Egypt Granary, Brenchley

Kent. Sleeps up to 2

Perched between Matfield and Brenchley in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by luscious greenery, is this detached annexe, Egypt Granary, which is settled above a double garage opposite the owner's home. With splendid views over the manicured orchard, from its balcony, this attractive holiday home is an idyllic hideaway for a couple looking to get away from it all. Climb up stairs to the first floor, which will lead you to the entrance hallway, here you can kick-off your walking boots ready for a fireside rest. Discover the open-plan living space, flooded in natural light from the balcony doors, where you can look forward to curling up on the L-shape sofa with a much-loved book. Step over to the well-equipped kitchen area to whip up a culinary delight for your loved one, courtesy of the double electric oven and hob. For those fuss-free clean-ups there is a dishwasher, and you will find a washing machine in the handy utility room. Throw open the balcony doors to watch the sun set from the balcony with a glass of wine at hand and admire the colourful orchard before you. As the sky grows dark, a king-size bed awaits, and you can freshen up in the cloakroom or head downstairs to the ground-floor for a refreshing rinse in the sleek bathroom. Awaken with a steaming cup of coffee on the balcony to relish the peaceful setting before starting your day. Egypt Granary is a superb base for a countryside escape, walk straight out the front door onto one of the many surrounding public footpaths. You can round off your walk with a visit to one of our local pubs – the Hopbine Inn or the Halfway House, or for a culinary experience, book a table at the Small Holding restaurant in Kilndown or the Poet in Matfield. For a culinary experience, book a table at the Small Holding restaurant in Kilndown or the Poet in Matfield. History buffs may wish to embark on an adventure to the National Trust site of Scotney Castle, which can be found amid vast woodland or unveil the past at the 13th century ruins of Bayham Old Abbey. Jump in the car for a short drive to explore many more of the countryside walks in the area from Bewl Water, Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest and Cinderhill Woods or go for a crisp glass of wine on the beautiful terrace at Hush Heath Estate and Winery or a cleansing ale at the tap room of the Cellar Head Brewery. For a much-needed escape, whisk your loved one to Egypt Granary

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