Escape to Yeomans House, a peaceful countryside retreat with stunning views across vineyards, the Stour Valley and Kent Downs National Landscape. Perfect for families or friends, this charming home features original Tudor beams, a welcoming living area, well-equipped kitchen and beautifully presented bedrooms. Enjoy private grounds, rural views, table tennis and parking for up to five cars. An ideal base for relaxing and exploring Kent.

The heart of this beautiful country home is the spacious and welcoming living area, thoughtfully furnished with comfortable seating and tasteful décor. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light while offering wonderful views across the surrounding countryside, vineyards and Stour Valley, creating a peaceful setting to relax and unwind. Original Tudor beams and character features add warmth and charm throughout the property, while the inglenook fireplace in the entrance hall provides a particularly striking feature. The well-equipped kitchen provides everything needed for a comfortable self-catering stay, with a dining area where guests can enjoy meals together while taking in the beautiful rural surroundings. The property offers several comfortable and beautifully presented bedrooms, providing a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Traditional features are complemented by homely furnishings, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere throughout. Outside, guests can enjoy the private grounds and expansive countryside views, with the surrounding landscape stretching across the vineyards, Stour Valley and Kent AONB. The beautiful, large wrap-around garden is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the countryside. With several charming patios offering sunshine throughout the day, it’s ideal for leisurely breakfasts, al fresco dining or unwinding with a drink in the evening. Fruit trees, a children’s climbing frame and plenty of space to explore make the garden a wonderful feature for guests of all ages. For those looking for a little entertainment, the property also features a table tennis table, providing a fun activity for guests of all ages. The combination of spacious interiors, original Tudor character, beautiful countryside views and private outdoor space makes this a memorable countryside retreat. With its charming original features, stunning views across the vineyards and Kent countryside, table tennis facilities and generous private parking, this lovely home offers a peaceful and comfortable base for guests looking to relax, explore and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area.

Lower Lees Road is set in Old Wives Lees, a peaceful rural village surrounded by the beautiful Kent countryside. The area is known for its traditional village character, open farmland, orchards, hop gardens and scenic views towards the North Downs. It is a lovely choice for guests looking to enjoy a quieter countryside setting while remaining within easy reach of Canterbury and the surrounding villages. The nearby historic village of Chilham is around half a mile away and is particularly picturesque, with a medieval village square, traditional timber-framed buildings and views towards Chilham Castle. For walkers and outdoor enthusiasts, the North Downs Way passes through Old Wives Lees, providing excellent opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside on foot. The local landscape features rolling hills, woodland, farmland and attractive rural views. The area also offers convenient access to local amenities and attractions, while Canterbury is approximately 5 miles away, making it easy to enjoy its historic cathedral, independent shops, restaurants, cafés and cultural attractions before returning to the tranquillity of the countryside. Old Wives Lees is ideal for guests seeking a relaxing rural escape, scenic walks and traditional Kentish villages, with the added convenience of being close to Canterbury and well connected to the wider Kent area.

A car is recommended for exploring the wider area, as Lower Lees Road is in a peaceful rural setting. There is easy road access to Chilham, Canterbury and the surrounding Kent countryside, with the A28 providing convenient connections to nearby towns and main routes. For public transport, the 667 bus serves Old Wives Lees, with a stop near the Village Hall. The service connects the village with Canterbury and Chilham, including Canterbury East Railway Station. Timetables can vary, so guests should check current services before travelling. Old Wives Lees Village Hall is a useful nearby bus stop. Chilham railway station is also within reach and provides rail connections towards Canterbury and the wider Kent network. The surrounding countryside is well suited to walking and cycling, with the North Downs Way passing through Old Wives Lees and connecting the village with Chilham and other scenic areas. Taxis are another convenient option for guests without a car, particularly for journeys to and from Canterbury, railway stations or local attractions.