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Birchley House Farm

The Coach House and Old Dairy are a true rural retreat at Birchley House Farm.

Call us on: 01580 291984

Prices

Birchley House Farm - Best Secret Rural Retreat in Kent

Accommodation

Choose from one of two fabulous holiday cottages

The Coach House

This rural retreat is able to sleep up to four people.
Oozes charm and character, with spectacular views from each and every room. Sit in the south facing garden and watch the cowl on the adjacent Oast turn in the warm summer breeze.

The Coach House

This accommodation comprises of a bright and sunny kitchen, comfortable living room with log burning stove.

From the small entrance lobby stairs lead to a long hall from which you access the bathroom and the two bedrooms. The largest of the two bedrooms has a king size double bed. The second bedroom can be made up as a super king-size double or two single beds. The large bathroom has a separate shower and bath. There is a small downstairs cloakroom.

Outside, the South facing garden catches the sun all day. The small patio area is the perfect place to enjoy a warm cup of tea, or glass of wine as you relax in the rural retreat enjoying the view.

The Old Dairy

Lovingly renovated throughout.
Able to sleep two people. Sit on the south facing sun terrace enjoying the far reaching views or relax in the seductively secluded ‘Secret Garden’ at this true rural retreat in the heart of Kent’s countryside.

The Old Dairy

From the south facing sun terrace enter the bright and sunny kitchen and access the light and comfortable living room with log burning stove, three seater sofa, reclining arm chair, dining table and chairs.

Through the spacious living room is a small hallway with a bathroom to its left and bedroom straight across. The bathroom has a bath with shower above, WC, hand basin, shaver point, and heated towel rail. The bedroom can be made up as one super king size bed or two single beds, is fully carpeted with ample hanging space and access into ‘The Secret Garden’ at this country retreat is ideal for avoiding the suns’ rays with a relaxing pot of tea, or glass of wine.

The Barn at Birchley

An old Medieval thrashing Barn dating back to 1459 now stunningly and lovingly restored and converted into a three bed, two bath holiday cottage. Large patio area from which to enjoy the enclosed garden and the wildlife within.

Barn At Birchley

Soak up the atmosphere of the bright and spacious living area with friends and family; marveling at the ancient timbers and letting your mind wander to times past. Relax and watch the amazing cloud formations or marvel at the night sky or cosy in pulling the full length curtains.

From the living area the hall leads to a spacious ground floor bedroom (Super King size or two single beds), shower room, utility, with stairs leading to a family bathroom and two further bedrooms. One of which can be made up as two singles or one Super king size, whilst the other has a standard double bed.

Relax in the secluded garden on the sumptuous patio furniture and enjoy a glass of your favourite tipple whilst watching the sun go down before heading indoors for your perfect nights sleep.

Accommodation Amenities

Towels and linen are provided.
Both properties are fitted with dishwasher, fridge, freezer, a hob/stove, iron, microwave, oven and a washing machine.
Full central heating, WIFI for internet access and a Smart TV.
Ample parking and a barbeque is available to use in the garden.

Original Cottages Four Star Coach House Certificate

Original Cottages Four Star Old Dairy Certificate

Our Rates

The Coach House

Week Commencing:

13/06/2025
20/06/2025
27/06/2025
04/07/2025
11/07/2025
18/07/2025
25/07/2025
01/08/2025
08/08/2025
15/08/2025
22/08/2025
29/08/2025
05/09/2025
12/09/2025
19/09/2025
26/09/2025
03/10/2025
10/10/2025
17/10/2025
24/10/2025
31/10/2025
07/11/2025
14/11/2025
21/11/2025
28/11/2025
05/12/2025
12/12/2025
19/12/2025
26/12/2025

7-Nights (£)

749
764
764
767
788
825
836
891
891
836
836
742
742
709
682
673
673
673
673
745
619
619
619
619
619
619
619
868
868

3-Nights (£)

561
573
573
575
591
618
627
668
668
627
627
556
556
531
511
504
504
504
504
558
464
464
464
464
464
464
464
651
651

The Coach House

2026

Week Commencing:

