Guests say
The Coach House in Stone in Oxney is consistently praised for its beautiful decoration, comfort, and well-equipped nature. Guests enjoy the peaceful village location, proximity to attractions, and the welcoming hosts. The outdoor area is appreciated for relaxation, and the property is noted for its cleanliness and interesting furnishings. While there was an issue with the Internet, the overall experience remains highly regarded.
Guests have noted the property to be very clean, with plenty of towels supplied, indicating a high standard of cleanliness.
The property is appreciated for its quiet village setting with little traffic noise, birdsong, and convenient access to Rye and the coast, making the location highly desirable.
Reviewers consistently mention the comfortable beds, spacious bedrooms, and the overall comfort of the property, suggesting a very comfortable stay.
The property is well-equipped and beautifully decorated, with modern conveniences and tasteful furnishings. However, the score is slightly lowered due to a reported issue with the Internet not working.
Guests have been greeted with welcome packs, which include treats and a bottle of wine, showing thoughtfulness from the hosts. While such gestures are highly appreciated, they are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
This recently renovated coach house promises a memorable stay for those who appreciate the charm of antiques and the allure of eclectic design. It offers a comfort retreat for couples or groups of friends. The property is located behind the owner’s house but totally separate with lovely countryside views. Stone in Oxney is a peaceful locale with many footpaths and trails, perfect for walkers and cyclists with the Saxon Shore Way passing through the parish. Watch out for kingfishers and moorhens along the Royal Military Canal and the croaking of the “laughing frog” in the Romney Marsh. Appledore has a convenience store and tearoom (2.3 miles) with the ancient town of Rye 6 miles away. Camber Sands offers a beautiful stretch of golden beach and iconic sand dunes (9 miles) and Tenterden, (7 miles) has a tree-lined high street, full of restaurants and bars, a taproom and the Kent and East Sussex Railway.
Step into the heart of this property and you are instantly welcomed by a country-styled kitchen/dining room which has a functional dresser loaded with everyday crockery. A dining table sits in the middle of the room, perfectly positioned for chatting and dining. The kitchen is well-equipped and has everything you will need for preparing group meals. The living room has large windows which let natural light flood in and is decorated with carefully curated antiques, selected to add character. In addition, there are two sofas and a winged armchair, and a Smart TV and there is a snug corner with a writing desk and chair, perfect for quiet reading or studying. On the ground floor, there is a cloakroom with washbasin and WC. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms, two doubles and the third has a small double bed, suitable only for one person. The master bedroom has a door which opens onto the external staircase platform with far-reaching views across the fields. All rooms offer a unique décor, which tell their own story. The bathroom is modern with a shower, washbasin, and WC.
Outside, next to the property, there is a courtyard area offering the perfect blend of rustic nostalgia and creative charm with a table and chairs for alfresco dining and evenings around the fire pit.
Accommodation
Reviews (6)
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Mrs Airey
The cottage is extremely well equipped, very clean, with very comfortable beds, bedding and plenty of towels supplied. The owners are very friendly and welcoming.
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Mr Hossack
The house is exactly as described on the website and the hosts are very friendly and welcoming. The furnishings are interesting and eclectic, but none the less comfortable. The house is ideally located for exploring east Kent or just having a relaxing break in a quiet village.
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Mr Smith
A relaxing week in the countryside, conveniently located.