This charming three-bedroom cottage in Chalk, Gravesend, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of literary history. Believed to be the honeymoon retreat of Charles Dickens and his wife Catherine in 1836, the property blends period charm with flexible living space and a generous garden. The cottage, which is a Grade II listed building, has been maintained and updated over the years, retaining much of its original character while incorporating modern amenities. The property features two reception rooms, a kitchen with garden access, three bedrooms, and a separate W.C. on the first floor. The lower ground floor has a cellar, providing useful storage or the potential for conversion. The garden is a highlight, with a large wrap-around garden offering multiple outdoor zones for relaxing, entertaining, or gardening. The property is situated in a sought-after village on the edge of Gravesend, with local schools, sport center, and amenities within a short driving distance.