Mayfield

The Space
A vibrant and welcoming property, Mayfield can comfortably accommodate up to six guests for a wonderful getaway in the South East of England.

At the beating heart of this property is the living room. Ideal for the perfect night in, the living room is fitted with a velvet sofa and flat screen TV. This space is the ideal place for quiet hours of relaxing.

Just behind the living space is the dining room which includes a modern style dining table and six comfortable chairs.

Dominating the kitchen are the smooth wooden cupboards, along with fine, granite worktops. The kitchen houses modern appliances including a Nespresso coffee machine, oven, electric hob, microwave, kettle, and a toaster. You’ll also have all the cutlery and dinnerware you will need for your self-catering retreat.

You'll find all four bedrooms located on the first floor. Head to the master bedroom and you'll find a comfortable double bed with plush bedding and premium bed linens to ensure you have a great night’s sleep. A TV, storage space, and a large wardrobe complete the space.

Also ideal for couples, the second room is also home to a double bed boasting the same handy amenities.

You’ll find two single bedrooms on the first floor too, ideal for children and teenagers, or those who want their own private space to relax.

There are two family bathrooms at Mayfield. The first floor bathroom features a bathtub, an overhead shower, WC and wash basin, whilst the ground floor bathroom is home to a shower, basin and WC.

Outside you will have access charcoal BBQ facilities, along with patio table & chairs and a covered bench.

Neighborhood
Tyler Hill is a peaceful village located just a stone’s throw from the centre of Canterbury. In the village you’ll find a number of amenities including the popular Tyler’s Kiln Public House.

Canterbury is a place where the past and the present seamlessly blend, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere. With a rich history dating back over 2,000 years, Canterbury is perhaps best known for its iconic Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important religious landmarks in the world. This stunning Gothic masterpiece, founded in 597 AD, played a significant role in the development of Christianity in England.

The city's historical significance doesn't stop at the cathedral. Canterbury also boasts well-preserved medieval architecture, including the city walls, Westgate Towers, and St. Augustine's Abbey. Walking through its charming streets is like stepping back in time, with timber-framed buildings, cobbled streets, and cozy tearooms, all providing a taste of the city's rich heritage.

Canterbury is not just a living museum; it's a vibrant, modern city with a thriving cultural scene. The bustling high street and St. Dunstan's Street are lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a diverse range of shopping and dining experiences.

Set against the backdrop of the Kent countryside, Canterbury is an ideal base for exploring the Garden of England. Nearby attractions include the White Cliffs of Dover, the coastal town of Whitstable, and the picturesque village of Chilham.

Canterbury's blend of history, culture, and natural beauty makes it a captivating destination for tourists and a wonderful place to live for its residents, ensuring that this city will continue to hold a special place in the hearts of all who visit.

Getting Around
There is easy access to public transport from Mayfield.

Canterbury has fantastic rail links to locations all across the South East, with direct routes from Canterbury East to Dover, Gillingham and Rochester, and to Margate and Ramsgate from Canterbury West. Both stations also offer direct routes to London.

A number of bus routes can be found throughout Canterbury so getting around the city and the South East could not be easier.

All of London’s airports can also be easily accessed from Canterbury, ideal for travellers visiting from overseas.