This enchanting Grade II listed cottage, dating back to the 16th century, is a rare gem that offers a glimpse into the past. With its rich history, period features, and timeless charm, the property has been lovingly held by the same family for over 80 years. The cottage shares architectural characteristics with its neighboring property, Maison Dieu, a 13th-century wayside hospital that is now a designated English Heritage site. The interior features exposed beams, rich wood panelling, and a striking exposed brick chimney breast, while the exterior boasts a Kent peg tiled roof, traditional wooden-framed sash windows, and a handsome oak front door. The property offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchen with a range of wall and floor units. The charming country cottage garden features a wildlife pond, mature shrubs, and a generous stretch of lawn, while the outbuilding offers potential for conversion. Located in the village of Ospringe, the property is close to the market town of Faversham and the cathedral city of Canterbury, with excellent transport links to London.