Nestled in the heart of historic Chalk, Gravesend, this charming three-bedroom cottage boasts a rich literary heritage as the honeymoon retreat of Charles Dickens and his wife Catherine in 1836. The property combines period charm with flexible living space and a generous garden, just a short distance from local amenities and excellent transport links. With approximately 1,096 sq ft of internal living space, the home features a ground floor with two reception rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom, while the first floor boasts three bedrooms, including a master and two doubles. The property also benefits from a lower ground-floor cellar, a detached garage, and a large wrap-around garden with multiple outdoor zones. The cottage is a Grade II listed building, preserving its historical and architectural significance, and has been maintained and updated over the years to retain its original charm while incorporating modern amenities.