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Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List Eastern Sevenoaks: Chipstead, Crouch, Dunk’s Green, Ightham, Kemsing, Seal, Shipbourne, Stone Street, Wrotham Heath Western Sevenoaks: Brasted, Cowden, Edenbridge, Marsh Green Locations: Northern Sevenoaks: Dunton Green, Knockholt, Shoreham Southern Sevenoaks: Hildenborough, Tonbridge, Weald Central Sevenoaks: Sevenoaks town EASTERN SEVENOAKS : Chipstead, Crouch, Dunk’s Green, Ightham, Kemsing, Seal, Shipbourne, Stone Street, Wrotham Heath Current Availability 13 – 27 November 2017 Chipstead/ Crossways House Ensuite room or private Chevening Cross Rd Chevening £: 50 – 90; apartment £85 per night Please phone for latest bathroom near Chevening/Chipstead TN14 6HF availability 2 bed/2 bath self-catering Mrs Lela Weavers apartment for 6 Near Darent Valley Path & North T: 01732 456334 Downs Way. E: [email protected] Borough Green, Yew Tree Barn WiFi access Long Mill Lane (Crouch) £: 60 – 130 13 – 27 November Ensuite rooms Crouch Family rooms Borough Green TN15 8QB Tricia & James Barton Guest sitting rooms T: 01732 780461 or 07811 505798 Partial disabled room(s) Converted barn built around 1810 E: [email protected] located in a tranquil, secluded hamlet www.yewtreebarn.com with splendid views across open countryside. Excellent base for touring Kent, Sussex & London. Ightham The Studio at Double Dance Broadband Tonbridge Road £: 70 – 80 15 - 23 November WiFi access Ightham TN15 9AT Ensuite room A stylish self-contained annexe Penny Cracknell Kent Breakfast overlooking Ightham and the Kent T: 01732 884198 or 07811 066253 Kitchenette Downs. An ideal touring base yet E: [email protected] within walking distance of historic www.doubledance.co.uk village and gastro-pub. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List EASTERN SEVENOAKS : Chipstead, Crouch, Dunk’s Green, Ightham, Kemsing, Seal, Shipbourne, Stone Street, Wrotham Heath Current Availability Stone Street Sakers Cottage WFi access Stone Street £: 105 MINIMUM TWO NIGHT STAY Please phone for latest Self-catering Seal, Nr Sevenoaks availability Breakfast/welcome TN15 0LJ Belinda & Robin Canty hamper T: 01732 762757 Wood burning stove Vintage charm and contemporary chic Locally produced food marks this luxury self-catering cottage E: [email protected] Garden in Sevenoaks hamlet. Ideal for www.sakerscottage.com relaxation, touring and exploring Kent. Dunk’s Green Kentish Rifleman Ensuite room Dunk's Green £: 50 – 65 Please phone for latest Kitchenette Tonbridge TN11 9RU availability Jonathon Austin A charming and traditional Old English T: 01732 810727 or 07724 374626 Pub is hidden away in the Kentish E: [email protected] countryside. The perfect base for www.thekentishrifleman.co.uk travellers. Self-contained room with cooking facilities. Kemsing Park Lane B & B Ensuite rooms 7A Park Lane £: 45 – 80 13 - 27 November Disabled rooms Kemsing TN15 6NU WiFi access Sonja Ellis A newly refurbished establishment T: 01732 760687 or 07807 719935 situated at the bottom of The North E: [email protected] Downs near the Pilgrims way. Two www.parklanekent.com ground floor rooms make it suitable for the disabled. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List EASTERN SEVENOAKS : Chipstead, Crouch, Dunk’s Green, Ightham, Kemsing, Seal, Shipbourne, Stone Street, Wrotham Heath Current Availability Kemsing Upthedowns B&B Broadband 23 Northdown Road £: 55 – 79 Closed for winter from WiFi access Kemsing TN15 6SD 1 November 2017 – Locally produced food Ann Sofie & Richard Miles March 2018 Ensuite room or private Quiet B&B in cul-de-sac in Kemsing, T: 01959 526869 or 07759 268115 bathroom just outside Sevenoaks. Walking E: [email protected] Walkers & cyclists distance to Otford station with trains www.upthedowns.com welcome to London. 1 mile off A25, 3 miles off M25. Seal Wendy Wood B & B Broadband 86 Childsbridge Lane £: 44 - 90 (min stay 2 nights) Please phone for latest WiFi access Seal TN15 0BW availability Ensuite rooms Wendy Wood Located in Seal, a charming old village T: 01732 763755 in rural Kent but only 3 miles from www.jjhg48.f2s.com/ww/ Sevenoaks. Guests have their own key and free access. Shipbourne Bear Manor Oast Own bathroom Upper Green Road £: 65 – 70 including continental breakfast Please phone for latest Kitchenette Shipbourne TN11 9PL availability WiFi access Sue & Edward Buchanan Detached and self-contained roundel T: 01732 811256 oast, set within a conservation area E: [email protected] which includes an excellent pub, www.bearmanoroast.co.uk historic church, school and a large common and village green. