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Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Sandwich Kent

St. John's Cottages are family - owned holiday cottages to let in the heart of the Ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich, Kent, the Garden of England.

The refurbished Georgian cottages were built in 1805, replacing the Old Hall from 1287.

The cottages stand in our own private garden, about 36m back from the street, well away from traffic but right in the town centre.

The cottages also have their own individual gardens or yards.

The market town of Sandwich has interesting shops, a French delicatessen, an excellent butcher, farm shops & a small modern supermarket, plus many restaurants, pubs, art galleries, a town museum, a cinema with the latest films, and all small town facilities, many hidden to be discovered as our visitors stroll through the narrow streets.

The cottages are let regularly throughout the year, not just in the summer. We welcome winter weekend or midweek breaks.

The cottages are open for the Winter.

Sandwich for Visitors

fishing on the Delf

Boats on the River Stour

Cricket on the Butts

St. Peter's Church

Travel

By Train
A ten-minute stroll across the market place and along the Rope Walk takes you to the railway station with its hourly direct to London St. Pancras by High Speed at 37 minutes past the hour direct to Sandwich now 1½ hours or the slower service to London Charing Cross.

By Bus
Buses to nearby towns leave from very near the cottages.
The tourist office is across the road in the Guildhall.

Contact Address:

Claudia Maxtone-Graham

6 Moat Sole

Sandwich

Kent CT13 9AU

Tel: 01304 613270

International: +44 1304 613270

Mobile: 07590 271 933

Email: Click Here

Travel By Car

The journey to Sandwich takes about two hours from London, one hour from the Dartford River Crossing, 40 minutes from the Channel Tunnel entrance, or 20 minutes from the cross-channel port of Dover.

The nearby Cathedral City of Canterbury, the channel port of Dover with its great castle plus the many golf courses, nature reserves, gardens and other attractions, all make St. John's cottages an ideal base to discover Kent, the Garden of England.

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