Great Field Farm Bed & Breakfast

General information

LUXURY SUITES WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE
Available for Bed and Breakfast or Self Catering accommodation, situated along a quiet country lane, easily accessible from the B2068 (the old Roman Stone Street), in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with lovely nature walks and woodland all around.
Our accommodation comprises 3 Eco Barns
• Sunset Lodge – sleeps up to 6
• Apple Barn – sleeps up to 5
• Hazel Barn – sleeps up to 4
And The Cottage suite – sleeps 2 plus sofa-bed
Rural but centrally located, being
• 8 miles (13km) south of the Cathedral City of Canterbury
• 20 miles (31km) to Dover
• 7 miles (11.5km) to the Channel Tunnel terminal
• 16 miles (26km) to Ashford International Railway Station and the Designer Outlet
• 8 miles (13km) north of Folkestone
• Only 6 miles (10km) from Junction 11 of the M20
• 35 minutes to London on the High Speed train from Ashford station

Our location is ideal for exploring some of Kent's prettiest villages, many historic buildings, places of interest, traditional seaside towns and beaches and of course the many tourist attractions the area has to offer.
We are an excellent base for walkers and cyclists, being near the North Downs Way and close to many signed walking and cycling routes. We can offer a free local pick-up and drop-off service for those without transport. We can also provide light suppers for walkers and cyclists if necessary.
Great Field Farm comprises forty five acres (15 hectares) consisting of arable farmland, paddocks and pretty south facing gardens. The arable field has a nature strip around the perimeter where you are welcome to stroll, where you are quite likely to see wildlife such as deer, hares, pheasants, badgers and foxes. Woodpeckers and wrens are amongst the numerous wildlife visitors can often be seen from our windows.
• Enjoy glorious views across open countryside

• Hearty award winning farmhouse breakfasts or generous continental breakfast provided in your own kitchen/diner

• Spacious well-appointed suites of rooms

• Free Wi-Fi

• Wheelchair access and walk-in showers

• Child friendly

• New British made Harrisons 3700 pocket sprung divan beds

• 250 metres from beautiful woods and nature reserve

• Local drop off/pickup for walkers

• Powered by solar PV, wind and ground source heat pumps
Our award winning breakfasts are always a treat with our home produced seasonal fruits, jams and juices, served with a wide choice of cereals and yoghurts, followed by an Everhot cooked breakfast normally comprising local sausages, bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, fried bread and eggs from our own hens, but we are only too happy to accommodate any special requests or diets.
As an alternative we also provide generous provisions for DIY continental breakfasts as our eco barns have well equipped kitchens/dining areas. These will typical consist of bread, preserves, butter, milk, juice, fruits, yoghurt, cereals and eggs. This can be a liberating experience for families, or for a relaxed start to a morning, perhaps on their own patio. (There’s usually enough for a late night snack or elevenses too!)
Sunset Lodge has been a great favourite with single business guests wanting to work undisturbed, film crews (the feature film “Everyone’s Going To Die” used the Lodge and the farmhouse for location filming), and families who love the convenience of a home environment, with the upstairs snug that makes a brilliant playroom, with toys, books and a football table and two extra beds if required.
Our new Eco Barns have been our “Grand Designs” incorporating many green sustainable features, being powered, as is Sunset Lodge, by our 50kW PV array and a ground source heat pump. We have been well served by local firms, like Canterbury Beds for their good advice and supply of British made Harrison 3,700 pocket sprung divan beds, Artique Gallery without whom we would not have discovered the artworks we think match our barns’ character perfectly. Nasons of Canterbury whose rugs fitted our colour scheme and pockets.
The timber frame was made and erected by Vasahus, who also installed the triple glazed windows and the Warmcel insulation, which is made from recycled newspapers.
The zinc roof was installed by Metal Roof Ltd of Canterbury
We have used organic paint and varnish throughout, supplied by Ecos Organic Paints.
Porcelain floor tiles from Travertine Direct