02/01/2026
09/01/2026
16/01/2026
23/01/2026
30/01/2026
06/02/2026
13/02/2026
20/02/2026
27/02/2026
06/03/2026
13/03/2026
20/03/2026
27/03/2026
03/04/2026
10/04/2026
17/04/2026
24/04/2026
01/05/2026
08/05/2026
15/05/2026
22/05/2026
29/05/2026
05/06/2026
12/06/2026
19/06/2026
26/06/2026
03/07/2026
10/07/2026
17/07/2026
24/07/2026
31/07/2026
07/08/2026
14/08/2026
21/08/2026
28/08/2026
04/09/2026
11/09/2026
18/09/2026
25/09/2026
02/10/2026
09/10/2026
16/10/2026
23/10/2026
30/10/2026
06/11/2026
13/11/2026
20/11/2026
27/11/2026
04/12/2026
11/12/2026
18/12/2026
25/12/2026

7-Nights (£)

638
638
638
638
638
638
672
638
638
638
638
638
756
787
756
671
671
707
722
731
842
737
750
771
787
787
790
812
861
861
918
918
861
861
764
764
730
702
693
693
693
693
767
638
638
638
638
638
638
638
894
894

3-Nights (£)

478
478
478
478
478
478
504
478
478
478
478
478
567
590
567
503
503
530
541
548
631
552
562
578
590
590
592
609
645
645
688
688
645
645
573
573
547
526
519
519
519
519
575
478
478
478
478
478
478
478
670
670

The Old Dairy

Week Commencing:

7-Nights (£)

636
651
651
657
676
704
723
747
747
723
723
629
629
598
572
565
565
565
565
632
502
501
501
501
501
501
508
740
742

3-Nights (£)

477
488
488
492
507
528
542
560
560
542
542
471
471
448
429
423
423
423
423
474
376
375
375
375
375
375
381
555
556

The Old Dairy

2026

Week Commencing:

7-Nights (£)

497
497
497
497
511
511
579
517
517
519
520
520
607
620
607
555
555
594
602
610
691
618
634
655
671
671
677
696
745
745
769
769
745
745
648
648
616
589
582
582
582
582
651
517
516
516
516
516
516
523
762
764

3-Nights (£)

372
372
372
372
383
383
434
387
387
389
390
390
455
465
455
416
416
445
451
457
518
463
475
491
503
503
507
522
558
558
576
576
558
558
486
486
462
441
436
436
436
436
488
387
387
387
387
387
387
392
571
573

The Barn at Birchley

Barn at Birchley

Rates: Please call for current 2023 rates.

2024 TBC shortly, or please call.

Arrival day: Flexible.

The Coach House

4^th Feb – 24^th Mar: £612
25^th Mar – 21^st Apr: £812
22^nd Apr – 26^th May: £732
27^th May – 5^th Jun: £863
6^th Jun – 16^th Jun: £804
17^th Jun – 18^th Aug: £874
19^th Aug – 25^th Aug: £874
26^th Aug – 22^nd Sept: £804
23^rd Sept – 13^th Oct: £729
14^th Oct – 20^th Oct: £750
28^th Oct – 18^th Dec: £612
19^th Dec – 26^th Dec: £865
27^th Dec – 4^th Jan 2023: £874

The Old Dairy

4^th Feb – 24^th Mar: £484
25^th Mar – 21^st Apr: £596
22^nd Apr – 26^th May: £518
27^th May – 5^th Jun: £597
6^th Jun – 16^th Jun: £598
17^th Jun – 18^th Aug: £630
19^th Aug – 25^th Aug: £641
26^th Aug – 22^nd Sept: £631
23^rd Sept – 13^th Oct: £518
14^th Oct – 20^th Oct: £534
28^th Oct – 18^th Dec: £484
19^th Dec – 26^th Dec: £691
27^th Dec – 4^th Jan 2023: £699

Changeover Day: Friday

To book your week or short stay, contact Caryn on:

01580 291984

or email us at: info@birchleyhousefarm.co.uk

Booking Notes: 30% non-refundable deposit on booking. Balance 8 weeks prior to arrival. Payment must be by cheque or bank transfer.

