Old Stone Cottage

The Space
Nestled in the heart of Hythe’s sought-after conservation area, this charming semi-detached period cottage dates back to around 1800 and beautifully blends heritage character with modern comfort. Set in an elevated position, the property boasts far-reaching views over the picturesque town and out to sea - a perfect backdrop for your coastal escape.

Step inside to discover a warm and inviting sitting room, full of period charm, including a character fireplace and exposed ragstone walls. A doorway leads to the well-equipped kitchen/dining area, complete with modern appliances, a clever pull-down table, and everything you need for relaxed meals or lively evening entertaining.

Upstairs, you’ll find a beautifully styled double bedroom with beamed ceilings and stunning sea views, alongside a second bedroom overlooking the garden - ideal as a peaceful space for guests or a quiet home office.

A sleek, fully tiled modern bathroom completes the first floor.

Outside, unwind in the private courtyard or soak up the sun in the raised garden area - a real suntrap and perfect for alfresco dining. There’s also the benefit of a wide gated right of way to the rear for added convenience.

Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a peaceful coastal retreat, this delightful cottage offers comfort, charm, and a touch of history - all just moments from Hythe’s town centre, beach, and scenic walks.

Neighborhood
Nestled along the beautiful south coast of England, Hythe is a picturesque seaside town that offers the perfect blend of coastal charm and countryside tranquillity. One of the original Cinque Ports, Hythe boasts a rich maritime history, charming cobbled streets, and a peaceful promenade overlooking the English Channel.

Guests can enjoy leisurely strolls along the Royal Military Canal, relax on the pebble beach, or explore the eclectic mix of independent shops, cafés, and traditional pubs lining the historic high street.

Nature lovers will appreciate the nearby Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, while history buffs can explore Saltwood Castle or the unique collection at the Crypt of St Leonard’s Church, home to one of the largest and oldest ossuaries in the UK.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful seaside retreat, a base for outdoor adventures, or a taste of traditional English charm, Hythe is the ideal destination.

Getting Around
Hythe is conveniently located for day trips to Canterbury, Dover, and Folkestone, and offers easy access to the continent via the Eurotunnel in nearby Folkestone.

The closest train station to Hythe is Sandling railway station. It's located on the South Eastern Main Line and serves both the village of Sandling and the town of Hythe. Sandling has direct services operating to locations across Southern England including Ashford, Deal, Dover, Folkestone, London, Paddock Wood, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Sevenoaks, Staplehurst, Tonbridge and Walmer.

Just a short drive away is the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, offering a nostalgic ride through the scenic Kent countryside.

A number of bus routes operate in Hythe offering access to Ashford, Canterbury and Folkestone.