Former 16th Century Alehouse

This characterful Grade II listed property set in the centre of Cranbrook, is ideally placed to explore the beautiful Weald of Kent. The property offers very flexible accommodation and, with 2 large family bedrooms, it can sleep up to 11 . The space Set in the centre of Cranbrook, this deceptively large three storey house has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a large lounge, open plan kitchen, spacious dining room with breakfast bar and 2 inglenook fireplaces. This charming Tudor property was built in the 16th Century since which time it has been use as an alehouse, lodging house and for 90 years it was home to the town's Cobbler and his family. The house is warm, open, light and full of character. At the rear of the property there is a fenced patio garden with two garden tables, chairs and a barbecue. There is also parking for one car, although the access is quite narrow. Guest access The property was newly refurbished for 2015 and has a fully fitted with a dishwasher, range cooker, microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. There is internet access with wifi, a TV and DVD player. There are wood burning stoves in the lounge and master bedroom to give that cosy feel, as well as gas central heating throughout and under floor heating downstairs. Bed linen and towels will be provided Downstairs Hallway, shower/toilet, lounge with inglenook, dining room, utility room First Floor Very large master double bedroom with inglenook fireplace, dressing room and en suite bathroom, family bathroom, twin room (bunk beds + truckle) Second Floor Very spacious twin bedroom, can be used as a family room if required, smaller twin bedroom The bedrooms sleep 8 but can easily accommodate extra. The second floor large twin bedroom can be used as a family room.