Places To Visit

Sissinghurst Castle

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9 Mins drive from our rural retreat.

Poet and writer, Vita Sackville-West, along with her diplomat and author husband, Harold Nicolson, began the transformation of the land at Sissinghurst Castle in the 1930s. Harold’s architectural planning of the garden rooms, and the vibrant planting by Vita, reflect the romance and intimacy of her poems and writings.

But that’s not all…There’s so much more to learn and explore: from the architecture of the buildings to the astonishing history of the place as a prison, home to the women’s land army, as a working farm, the fascinating people who lived here or came to stay, the wonderful views from the top of the Tower and the 450-acre wider estate.
Sissinghurst Castle

Bodiam Castle

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22 Mins drive from our rural retreat.

Archetypal 14th-century moated castle with ruined interior – a glimpse of medieval splendour. This fairy tale castle is one of Britain’s most romantic and picturesque, set in the heart of 1066 country. With spiral staircases, battlements and a portcullis, 14th-century Bodiam Castle is the real thing.
Bodiam Castle

Tonbridge Castle

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43 Mins drive from our rural retreat.

In 1070, FitzGilbert built a large Castle made of timber and mud on the same site as the Saxons fort. The Castle overlooked, and therefore protected the ford and maintained a dominating presence over the townspeople. The construction of the Castle marked the beginnings of the development of Tonbridge as a town.
Tonbridge Castle

Penshurst Place

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Bedgebury Forest

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Hemsted Forest

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Royal Tunbridge Wells

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41 Mins drive from our rural retreat to discover this beautiful spa Town.

The Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells is THE must-see of the borough.

In Georgian times a day’s stage-coach ride could get you to Tunbridge Wells, as it was known in its embryonic era.

For this reason, The Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells was a major holiday destination for the gentry and royalty and today remains a charming place to be entertained, to shop, eat, drink and stroll.

Royal Tunbridge Wells

Cranbrook

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Biddenden Vineyard

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Kent & East Sussex Railway

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London for the day

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Rare Breeds Centre

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Camber Sands

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Rye Bay

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28 Mins from our rural retreat.

The wonderful historic old town Rye Bay

Rye in Sussex is renowned for the calm and relaxed character of a medieval Cinque Ports town. Steeped in history, Rye is much loved by locals and visitors alike.

Theatre, Cinema, beaches forests and fine dining await you whilst our local shops and restaurants are sure to please.

The vibrant local economy offers an alternative and relaxed shopping experience. Rye is a well kept fascinating small town with many things to see and do in the area.

Some destinations delight in hosting wild noisy parties. Thankfully the Rye Bay area is more suited to the mature end of the spectrum. Children are welcome at a wide variety of destinations whilst others are exclusively adults only.
Rye Bay

Headcorn

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14-Mins from our rural retreat.

Headcorn

Headcorn’s history dates back to Roman times and earlier, as evidence of occupation has been found in the locality. It is known that there was a church at Hedekaruna in and around the time of the Domesday Book in 1086 as the church is recorded in the Domesday Monachorum, the ecclesiastical survey made at about the same time.
Headcorn

Chartwell

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1Hr from our rural retreat.

Chartwell

Family home and garden of Sir Winston Churchill. Chartwell was the much-loved Churchill family home and the place from which Sir Winston drew inspiration from 1924 until the end of his life.The rooms remain much as they were when he lived here, with pictures, books and personal mementoes evoking the career and wide-ranging interests of a great statesman, writer, painter and family man.
Chartwell

Knole

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56 Mins from our rural retreat.

Knole

Conserving six centuries of history at Vita Sackville-West’s family home. Famous as Kent’s last medieval deer park and a priceless local amenity, the park covers 1,000 acres, mostly owned by the Knole Estate. The herd of about 500 deer are descendants of those hunted by Henry VIII, and have very little fear of humans. Please don’t feed them though!!.
Knole

Hever Castle

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Ightham Mote

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57 Mins from our rural retreat.

