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A warm welcome awaits you with tea and coffee on arrival at Roy and Maureen Hathway’s Grade II listed Kentish Barn.
We have for the past eight years lovingly converted Twitham Barn, almost single-handed, from a disused farm building to the breathtaking, luxurious vision we strove to achieve all those years ago.
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Twitham Barn is a four bay barn, a secluded sanctuary surrounded by fields. It is detached and situated in a very quiet rural hamlet, not overlooked. It was built circa. 1700 and is nestled in the heart of the beautiful “Garden of England”. The only traffic you may hear is the occasional tractor. There is a large pond and a delightful landscaped garden to the front of the barn. To the rear there is a large terrace, lawn and pretty flower and shrub beds which is totally secluded and not overlooked. Guests are welcome to use the gardens during the summer months. |
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If your visit is to celebrate a special occasion and you wish to bring your own wine or champagne, we would be pleased to chill this for you and supply glasses .
Our aim is to provide you with a quality stay in a comfortable environment for you to relax and enjoy the finest Kentish hospitality.
Twitham Barn is situated between the villages of Wingham and Staple, both offering hostalries and restaurants. Other amenities can be found locally. We are approximately 20 minutes equal distance from the historic Cathedral City of Canterbury, which offers superb shopping and many historical attractions, and the Port of Dover which is convenient for both the Ferry and Cruise Terminals. The Cinque Port of Sandwich is only 15 minutes away, steeped in medieval history with narrow quaint streets and beautiful buildings. There is easy access to the A2 for London and Dover. The Channel Tunnel rail link is approximately 30 minutes away.
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