Rosemary Cottage: Gardens, Woodland & Tennis

Rosemary Cottage is a charming 3-bed cottage in 2.5 acres of gardens and woodland. All bedrooms are en-suite. Ideal for families or small groups looking to unwind in the countryside. Tennis court, play area, walks from the door, and just a short stroll to the historic village of Yalding. Dog-friendly. Easy train from London. The space Escape to the Kentish countryside in Rosemary Cottage—a cosy, well-equipped 3-bedroom retreat, perfect for families or small groups of up to 6. With all bedrooms en-suite and a comfortable open-plan layout, it’s the ideal setting for a relaxing break in nature. Enjoy a private balcony overlooking the gardens, explore 2.5 acres of shared grounds, or get active on the tennis court. Children will love the play area, and dogs are welcome too! Nestled near the historic village of Yalding, you’ll have local pubs, riverside walks, and countryside trails right on your doorstep. It’s a peaceful, family-friendly haven—yet just 45 minutes by train from Central London. Guest access - Shared use of 2.5 acres of gardens and woodland - Tennis court (rackets & balls provided) - Children’s play area with climbing frame and toys - Hosts Lydia & Lieven live next door and are happy to help Other things to note Set at the end of a quiet country lane, the cottages are a short walk from Yalding—a beautiful historic village featuring: - 15th-century pub & restaurant - Farm shop, tearoom, Indian restaurant, and convenience store - Library, Post Office, and scenic riverside walks The Greensand Way runs alongside the property, offering direct access to some of Kent’s best countryside trails. Yalding is also known for its three rivers, perfect for boating, canoeing, and fishing. Yalding is also known for its three beautiful rivers, which provide fantastic opportunities for boating, canoeing, and fishing. At the bottom of the garden, through the woodland area, a private gate opens onto a charming countryside path that leads directly into the village in just a few minutes. Do bring suitable footwear—this path can become muddy in the autumn and winter months.