Ightham Mote

Outstanding 14th-century moated manor house. Lose yourself in this romantic moated manor house, described by David Starkey as ‘one of the most beautiful and interesting of English country houses’.Built nearly 700 years ago, this house has seen many changes and been owned by Medieval knights, courtiers to Henry VIII and high society Victorians.
Ightham Mote

Batemans

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35 Minutes from our rural retreat.

Batemans

Jacobean house, home of Rudyard Kipling. ‘That’s She! The Only She! Make an honest woman of her – quick!’ was how Rudyard Kipling and his wife, Carrie, felt the first time they saw Bateman’s.Surrounded by the wooded landscape of the Sussex Weald, this 17th-century house, with its mullioned windows and oak beams, provided a much needed sanctuary to this world-famous writer.
Batemans

Pluckley

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19 Mins drive from our our rural retreat.

Pluckley

The village of Pluckley is beautiful and historic with an entry in the 1989 Guinness Book of Records for being “the most haunted village in Britain”, with 12 official ghosts reported.

Things may look familiar as it’s also the location where the Darling Buds of May TV series was filmed.

If you’re feeling spiritual, Pluckley is the location of many supernatural television programmes, such as Most Haunted and Ghostly Legends. It still attracts amateur ghost hunters today. Among the most famous reported hauntings is that of the Red Lady or Lady Dering (who died in the 12th century), sighted in the churchyard of St Nicholas. Other reputed hauntings include a ghostly monk, a phantom highwayman and a gypsy woman, called Susan Richardson, who died in mysterious circumstances. Three of these are all within a few feet at the road junction ghost hunters have dubbed Fright Corner. Dering or “Screaming” wood is also said to be a strong focus of paranormal activity.

Pluckley

History of
Chatham Dockyards

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55 Min drive from our rural retreat here at Biddenden.

Chatham Dockyard

Chatham Dockyard played a vital role supporting the Royal Navy for over 400 years. From the Spanish Armada to the Falklands Crisis ships built, repaired and manned from Chatham secured and maintained Britain’s command of the world ocean’s and the global position it has today.
The Dockyard

Port Lympne
Wild Animal Park

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Bewl Water
Country Park

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27 Mins drive from our rural retreat.

Bewl Water

Open all year, Bewl Water is perfect for all kinds of fun and healthy outdoor activities for all the family of any age.

Enjoy a relaxing ramble around the reservoir, look out for the wildlife and enjoy the spectacular natural setting that’s beautiful throughout every season.

Or kick it up a notch with something more strenuous – a longer walk or even a run, there’s 12.5 miles of path to enjoy so the choice is yours.

But don’t stop there! Hire and ride a bike, have a party, try your hand at fly fishing, row a boat (or pedal one), paddle a canoe … there are so many fun adventures to go on at Bewl Water.

And when it’s time to refuel you can grab a bite in The Waterfront Café or relax in style at The Boat House Bistro.

Dogs are very welcome at Bewl Water but if you’re bringing yours please make sure you have read our dog walking guidelines.

Bewl Water

Canterbury
Cathedral

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52 Mins drive from our rural retreat.

Canterbury Cathedral

The Cathedral’s history goes back to 597AD when St Augustine, sent by Pope Gregory the Great as a missionary, established his seat (or ‘Cathedra’) in Canterbury. In 1170 Archbishop Thomas Becket was murdered in the Cathedral and ever since, the Cathedral has attracted thousands of pilgrims, as told famously in Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.
Canterbury Cathedral

Tenterden
Town

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Our History

The Owners

We moved to Birchley House Farm in October 2011. Whilst living in the Coach House, we obtained planning permission to convert the attached, dilapidated Oast and farm buildings. After all our hard work, we wanted to share the fruits of our labour and The Coach House, once our home, could be yours for as long as you wish. After enjoying a first successful year and meeting so many wonderful people we applied for planning permission to convert the redundant Old Dairy into a one bedroom holiday let cottage. Now open, Martin and Caryn look forward to welcoming you to our rural retreat.

