The Old Wagon Lodge

From £380 per week*

The Old Wagon Lodge is a beautiful example of a traditional, timber framed structure, built with Kent peg tiles and timber weatherboard. Converted into a charming, two bedroom cottage, it is the perfect Kentish getaway for couples and young families who wish to explore this picturesque part of the county.

The cottage sleeps up to four, and features has a vaulted, open plan living/dining/kitchen area and a bathroom. Sitting at the heart of our farm, it affords spectacular views across the surrounding countryside and offers a peaceful haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Nearby, you can enjoy activities such as walking, cycling, riding and fishing.

Facilities

In the kitchen you’ll find a washing machine, dish washer, fridge freezer, cooker and microwave for your convenience. Each room has thermostatic controlled underfloor heating, which is included in the price along with electricity, bedding, linen and towels. WiFi is also available throughout and the cottage has its own exclusive car parking area.

The enclosed garden has a lockable shed where you can store bicycles, as well as a large patio area, barbecue and table and chairs.

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House rules

Smoking is not permitted in the Old Wagon Lodge, and due to the nature of our business we are unable to accept pets.

We are able to provide a high chair and/or travel cot if necessary, but bedding would not be included for this. Please let us know at the time of booking if you require either of these.

At a glance

Availability

Bookings are available from Saturday to Saturday only. Any bookings made outside these days will be rejected. Please contact us directly for further details.

June 2019

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*Prices subject to change and availability. Please call for details.

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“Growing up around a farm it’s taken for granted how lucky we are, I love the countryside and the outdoors and wouldn’t have wanted to be anywhere else. The new change is definitely sad after all these years, but hopefully it’ll result in big and better things.”

Annabel Sunnucks
“I couldn’t have asked for a better childhood than growing up on Rankins Farm! It is sad to see it no longer the working fruit farm I have always known but the change is so exciting. I cannot wait for the new glamping venture and to be heavily involved throughout, it’s lovely that we can do it together as a family. i know this is only the beginning for us and the farm and there are lots of opportunities for the future!”

Gemma Sunnucks
“As well as being alongside Tony at Rankins Farm for over 25 years, I am from a farming family, so it will be strange not having that direct involvement anymore. However this new venture is exciting and hopefully others will realise why we love the farming countryside.”

Sarah Sunnucks
“Farming is all I’ve ever known, I left school with the intention to farm. Although I still have a small involvement with farming, it’s a big transition for me. There is definitely an opportunity for me to find my new niche with our exciting developments.”

Tony Sunnucks