Nestled in the picturesque village of Hoath, this enchanting medieval cottage boasts a rich history and charming character. The property, believed to be a former Yeoman farmhouse, features attractive red brick elevations and a Kent Peg tiled roof. The interior boasts a plethora of original period features, including exposed timbers, traditional fireplaces, and original Kentish timber doors. The spacious and inviting living areas include a cozy sitting room with a log-burning stove, a substantial dining room with a striking period fireplace, and a large kitchen with ample storage and a breakfast room with views of the rear garden. The first floor presents three generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own charm, including feature fireplaces. The property's beautifully landscaped rear garden offers a good degree of privacy, with a paved patio, manicured lawn, planted borders, and an ornamental pond. The garden is perfect for a range of uses, from growing vegetables or keeping chickens to summer garden parties. With its unique blend of country living, historic charm, and outdoor versatility, this property is a rare find in a sought-after village setting just minutes from the coast and the city of Canterbury.