Misty Morning at Birchley House Farm our rural retreat

The Location

Located in a most idyllic position with the most spectacular views we enthuse in our homes history and have kept many of the original features. The buildings were once the Coachhouse and farm buildings, serving a fine Grade II listed property still glorious to this day. Feel free to meander our 20 acres enjoying views little changed over the centuries. There is a peace to this place we just can’t explain, so we don’t, we just enjoy it.

Why this location

Birchley House Farm is situated within the Weald of Kent, just outside the quaint village of Biddenden. Set down a country lane, up a long track, it is set far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, enjoy the peaceful location and the far reaching views, over farmland across to Hemsted Forest. It is surrounded by medieval villages such as Cranbrook, Tenterden, Sissinghurst, Rye to name but a few, and National Trust Properties such as Sissinghurst Castle, Scotney Castle, Smallhythe Place. Bedgebury Pinetum and Hempsted Forest. Go back in time on steam train ride from Tenterden Walk from your door, across fields to Biddenden Vineyards. Enjoy the many fine pubs and restaurants, Michelin Star and Best Dining Pub amoungst them.

Photo Gallery

The Coach House

The Old Dairy

The Barn at Birchley

Reviews

The Coach House

Visitor reviews for The Coach House

We’ve enjoyed our stay very much lovely house and garden. Thank you for the attention to detail and the best welcome pack we’ve ever had. Hope to come back.

Norma and David (London) 13 – 20 Sept 19

A very quiet and peaceful place to spend a week and unwind. Lovely walks around Biddenden and Tenterden and lots of interesting places to visit.

Maisie and Henryk 6 – 13 September 19

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A lovely week in your beautiful cottage. Loved sitting out every morning to eat breakfast with the aroma of lavender plants. Had a most comfortable stay and had a lovely relaxing family holiday. Well equipped , the welcome pack was much appreciated too.

Fran, Roger, Naomi and Lydia 24 – 30th August 19

It was really great to be back at The Coach House this year. All four of us enjoyed our holidays very much. Even 2 weeks are too short to explore all the things which Kent has to offer. This can only mean to come back again and continue with our list.

Christoph, Joanne, Ella and Liv.

First of all thank you for making our stay at the cottage that amazing ! When we first arrived we couldn’t believe that all of this was real and that impression hasn’t changed within the two weeks of our holiday here. Exploring Kent with its many gardens, castles, and beautiful cities was wonderful. Taking walks in the gorgeous orchard and the environment was true relaxation and a break from everything else. So thank you for being such welcoming, helpful neighbours and for the delicious welcome pack.

Mia, Anje, Erik Helge 19 July – 1 August 10

We have thoroughly enjoyed our 2 week stay here. It is a perfect location for a tranquil retreat, lovely hosts next door and glorious countryside.

Karen and David 5 – 19 July 19

We’ve had a great week in your lovely cottage set in such gorgeous countryside. The welcome pack of goodies was a lovely surprise. We’ve enjoyed exploring Kent and Sussex. It truly is a beautiful part of England and we hope to return.

Ian and Elizabeth 15 – 22 June 19

Thank you for having us stay in this beautiful and comfortable home. It was so good to be back

Vicky, John and Sarah Feb 2019

Wow what a fabulous cottage! The cottage was so clean and had everything you could possibly need for a lovely week away. You were such friendly hosts Caryn and Martin, thank you.

Carina and Ed Sept 18

The Old Dairy

Visitor review for The Old Dairy

A lovely week. Arrived in the rain and left in the rain but we had a glorious week of blue sky and sunshine. A very comfortable home with lots of thoughtful touches. The welcome pack was amazing. We visited lots of National Trust properties. Thank you.

David and Mary 25 October – 1 November 2019

Have had a very comfortable stay in your delightful little cottage. Although visiting for work I have enjoyed the peace and tranquillity of the farm and its views. Well equipped and beautifully clean it has been a pleasure to stay here. The welcome pack has been tasty and appreciated.

Heather 21 – 27 September 2019

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Heather 21 – 27 September 2019

So many thoughtful comments in this book from many guests and over a long period. We must join them in agreeing that The Old dairy is beautifully finished and comfortable and an ideal spot for a Kent holiday. So clean and tidy. The welcome pack was much too generous.

