Little Aluph is a superb, two bedroom cottage settled in the peaceful countryside of Boughton Aluph near Wye in Kent. Resting in the scenic Kent Downs Area of Natural Beauty and just moments away from all the amenities you could need. The proximity of Leeds and Dover Castles as excellent tourist attractions and also Port Lympne Safari Park and Howletts Zoo which are very close by. Little Aluph is the idea home from home. Enjoy the use of the tennis court and take a moment to relax in the enclosed garden breathing in the fresh country air. Inside you will be greeted by the warmth and comfort of the homely kitchen/diner, perfect for preparing your favourite meal after a day of exploring. Adjacent to the kitchen lies the inviting sitting room with a plush sofa and TV, a great spot for evenings in. Ascend the stairs to discover two thoughtfully presented rooms, a double (King Size bed) with TV and a twin each boasting ample storage space for your belongings. Enjoy a refreshing shower in the ground floor shower room with a large walk in shower. Step outside to breath in the fresh country air, taking a moment to relax in the enclosed graden perfect for Al fresco dining or a leisurely afternoon spent with a good book. Nearby you'll find a farm shop and the historic village Wye with independent shops, pubs, eateries and cafes. Head over to Ashford for the town centre and McArthur Glen factory shopping outlet. Further afield is Canterbury, an epicentre of history and culture with the splendour of Canterbury Cathedral; learn all about its history and take tours of the grounds or take a romantic stroll along the River Stour. Lastly the coastal towns of Whistable and Folkestone beckon with beaches, harbours and picturesque coastal walks. Enjoy all of this and more with a stay at Little Aluph.

Settled in the breath-taking Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the charming village of Wye which lies between Ashford and Canterbury. The charming village has historic roots as an important communication centre thanks to the ford across the River Great Stour which connected ancient trackway across the North Downs, it was once home to a popular racecourse and is overlooked by the Wye Downs area of chalk downland and woodland. It was even recognised, in 2013, as the third best place to live in the whole of the UK. Today the village has a bi-monthly farmers market by The Green selling local produce and an interesting array of listed buildings. It lies close to Ashford where guests can pick up all their necessities at the local supermarket before touring the spectacular halls of the Jacobean Godinton House and Gardens or refuelling at The New Fox Inn. The famous, historic cathedral city of Canterbury is also easily accessible by a scenic drive through the aonb; immerse yourself in the past here by touring the Roman Museum, St Augustine’s Abbey, the impressive Westgate Towers Museum, and viewpoint which boasts a unique escape room inside and the Norman-built Canterbury Cathedral. Discover all this and more with Wye as your base.

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