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List EASTERN SEVENOAKS : Chipstead, Crouch, Dunk’s Green, Ightham, Kemsing, Seal, Shipbourne, Stone Street, Wrotham Heath Current Availability Wrotham The Bull Hotel Wifi access Bull Lane £: 69 – 159 Please phone for latest Restaurant Wrotham TN15 7RF availability & Guide dogs welcome Lygia Fontanella information on Xmas Meeting rooms Characterful refurbishment of 4* AA T: 01732 789800 packages Euros/cc’s accepted 14th century inn and AA rosette & 2017 E: [email protected] Locally produced food Michelin Guide listed restaurant with www.thebullhotel.com easy motorway access. Wrotham Pretty Maid House B & B Wifi access London Road (A20) Heath £: 70 – 150 Please call for latest Disabled rooms Wrotham Heath TN15 7RU availability Family rooms Sue & Andy Carr Free parking A premier guesthouse ideally located T: 01732 886445 Guide Dogs welcome for all major road junctions serving E: [email protected] Euros/cc’s accepted Sevenoaks district. A warm welcome www.prettymaidhouse.com awaits at this comfortable B & B. Wrotham Barn Cottage WiFi access Seven Mile Lane Heath £: 40 – 70 13 - 27 November Locally produced food Borough Green TN15 8QY Euros accepted Graham & Suzi Filleul Traditional Kent lapboard cottage T: 01732 883384 or 07721 734134 surrounded by garden, woods and E: [email protected] walks. Breakfast is served in the flower- www.barncottagebnb.co.uk filled conservatory-lounge. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List WESTERN SEVENOAKS : Brasted, Cowden, Edenbridge, Hever, Marsh Green, Westerham Current Availability Brasted Old Manor House WiFi access The Green £: 80 – 85 Please phone for latest Locally produced food Brasted TN16 1JL availability Kerstin Olszowska 15th century village house set amidst T: 01959 569950 or 07850 510507 the charming village of Brasted with E: [email protected] close proximity to the beautiful rolling www.theoldmanorhouse.wordpress.com hills of Kent. Cowden Becketts WiFi access Pylegate Farm, Hartfield Road, Cowden, £: 65 – 105 13 - 27 November Ensuite rooms Edenbridge TN8 7HE Locally produced food Mrs Jacqui Wilcox New Year availability Euros accepted Stunning listed barn full of character set T: 01342 850514 or 07884427550 with 2 night minimum Special 3 day break in an area of outstanding natural beauty E: [email protected] stay and only 4 miles from Hever Castle, www.becketts-bandb.co.uk Penshurst Place and Chartwell. Edenbridge Mowshurst Farmhouse WiFi access Swan Lane £: 65 – 75 Please phone for latest Ensuite rooms Edenbridge TN8 6AH availability Locally produced food Giles & Helen Jackman Situated north of Edenbridge, a small T: 01732 862064 market town, with views across open E: [email protected] farmland to the greensand hills which www.mowshurstfarmhouse.co.uk border the Kentish Weald. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List WESTERN SEVENOAKS : Brasted, Cowden, Edenbridge, Hever, Marsh Green, Westerham Current Availability Edenbridge Taylour House WiFi access Taylour House £: 200 – 350 (minimum 3 night stay) 13 – 17, 20 - 24 Self-catering 69 High Street November On-site parking Edenbridge TN8 5AL Kerstin Müller Guide Dogs welcome T: 01233 280333 Pets welcome Stunningly refurbished Grade II* listed E: [email protected] Cots available 15th century townhouse. Period www.oldhouseholidays.co.uk Euros accepted features are complemented by 21st Credit cards accepts century comforts. Four Elms Oak House Farm Ensuite shower/wet Four Elms, Edenbridge, TN8 6PL (Edenbridge) £: From £110 per night (minimum 2 night Please phone for latest room stay) availability Ground floor bedroom Enjoying stunning meadow views, this Wi-fi tastefully renovated self-contained rural Rachel Cooper Locally produced food apartment adjoins a listed farmhouse. T: 01732 700006 or 07944 271175 On-site parking Close to Chartwell, Hever and excellent E: [email protected] pubs, the location is also ideal for www.oakhousefarm.org.uk walking and cycling. Hever Thatched Cottage Self-contained ensuite Thatched Cottage £: 90 (minimum 2 nights stay) 14 – 17, 19 – 23, 26 double Hever Road November Ground floor room Hever TN8 7NH Wendy Macklin Guide dogs welcome T: 0797 0156681 Euros accepted Nestled in award winning cottage E: [email protected] Locally produced garden, this designer ensuite is perfect www.heverbedandbreakfast.co.uk seasonal food for a romantic weekend retreat. Two minutes from pub and Hever Castle. Sevenoaks District Accommodation Availability List WESTERN SEVENOAKS : Brasted, Cowden, Edenbridge, Hever, Marsh Green, Westerham Current Availability Marsh Green Starborough Manor Broadband Marsh Green £: 90 – 285 (min w/e 2 night stay) Please phone for latest WiFi access Edenbridge TN8 5QY availability Tennis court Mrs Daisy
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