Nash Cottage, Throwley

Kent. Sleeps up to 3

This lovely Regency terraced cottage is surrounded by peaceful countryside with wonderful walks nearby.   It is attractively furnished with many pretty little touches and is very well equipped. Located about 6 miles from the ancient market town of Faversham, home of the UK's oldest brewery; 10 miles from Ashford; 12 miles from the Cathedral City of Canterbury and within a short drive of the seaside resorts of Whitstable and Herne Bay for sea sports and also near to local golf courses, as well as a wide selection of Castles, houses and gardens, this is a great cottage for a peaceful or active break. Shop: 4 miles  Pub: 1 mile Coast:  12 miles
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Ground Floor:
Living/Dining Room/Kitchen takes up the whole of the ground floor and is bright and airy and has comfortable armchairs, a large sofa, dining table and chairs and a TV with Freeview and DVD plus a Radio/CD player.   The  Kitchen area has an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, coffee machine and mixer.   A stable door from the kitchen opens onto the patio and pretty rear garden

Fairly steep open wooden stairs lead up to...

First Floor:
Bedroom with views over the fields to the front of the house has a large wooden framed bed with two three foot single mattresses and single duvets. There is bedside cabinet and table, an antique pine wardrobe and pretty wooden chair. A door from this bedroom leads to...
Bathroom with a bath, over-bath shower, washbasin, heated towel rail and w.c. and a door leading to....
Dressing Room/ Bedroom 2 with additional folding bed , small chest of drawers and chair for third guest has wonderful views
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Garden: Small front garden with steps down to the path to the front door. The mature back garden has a large patio area and garden furniture is kept in the garden shed.
Parking: There is a parking space for one car beyond the back garden.
Heating: Electric radiators and two night storage heaters.
Notes: The cottage is probably not suitable for very young children due to the fairly steep open wood stairs.

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