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Bell House, Wickhambreaux

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Un salon chaleureux avec une cheminée en briques, des poutres apparentes, un canapé et une vue sur l’extérieur grâce à de grandes fenêtres.
Une chambre avec un grand lit, des poutres en bois, deux tables de chevet avec des lampes, une commode et une porte.
Une cuisine rustique avec des poutres en bois, une table à manger avec des chaises et un comptoir où sont disposés des légumes et des ustensiles de cuisine.
Une maison en briques avec un jardin et une terrasse aménagée avec du mobilier d’extérieur.
Un coin repas rustique avec une table en bois, des chaises et un panier suspendu.

Avis

6,0 sur 10 – 

Commodités populaires

  • Cuisine
  • Laveuse
  • Espace extérieur
  • Stationnement disponible

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À propos de cet hébergement

Bell House, Wickhambreaux

  • Dating back to the 16th century, Bell House is a charming property set in the heart of the traditional village of Wickhambreaux on the outskirts of Canterbury. The house overlooks the pretty tree-lined village green and the welcome 17th century pub, The Rose Inn. The village also has a beautiful 14th century church and watermill. Bell House has been in the current owner’s family for over 350 years and has previously been a family home, a school, a tailors and an antique shop. Now it is a lovely four bedroomed holiday home, full of character and charm. Original features include a large hearth, wooden beams and uneven floors, with the addition of all modern conveniences and an eclectic selection of furniture. The garden is a real feature of the property, with a patio for alfresco dining and a long wide sweeping lawn leading down to the (fenced off) river. This area is perfect for exploring the pretty surrounding villages of Ickham, Wingham and Littlebourne and all can be accessed on foot from the house. The Duke William pub in Ickham is only a 20-minute walk and highly recommended for the welcome and good food. The historic medieval City of Canterbury is a short 15-minute drive, and you can reach the coast in less than 30 minutes with the choice of the lovely trendy fishing town of Whitstable, or the elegant Georgian town of Deal just two of many choices.

    Property Description

    Ground Floor

    Sitting room

    Sitting room with sofas and armchairs, Smart TV, large open hearth with wood burner, study alcove with desk and chair

    Kitchen / Dining room

    Kitchen with gas hob and electric oven, larder fridge, dishwasher, filter coffee machine, large dining table and eight chairs

    Utility room – with fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer

    Bedroom - sleeps 2, Twin beds, bedside tables and lamps, chest of drawers (note: one step up to the adjoining bathroom)

    Bathroom (1) – with bath and overhead shower, basin and wc

    Bathroom (2) – with bath and overhead shower, basin and wc

    First floor

    Bedroom - sleeps 2, Super Kingsize bed, bedside tables and lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers

    Bedroom - sleeps 2, Kingsize bed, bedside tables and lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers

    Bedroom - sleeps 2, Twin beds, bedsides table and lamps, wardrobe, chest of drawers

    Landing - with armchairs

    Garden

    A lovely large garden with patio area and garden furniture, BBQ, lawn and mature trees and shrubs, leading to a river which can be fenced off from small children.

    Parking

    Free on-street outside the house and around the village green.

    No pets

    Things You Need to Know

    Towels and linen are provided
    Wi-Fi access
    Central heating
    Cot and highchair available

    House Rules

    We would respectfully ask that the following house rules are adhered to, to avoid any damages.
    Should any damages arise please note charges may be taken from your security deposit.
    Please note check out is 10am. Please ensure you vacate on time to allow our housekeepers to enter the property and prepare it for the next guests.
    Smoking is not permitted in the property at any time.
    Please note for insurance purposes the number of guests must not exceed the total occupancy of the house.
    For fire safety reasons please do not use any candles in the property.
    Please be respectful to neighbours. Quiet hours are between 11pm and 9am.
    Parties and loud music are not permitted.

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À propos du quartier

À Canterbury, cette propriété de vacances se situe en zone rurale. Parmi les sites remarquables de la région, notons Cathédrale de Cantorbéry et Château de Douvres. D'autres attraits valent également le détour : Howletts Wild Animal Park et Wingham Wildlife Park. Visiter le guide de voyage pour Canterbury
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Wickhambreaux, Kent

À proximité

  • Deux éléphants, leurs défenses se faisant face.
    Howletts Wild Animal Park
    9 min en voiture - 6.6 km
  • Un babouin reconnaissable à ses marques faciales distinctives et à sa barbe blanche.
    Wingham Wildlife Park
    12 min en voiture - 8.5 km
  • Réserve naturelle nationale de Stodmarsh
    2 min en voiture - 3.1 km
  • Aire de pique-nique Grove Ferry
    6 min en voiture - 6.9 km
  • Zoo de Howletts
    11 min en voiture - 14.7 km

