A charming 17th century home, located in the heart of Canterbury, boasts 3 bedrooms and is designated as a historic Building. Situated near the city's most notable attractions including the Beaney Museum, Marlowe Theatre, Westgate Towers, and picturesque Westgate Gardens for punting on the Stour. This prime location is just a stone's throw away from local restaurants, breweries, and cafes. The interior has been meticulously restored with no expense spared - featuring Italian designer velvet upholsteries and Georgian antiques. The grand entrance living room is centred around a large Inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove. Complete with Georgian chaise lounges, an authentic card table, an upright piano, and quality sofas for up to 8 guests. The master bedroom has a Sleigh Bed, Luxuroius thick curtains and another historic fireplace. The master bathroom with copper Freestanding bath and walk-in shower. An ensuite shower in the master bedroom. The newly equipped modern kitchen includes a large oven, induction hob, fridge freezer, and microwave. A utility area with a washer dryer is also provided for convenience. Equidistant from Canterbury West and East Railway Stations One Parking space is provided inclusive with EV charging for an extra fee. An additional parking space is available for a fee from 3pm on day of check-in to noon the following day. For groups of 5+ guests and stays of 2 or more nights one extra parking space (closeby in a business permit car park) is included in you stay reservation is required.

With our solid oak handmade bedside tables with special messages and our fun overnight clothes hanging spaces, we hope you enjoy the rich colours, fabrics and sumptuous feel of old and new. Please inquire about special requests. Groups of 12 Persons please enquire. Jesticos at same address also available.

Experience the charm and history of Canterbury City, where medieval streets lead to the grand Canterbury Cathedral. The city also holds significance in the story of Thomas Becket's murder Take a scenic punt along the River Stour, passing by the Beany Museum, a delightful Tudor building. Quaint historic buildings line the river as it winds through the city centre. Grab a bite at the Goodshed near Canterbury West train station, which offers locally sourced food and treats from a true Farmers market. For some homemade gin and beer, head over to The Foundry. During summer, don't miss watching Kent Cricket Team play at Old Dover Road- it's a must for any cricket fan! Easy There is easy train access from London's Victoria, Charing Cross, and St Pancras stations. Make sure to visit Howletts and Port Lymphe Zoos with their strong focus on conservation, or take a trip to see iconic landmarks such as the White Cliffs of Dover, Dover Castle, RAF museum, and Sound Mirrors- an original form of radar technology.