The Mint, Church Hill, Harbledown, Canterbury, CT2

A Beautifully Renovated Cottage With Countryside Views in Sought After Harbledown

This charming one bedroom cottage has been fully renovated throughout, transforming it into a stylish, cosy and beautifully presented home in the heart of Harbledown, one of Canterbury’s most desirable semi rural villages. Tucked away within a picturesque conservation area known as The Mint, the property is surrounded by rolling orchards and a historic 11th century church.

Inside, the current owners have carried out a comprehensive refurbishment to create a warm and welcoming living space. The sitting room is centred around a newly installed log burner, set within a feature fireplace and framed by bespoke cabinetry and shelving, perfect for winter evenings. The fitted kitchen leads through to a bright conservatory, which enjoys uninterrupted views across open countryside, making it a wonderful spot for morning coffee or quiet relaxation.

Upstairs, the generous double bedroom feels airy and serene, complemented by fitted wardrobes and a dressing area. The spacious bathroom offers a white suite, abundant storage and plenty of natural light.

Outside, the rear garden has been landscaped to create a peaceful, easy to maintain space with established planting and a lawned area overlooking the fields beyond. With direct rear access, it’s an ideal place to unwind and enjoy the ever-changing scenery.

Harbledown is a village rich in heritage and community spirit. Residents benefit from excellent walking routes, period architecture, and close proximity to Kent College and local amenities. Canterbury city centre is within very easy reach by foot, bicycle or car, offering an array of shops, cafés, cultural venues and leisure facilities, including the Marlowe Theatre and historic King’s Mile.

For commuters, the A2 is moments away, providing swift access towards London or the coast, while nearby Canterbury West and Ashford International offer high-speed rail services to St Pancras and beyond.

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Location Summary
Harbledown is a quiet and pretty village located on the outskirts of the historic city of Canterbury. There are excellent transport links with easy access to the A2 and M2. Canterbury West and East train stations are 0.9 and 1.1 miles from Summer Hill, both with links into London, including the high speed link to St Pancras International. There is a local village pub, The Coach and Horses, which serves tasty local food and ales. Harbledown is just a one mile drive into Canterbury’s' vibrant city centre with a wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants as well as it's famous Cathedral.