Wingham 5 miles. A settled into a working farm in Adisham near Wingham, Kent, The Goose Shed is a beautiful single-storey barn conversion with all of the home-from-home features needed to make your stay a delight. The property offers off-road parking and is ideal for a family or a group of friends looking to explore the South East of England. Walk through the garden and be welcomed into a simply stunning open-plan living area, where a pretty sitting area boasts a selection of stylish furniture, including a white armchair and two sofas settled beside countryside themed artwork and a smart TV, ideal for catching up on your favourite TV shows. Wooden flooring stretches throughout and double glass doors open onto the sitting area, as well as letting in seas of light, and the garden beyond is ideal for catching the last rays of sunshine with a glass of your favourite beverage. The opulence of the sitting area continues into the beautiful kitchen space, offering a whole host of amenities to cater to your culinary needs, all hidden within contemporary grey cupboards, and the round dining table welcomes guests to dine together, making this spacious room a real social hub for all guests to enjoy. Freshen up in the contemporary bathroom, enjoying a soak amongst the bubbles as the handy utility takes care of your muddy clothes, before settling down into one of one king size and 2 double bedrooms, each with earthy green and grey décor, storage, and one with a stylish en-suite. The Goose Shed is a stunning base for your rural getaway to Kent. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1092150 together sleeping up to 12 guests.

Between the magnificent cathedral city of Canterbury and the port town of Sandwich is the charming Kent village of Wingham. Wingham has long been a popular tourist destination due to its rural setting. The village's mix of thatched cottages, mediaeval hall houses, and attractive Georgian structures gives it an incredibly distinctive appearance that is guaranteed to draw visitors. Tourists will be spoiled for choice when searching for a quick lunch or a full evening supper along the tree-lined high street. The Dog Inn, which was previously a coaching inn and dates back to the 13th century, offers traditional dishes made using products that may be found nearby. Real ales and frequent live music performances, such as jazz afternoons, are available at The Anchor. Wingham Wildlife Park, which is open every day of the week, is less than half a mile from the settlement. It has ponds, aviaries, animal enclosures, a pet village, a picnic area, a play area with adventures, and even an animal hospital. The adjoining Goodnestone Park Gardens are another must-see destination. The 14-acre grounds, which Jane Austen frequently visited, are regarded as some of the best in the South East. Why not take a stroll and enjoy the woodland walk, which looks out over the village cricket pitch and has an arboretum, a gravel garden and a wonderful collection of old trees? Make your way to Howletts Wild Animal Park, which is less than four miles away, for a fantastic family outing where you can view more than 50 different types of animals. When the parents take a well-earned break, the kids can burn off some energy in the play area where you can stroll with lemurs or observe tigers and gorillas. Every time of year is ideal for a holiday in Wingham.

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