Nestled in the picturesque village of Hoath, this enchanting medieval cottage, believed to be a former Yeoman farmhouse, boasts attractive red brick elevations and a Kent Peg tiled roof. The property, lovingly owned by the current owner for 37 years, features a plethora of original period details, including exposed timbers, traditional fireplaces, and original Kentish timber doors. The ground floor offers spacious living areas, including 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. The first floor presents three generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own charm, and a study that could be used as a home office or nursery. The property's beautiful gardens, encompassing a sumptuous 1/4 acre plot, are perfect for those who enjoy gardening. The rear garden features a paved patio, manicured lawn, planted borders, and an ornamental pond, making it ideal for a range of uses, from growing vegetables to hosting summer garden parties. With its unique character, generous living space, and outdoor versatility, this home offers the best of country living, set within a sought-after village setting just minutes from the coast and the city of Canterbury.