David and Di 13 – 20 Sept 2019

Paradise really does exist and it’s your farm guys. As always it’s been a dream to be here. We are so sad to be going back home today.

Chris and Tracey 16 – 26 August 2019

Could not ask for better hosts in Caryn and Martin. This holiday let is prefect with everything within easy reach and is one of the most comfortable ones we’ve stayed in. We will be back.

Ray and Margaret 9 – 15 August 2019

We had a lovely stay in this excellent cottage with its beautiful surroundings. The enclosed little terrace at the back of the cottage was a real treat. A quiet little place.

Johan and Anne 26 July – 9 August 2019

What a beautiful cottage, fantastic location and ideal base for exploring Kent! Thank you for your generous and thoughtful hospitality – we felt very much at home.

Gabriele and Peter 12 – 19 July 2019

We’ve had a wonderful week at this wonderful, cosy little house! and what special neighbours we had… Fortunately the weather stayed good as we visited all the wonderful gardens in the vicinity. Thanks for the welcome package, really helpful (and tasty). But… all good things come to an end, so .. back to Holland. We won’t forget this place and certainly recommend it ! Goodbye for now!

Carrie and Noesja 21 – 28 June 2019

After a wonderful week here in the “Old Dairy” in March 2017 we promised to return and in fact, did so. It was a bit like coming home: the very warm welcome by Caryn and Martin, the wonderful bunch of flowers, the welcome pack and of course the friendly, cosy and lovely “Old Dairy”. We enjoyed a wonderful week here. We could wander around the grounds, talk to the chickens, watch the development of the Highland fold, admire Caryn and Martin always being busy / at work and always friendly. And very important for us because one of the main reasons for returning in the midst of April were the Bluebells, we could really enjoy the blooming bluebells, not only at Hole park, but in the fields of the farm. We wish that this “little home of paradise for guests will last a very long time and that Caryn and Martin will stay healthy enough to be able to enjoy the fruits of their labor. All the very best.

Hartmut and Elisabeth 12 – 19 April 2019

We have had a great week. The Old dairy is very comfortable and clean. We would willingly recommend to friends. The welcome pack was much appreciated.

Ray and Jean. October 2018

Lovely week in a lovely cottage. So peaceful and restful. Just what we needed. Thank you for the “goodies” too, much appreciated.

Judy and Chas. Sept 2018

The Barn at Birchley

We are proud to offer this newly renovated medieval barn that dates back to 1459.

Be one of the first to come and stay.

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Heather 21 – 27 September 2019

So many thoughtful comments in this book from many guests and over a long period. We must join them in agreeing that The Old dairy is beautifully finished and comfortable and an ideal spot for a Kent holiday. So clean and tidy. The welcome pack was much too generous.

David and Di 13 – 20 Sept 2019

Paradise really does exist and it’s your farm guys. As always it’s been a dream to be here. We are so sad to be going back home today.

Chris and Tracey 16 – 26 August 2019

Could not ask for better hosts in Caryn and Martin. This holiday let is prefect with everything within easy reach and is one of the most comfortable ones we’ve stayed in. We will be back.

Ray and Margaret 9 – 15 August 2019

We had a lovely stay in this excellent cottage with its beautiful surroundings. The enclosed little terrace at the back of the cottage was a real treat. A quiet little place.

Johan and Anne 26 July – 9 August 2019

What a beautiful cottage, fantastic location and ideal base for exploring Kent! Thank you for your generous and thoughtful hospitality – we felt very much at home.

Gabriele and Peter 12 – 19 July 2019

We’ve had a wonderful week at this wonderful, cosy little house! and what special neighbours we had… Fortunately the weather stayed good as we visited all the wonderful gardens in the vicinity. Thanks for the welcome package, really helpful (and tasty). But… all good things come to an end, so .. back to Holland. We won’t forget this place and certainly recommend it ! Goodbye for now!

