Brick & Ember

This luxurious, renovated Victorian red brick bard is nestled in the English countryside of Romney Marsh Ridge, on the edge of the rural hamlet of Court-at-Street and next door to family-favourite Port Lympne Safari Park. With a large garden and beautiful panoramic views of the North Downs. there is something for the whole family to enjoy during your stay. With streaming services, table football, board games and a host of books to choose from, no one will be complaining about boredom if you're stuck inside on a rainy day. Cosy up by the log burner or draw yourself a steaming bath in the clawfoot tub, and sink into the water as you feel your muscles relaxing. Stepping outside you'll be spoiled for choice in how to spend your day, whether you want to travel out further afoot or stay on the property. Throw a barbecue and dine alfresco with beautiful country views, and gather round the firepit at dusk while you roast marshmallows and exchange stories around the flames. If you're looking for something a little more active for the family, your host owns a tennis court on the property that can be used with prior permission.

In the area, you'll find a whole host of fantastic local places and attractions to sate yourself. Your host can recommend a plethora of great local pubs, restaurants and wineries, as well as local points of interest such as castles, beaches and lighthouses.

Home truths:
*There is free, private parking on the premises for 4 cars
*The super king-size bed and one of the king-size beds can be separated into two separate beds depending on your needs
*One of the bedrooms is accessed via a set of stairs
*Two friendly dogs live in the farmhouse next door – they won't be around during your stay, but guests with allergies should be aware of this
*Quiet hours must be observed after 10pm
*No music is permitted outside here
*Storage space is minimal, so we recommend packing light if in a large group
*There is a tennis court you can use with prior permission
*You will receive a welcome package with logs for the burner, tea, coffee, olive oil, herbs and spices, local wine and more