This charming three-bedroom cottage in Chalk, Gravesend, is steeped in literary history, having been the honeymoon retreat of Charles Dickens and his wife Catherine in 1836. The property, which is a Grade II listed building, blends period charm with modern amenities and flexible living space. The ground floor features two reception rooms and a kitchen with garden access, while the first floor comprises three bedrooms and a separate W.C. The property also benefits from a lower ground-floor cellar and a large wrap-around garden with multiple outdoor zones. The cottage is situated in the heart of the village, within walking distance of local amenities and excellent transport links. With its unique history and character, this property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of literary history.