Carrie and Noesja 21 – 28 June 2019

After a wonderful week here in the “Old Dairy” in March 2017 we promised to return and in fact, did so. It was a bit like coming home: the very warm welcome by Caryn and Martin, the wonderful bunch of flowers, the welcome pack and of course the friendly, cosy and lovely “Old Dairy”. We enjoyed a wonderful week here. We could wander around the grounds, talk to the chickens, watch the development of the Highland fold, admire Caryn and Martin always being busy / at work and always friendly. And very important for us because one of the main reasons for returning in the midst of April were the Bluebells, we could really enjoy the blooming bluebells, not only at Hole park, but in the fields of the farm. We wish that this “little home of paradise for guests will last a very long time and that Caryn and Martin will stay healthy enough to be able to enjoy the fruits of their labor. All the very best.

Hartmut and Elisabeth 12 – 19 April 2019

We have had a great week. The Old dairy is very comfortable and clean. We would willingly recommend to friends. The welcome pack was much appreciated.

Ray and Jean. October 2018

Lovely week in a lovely cottage. So peaceful and restful. Just what we needed. Thank you for the “goodies” too, much appreciated.

Judy and Chas. Sept 2018

News

The Coach House and Old Dairy are a true rural retreat at Birchley House Farm.

Joy in June

£120.00 OFF bookings for 7-nights commencing:
4^th, 18^th and 25^th June

Make my day, come and stay.
Thank you

Autumn 2023 – The Barn at Birchley

We are proud to announce the completion of our lovingly restored medieval barn dating back to 1459.

This stunning converted three bed, two bath holiday cottage with large patio area from which to enjoy the enclosed garden and escape to one of Kent’s best kept secrets, Birchley House Farm.

COVID UPDATE

BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE

In such an uncertain time please be reassured that if there are UK Government restrictions due to the Coronavirus outbreak which makes coming on your holiday impossible, or our properties have to legally close due to the Coronavirus outbreak, you will be able to:

a) Transfer your holiday to new dates, free of charge

b) Cancel your booking and receive a refund of monies paid to us for the holiday.

ARRIVING WITH CONFIDENCE

From March 2020 our refined cleaning regime followed guidelines given by a dedicated team at the Agent through who we also advertise our holiday cottages.

These guidelines were checked and refined by a clinician and two public health consultants, who are experts in their field.

Particular attention is given to high contact areas, such as light switches, door handles, etc, the use of surface disinfectants, the removal of non-essential items from the cottages, contact less check ins, and the use of PPE to protect us all.

Contact us

Email

info@birchleyhousefarm.co.uk

Tel

01580 291984

Address

Birchley House Farm, Biddenden
Kent TN27 8DZ

Birchley House Farm

The Coach House and Old Dairy are a true rural retreat at Birchley House Farm.

Accommodation

Choose from one of two fabulous holiday cottages

Accommodation Amenities

Our Rates

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To book your week or short stay, contact Caryn on:

01580 291984

or email us at: info@birchleyhousefarm.co.uk

Places To Visit

Sissinghurst Castle

Bodiam Castle

Scotney Castle

Leeds Castle

Dover Castle

Tonbridge Castle

Penshurst Place

Bedgebury Forest

Hemsted Forest

Royal Tunbridge Wells

Cranbrook

Biddenden Vineyard

Kent & East Sussex Railway

London for the day

Rare Breeds Centre

Camber Sands

Rye Bay

Headcorn

Chartwell

Knole

Hever Castle

Ightham Mote

Batemans

Pluckley

History ofChatham Dockyards

Port LympneWild Animal Park

Bewl WaterCountry Park

CanterburyCathedral

TenterdenTown

Our History

The Owners

The Location

Why this location

Photo Gallery

Reviews

Visitor reviews for The Coach House

Norma and David (London) 13 – 20 Sept 19

Maisie and Henryk 6 – 13 September 19

Visitor review for The Old Dairy

David and Mary 25 October – 1 November 2019

Heather 21 – 27 September 2019

We are proud to offer this newly renovated medieval barn that dates back to 1459.

News

Contact us

Email

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Address

History of
Chatham Dockyards

Port Lympne
Wild Animal Park

Bewl Water
Country Park

Canterbury
Cathedral

Tenterden
Town