A little cottage,
plenty of character
Lovingly renovated, this cosy one-bedroom cottage is small but cleverly laid out. Downstairs, the open-plan kitchen and sitting room open through stable doors onto the garden and fields beyond.
Upstairs, the double bedroom leads via a rolling ladder to a tucked-away mezzanine with a library and desk. The generous bathroom has a beautiful roll-top bath and large separate shower.
"We had the most wonderful stay at Charlotte's house in Bridge, Canterbury. The place is absolutely gorgeous - so cute, comfortable, and beautifully kept - and the surrounding area is outstanding. Charlotte is a fantastic host: always super responsive, helpful, and welcoming throughout. My wife, our small dog, and I had the best experience, and we'd love to come back in the future. Easily one of the best Airbnb stays we've ever had. Highly recommended for everyone!"
~ Jonathan, June 2026
Amenities
1 Bedroom with double bed
1 Bathroom
Rolltop bath
Separate shower
Mezzanine with office space
Private garden
Kitchen utensils
Dishwasher
Gas hob & oven
Cooking EQ
Toaster
Tea & coffee making facilities
Washing machine
Hairdryer
Central heating
Wood burner
Sonos system
Record Player
Towels & linen
Wifi
BBQ
Information
Check-in: 4pm
Check-out: 11am
24hr self check-in with key safe
On-street free parking
Dog friendly (1 per booking)
Babe in arms welcome (BYO travel cot)
Multiple pubs in the village
Beautiful walks straight from the door
Maximum 2 adults
Everything on your doorstep
Set in the pretty village of Bridge, the cottage looks over the fields and grounds of The Pig Hotel from the garden, with beautiful countryside walks leading straight from the door. Two village pubs are just a few minutes’ stroll away, making it easy to head out for dinner and stumble home afterwards. For coffee and a slow morning, Flo & Ted’s is just around the corner in the village, while Gilda’s Bakery in the neighbouring village is well worth the short trip for fresh bread and pastries.
For food further afield, The Goods Shed in Canterbury is a favourite for its farmers’ market and restaurant, while The Sportsman in Seasalter is worth the trip for a special meal by the coast. Around 35 minutes by car, Margate has a great food and art scene, with plenty of independent restaurants, cafés, shops and galleries to explore.
If you’re coming from London, the train from St Pancras to Canterbury West takes around 55 minutes, followed by a 10-minute taxi ride to the cottage.
Come and stay
Prices start from £160 per night midweek
Prices start from £210 per night weekends
Minimum two-night stay
Bank holiday rates vary
Dogs are welcome for an additional £75 per stay
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