Keepers Cottages offers a range of self-catering holiday homes, from cosy fisherman’s cottages and romantic apartments to large celebration houses. Each holiday cottage across Kent is personally picked and perfectly placed for exploring what ‘the Garden of England’ has to offer. Stay in one of the many coastal cottages that Keepers has to offer, from dog-friendly holiday homes to cosy romantic cottages for two. Or browse the selection of large family holiday homes, offering luxury stays for big groups and family gatherings, and enjoy luxury features such as saunas, an out door bath and games rooms too. Since the company was founded in 2013, Camilla and the team have been passionate about maintaining that personal touch. Today, we have a fantastic local team of staff with an in-depth knowledge of the area and of all our holiday cottages. We continue to grow year on year thanks to increasing demand for UK holidays and our very loyal customers.

The Old Cherry Barn is the epitome of a stunning, luxury barn conversion. Once the original cherry barn, it has been restored with every possible comfort. The high vaulted ceilings of the open plan living space create a large and spacious sociable area for friends or family to gather. The three luxury bedrooms, all with ensuite have been named to reflect local Kent produce – Cherry, Hop and Oyster. There is an additional family bathroom and even a shower for the dog! Outside, the barn has a large garden with a summer house, as well as a large patio for dining or lounging, and a charcoal BBQ. The Old Cherry Barn is the perfect holiday home in all seasons, as it has air conditioning as well a underfloor heating and a wood burner.

Nestled in the beautiful Kent countryside, the area offers charming villages to explore, by foot, cycle or car. The historic market town of Faversham is a short drive away, and has a fabulous weekly market, as well as great walks along the creek. The medieval City of Canterbury is also a short drive with its iconic cathedral, and for those wanting to enjoy the coast, where better than a trip to the fishing harbour town of Whitstable famous for its oyster beds.