Crud Yr Awel

Nestled in the heart of the village of Bridge, a few miles from Canterbury in Kent is this Grade II listed, terraced townhouse, Crud Yr Awel.

Set over three floors and benefitting from a private garden, Crud Yr Awel is a lovely escape for up to six guests looking to explore this part of Kent.

After a day of touring the local area, kick back in the lounge and get comfortable on the corner sofa, complimented with a woodburning stove for when those chilly months arrive.

Move through to the kitchen/diner, boasting a light and airy feel with apex ceilings and an outlook to the rear garden, here you can dust off those cooking books and get started on a favourite home-made dish.

Step outside and discover the garden, lined with artificial grass and a furniture set with barbecue, this is perfect for hosting family barbecues in the summer months.

Head upstairs and begin your nightly routine in the family bathroom, boasting an eye-catching stainless steel bath where you can enjoy lazy soaks, or opt for the walk-in shower for a refreshing rinse.

On this level there is also a king-size room whilst the top floor hosts a king-size with large sash windows and a double bedroom.

Just up the road lies three welcoming pubs, The 1 Michelin Star Bridge Arms, Red Lion Inn and the renowned Pig at Bridge Place, so you can have plenty of choice when you fancy a meal out.

On the way back, stop off in the local convenience store and grab some breakfast goodies for the following morning.

Head four miles north to Canterbury, a quaint city with cobbled streets and a wealth of history and culture, plus an assortment of high street shops and independent retailers worth browsing.

Why not take a boat trip along the River Stour and appreciate the city’s historic architecture from a different perspective?

Within three miles lies Howletts Wild Animal Park, home to over 390 animals including the largest herd of African elephants in the UK, a perfect day out for all the family!

Choose Crud Yr Awel and enjoy a superb holiday base in Kent.