest - \\This former granary has been lovingly converted into a beautiful little hideaway for two in the heart of the Kent countryside. Inside it is all red and white interiors with original wooden beam walls and little fairy lights above the small kitchen table. There’s a cast-iron bed with linen drapes.\\ - The Times February 2018\nSappington Granary is a traditional wooden framed former granary that has been transformed into a cosy and romantic bolthole in the middle of the beautiful Kent countryside.\nThis studio accommodation has everything you need for a comfortable holiday guests receive a welcome pack including a bread mix for the bread maker teacoffee homemade jam butter toasting muffins. Special breakfasts with fresh eggs from the owner’s chickens and other home made items are available.\nSit on the raised decked balcony and look over fields and woodland the perfect spot for breakfast and even better in the evening to watch the setting sun.\nThere are walks from your doorstep to explore this pretty part of Kent. Cycles can be hired from Canterbury and the coast is just 30 minutes drive including the pretty towns of Sandwich Deal and Walmer."
Summary
Sappington Granary: sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom (double size bed) and 1 en suite bathroom. Garden
Ground Floor
Open plan studio with double bed, ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, WC and basin.
The sitting area has a comfortable sofa, dining table and chairs and TV with Freeview/Netflix enabled (own account required), wireless bluetooth speaker.
The kitchen area is equipped with an electric hob/oven, fridge and freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and bread maker.
Outside
A raised decked area with bistro table and 2 chairs, and a large enclosed garden with a private gravel patio area with two lounger chairs and coal BBQ (no coal provided)
Parking available on the shared driveway
What you need to know
In light of Covid-19, accommodation providers may have temporarily removed some non-essential, high touch items (some examples may include decorative cushions, games and hair dryers) from their accommodation.
Properties in England - Current government guidance states that in England, outdoor restaurants and takeaway options, as well as swimming pools are permitted to open in Step 2 (expected to be 12 April – 16 May 2021), subject to social distancing rules. Indoor entertainment and areas of hospitality will not be permitted to open until Step 3 (expected to be 17 May – 20 June 2021).
Properties in Wales and Scotland – guidance on which facilities and venues can open and when has not yet been published. We recommend that you keep up to date with government announcements for further information.
Government guidance and legislation on COVID 19 changes frequently. Before you travel, you need to ensure you have checked and understood the relevant legislation and guidance that is applicable to you and the make up of your party.