Bright double room in 18th century cottage

Traditional bedroom with double bed and ample storage space in large cottage, built 1733. It has not been overly modernised, but has central heating, wetroom and bathroom (both shared) and Wifi. In an old village near Canterbury, ideal base to explore East Kent. Due to steps and stairs, not suitable for people with limited mobility. You can park in a layby about 70 m from the house. The bus stop is about 300 m away, on the main road. The space Double room in Kentish cottage: open fires, beams, etc. Not suitable for people with mobility problems. The room has a double bed, is carpeted, has central heating and a walk-in wardrobe. Shared bathroom next to room; also a (shared) wetroom downstairs. We also have a big garden, which you are welcome to spend time in. Towels, toiletries, dressing gowns and a hairdryer are provided. Please note both the pillows and duvet are filled with feathers, and I'm afraid I have no synthetic ones. Breakfast is included: tea, coffee, fruit juice, cereal and / or as much toast and eggs as you can eat - though I'll happily provide other things if you give me enough warning :-) The house is on a street off the main road in a quiet village between Canterbury and Sandwich. At the back of the house there's a field full of rabbits, squirrels and birds. The house is about a mile away from Howletts wild animal park. Good bus service to Sandwich and Canterbury - every half hour through the day (not so good in the evening or on Sundays!) The bus takes about 10 minutes to get from Canterbury to Littlebourne; the bus stop is 300 metres away, on the main road. Half hourly train service from Canterbury to London (St Pancras/Charing Cross or Victoria); the fastest takes just under an hour. National Express coaches (to Victoria) are usually much cheaper but take about two hours. Apart from being just 4 miles from the world famous tourist destination of Canterbury and its spectacular medieval cathedral, the village of Littlebourne is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and the sea is within a half hour drive to the north, east and south....oysters at Whitstable, glorious sandy beaches of Thanet, Turner at Margate, Dickens at Broadstairs, birdwatching on the sand dunes at Sandwich, a pier and two Tudor castles at Deal, the White Cliffs and Castle at Dover (not to mention frequent ferries to France) - and there's Britain's only official desert at Dungeness, about an hour south west of Canterbury. Guest access Kitchen and both bathrooms, as well as their own bedroom of course. Guests are welcome to relax in the garden, too. Please note guests are not encouraged to cook in the kitchen, although they are welcome to make as much tea or coffee in the kitchen as they want (no tea or coffee making facilities in the room). During your stay Usually quite a lot! I am usually at home whenever the guests are in. I usually make breakfast for guests, but if they don't want my company, they only have to say :-)