Overview
Weaver’s Cottage
Outside the property has its own terrace garden, screened using beech hedging.
Guests have shared use (with the other two properties) of the outdoor heated swimming pool, plus surrounding sun loungers and parasols in the Summer months, typically open early May to end of September weather depending. Please check before you book if this is important to you. This is included in the price of your stay. Guests are restricted to the following pool access times - 9am - 4pm on weekdays and 9am - 1pm at weekends. Pool towels provided in your accommodation.
There is also a large hammock bed, shade and refrigeration!
There is also a shared firepit, situated in the gardens that can be used by guests for evening warmth and a BBQ.
Other things to note:
In the grounds of The Cloth Hall there are two other properties, Spinster's Nook sleeping 2 and Cloth Worker's Barn sleeping 8. All three properties can be booked as a group to sleep 14 guests.Please note there is an unfenced pond with ducks and a goose, in front of the property, so while we do allow children in the property, please do make sure care is taken.
At a Glance
Courtyard or Patio 
Fire Pit 
Fireplace/Wood Burner 
Garden 
Non-smoking 
Off Street Parking 
Pets Welcome 
Rural 
Suitable for Workationing 
Village 
WiFi 
Pub Nearby 
Swimming Pool
Take a look at
The Finer Details
Enter into the hallway with limestone flooring
Sitting/Dining Room:
Wood flooring, a large corner sofa with footrest, coffee table, sideboard, Smart TV with sound bar, wood burning stove, dresser, dining table with seating for two.
There are 2 single pouffe fold out beds in the living room, that are most suitable for two children although adults can sleep on them.
Kitchen:
Travertine flooring with plinth lighting, electric oven with induction hob, fridge/freezer with ice maker, Nespresso coffee machine and milk frother, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine
Bedroom:
Carpeted, super king size bed, bedside tables with lamps, built-in wardrobe, full length mirror and vanity stand, wall-mounted TV
Bathroom:
Limestone flooring with feature pebble strips, underfloor heating, a free standing bath, separate walk-in shower with drench head and hand-held attachment, heated towel rail, washbasin, w.c.
Garden:
Beech hedge enclosed courtyard with garden furniture, charcoal built-in barbecue.
Swimming Pool:
Shared by guests from the three properties, the pool is open during the Summer months (typically early May - end September, weather depending - please check with us prior to booking, if this is important to you). It is heated with shared sun loungers around the pool. Guests are restricted to the following pool access times - 9am - 4pm on weekdays and 9am - 1pm at weekends. Pool towels provided in your accommodation.
There is also a shared firepit, situated in the gardens that can be used by guests for evening warmth and a BBQ.
Heating:
Electric radiators, underfloor heating in the bathroom, wood burning stove.
Parking: Private allocated parking space for one car close to Cottage
Notes: unlimited WiFi, with up to 70mb.
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Availability & Booking
A stunning location
Smarden
Close by guests can explore Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens, Leeds Castle and Bodiam Castle. There is a golf club close by at Chart Hills and fishing lakes at Cackle Hill. Historic Rye is 19 miles away, Camber Sands is just a few miles further along the coast.
The Kent and East Sussex Railway is in Tenterden, which is known as the Jewel in the Weald locally, with lots of independent shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs. There are vineyard tours and tastings at Chapel Down in Small Hythe, near Tenterden and Hush Heath Winery in Staplehurst.
The name Smarden comes from the Saxon for 'butter valley' and 'pasture'.
There are some beautiful walks and footpaths in and around the village with some lovely examples of mediaeval houses and a choice of three pubs in which to enjoy a refreshment or two!
Don’t miss a visit to St Michael the Archangel commonly known as “the barn of Kent” due to the width of the scissor brace roof which spans an aisle less nave that is 11 metres in width.
Smarden has an excellent local butcher Dave who makes the famous Smarden Sizzler Sausages! Tell Dave you are from The Cloth Hall and I’m sure he will pick out the best ones for you. He also has an excellent selection of local meats and other local produce, such as eggs, dairy and vegetables. We also have a small vintage treasure shop, which is quite fun to browse and a lovely little Art Gallery showcasing great local artists.
If you are feeling slightly more energetic, Smarden has it’s own little running club- ‘Run Rural’ which meets every Sunday at 9.50am at the Sports Pavilion, any age, any ability and they will take you trail running. They also do other sessions on a Monday & Thursday evenings please contact Carl Adams from Run Rural.
Smarden also has a tennis court near the sports pavilion, which does need a little TLC but is ideal for a knock about and there is always access to it.
