This charming Grade II listed cottage, once known as the Old Post Office, is situated in the sought-after village of Harbledown on the outskirts of Canterbury. The property exudes charm and elegance, with an abundance of period features and a beautiful well-established garden with parking. The cottage is approached via a wrought iron gate and features a lovely principal reception room with an exposed-brick fireplace and large sash window, as well as a stunning timber floor and a country-style kitchen with a solid fuel Esse stove. The first floor boasts three bedrooms, including a large double with dual aspect views and a separate shower room. The garden is a quintessential cottage garden with a wide variety of mature shrubs, climbing plants, flowers, and trees, and a track from the main road permits right of access to a parking space at the side of the property. The property has some secondary glazing and gas fired central heating, and the current owners hold architect's drawings for an extension that would require a planning application and consent. Harbledown is an ancient parish with two churches and mainly comprises large, period properties, offering a range of amenities and restaurants, as well as easy access to Canterbury and the Kentish countryside.