Transport

  • Gare de Bekesbourne : à 5 min en voiture
  • Londres (SEN-Southend) : à 112 min en voiture

Restaurants

  • Flo and Teds
    7 min en voiture
  • The Red Lion
    7 min en voiture
  • The George & Dragon
    5 min en voiture
  • Mobile Fish And Chips
    2 min en voiture
  • The Old Gate Inn
    7 min en voiture

Foire aux questions

Bell House, Wickhambreaux accepte-t-il les animaux de compagnie?

Non, l’établissement n’accepte pas les animaux de compagnie.

Combien coûte le stationnement à Bell House, Wickhambreaux?

L’hébergement dispose d’un stationnement sur place.

À quelle heure est-il possible d'arriver à Bell House, Wickhambreaux?

L’arrivée est possible à partir de 16 h.

À quelle heure doit s'effectuer le départ à Bell House, Wickhambreaux?

Le départ est à 10 h.

Où se situe Bell House, Wickhambreaux?

Cette propriété de vacances se trouve en zone rurale, à moins de 5 km des sites suivants : Réserve naturelle nationale de Stodmarsh, Howletts Wild Animal Park et Wingham Wildlife Park. Les points d'intérêt suivants sont également à moins de 10 km : Kent Downs et Zoo de Howletts.

Avis

Avis pour Bell House, Wickhambreaux

6,0
Note de 10 – Excellent, d’après 0 avis sur 2.
Note de 8 – Bien, d’après 1 avis sur 2.
Note de 6 – Acceptable, d’après 0 avis sur 2.
Note de 4 – Médiocre, d’après 1 avis sur 2.
Note de 2 – Terrible, d’après 0 avis sur 2.

Avis

Avis provenant d’un site partenaire

8/10 – Bien

7

Bell House est une charmante maison située dans un village typique. Nous y avons passé un excellent séjour. Problèmes à résoudre: Propreté du placard de la cuisine et de la vaisselle Remédier aux difficultés d'évacuation des salle de bains et toilettes Réparer le four de la cuisine Prendre les poussières dans les plafonds
Avis provenant d’un site partenaire

4/10 – Médiocre

Charming but Neglected: Beautiful House, Poorly Maintained and Overpriced

This is a gorgeous old house with huge potential, but the house has not been laid out well and is in desperate need of restoration. For example, there are three bedrooms upstairs and a further bedroom downstairs, but all the bathrooms are downstairs, meaning that you have to walk down creaking old staircases in the night. This could be resolved as there is a large space between two of the bedrooms upstairs that could (with a little investment) be converted to a bathroom. The floorboards in the bedrooms are literally coming apart with several large holes in one bedroom and ad-hoc repairs across the floors. I understand that the property is very old, but I lived in a 400-year-old farmhouse for over 12 years. I am used to old houses with low doorways and crooked walls, but there is no excuse for holes in the floorboards, ancient, low-quality furniture and poor cleanliness. It is as though the owner has thrown together the furniture their ancestors collected over centuries and used Ikea to replace the unusable items with the cheapest possible replacements. Most of the furniture is ‘rickety’ and old at best (for example, the armchairs in the space upstairs), or extremely cheap. The house is old, but it is not clean. There were cobwebs all over the house, and the floors and rugs are in desperate need of a deep clean. The carpet was also coming away from the main staircase. The kitchen is nice, spacious and reasonably equipped. The bedrooms were clean with modern, comfortable beds and sufficient towels and linen. The bathrooms were clean but very basic. The living room is borderline (Ikea sofas thrown in with tired antiques), and a tiny TV situated so that it is very hard to watch unless you sit at the other end of the room. The log-burning stove was one of the reasons I chose this house. Having moved from an old farmhouse to Dubai, I missed winter evenings by the fire. The booking confirmation email mentions 'Logs (starter pack)’, which were nowhere to be seen, but I was able to order logs using Deliveroo. The ‘study corner’ is ridiculous, an old desk littered with ancient but sadly not antique detritus and a 90’s cheap hifi, but no chair or even space to sit. The curtains throughout the house are old, dusty and dirty. The garden was lovely, but I fear more attention is paid to maintaining the garden than the house and furniture. I feel that this is a little cash cow for the owners who live abroad and want to minimise their investment and maximise their margins. This property is not priced appropriately for its condition, fixtures and fittings.