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The Lookers Legacy

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4.6
out of 5
Kent » Tenterden, Kent
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1

Welcome to The Lookers Legacy in Tenterden, Kent, a stunning hideaway perfect for a romantic escape. This beautifully designed brick 'lookers' hut is set amidst a tranquil vineyard, offering a serene retreat for two. The cottage features high-end finishes and luxurious touches throughout.

Inside, the open-plan living area is bathed in natural light, thanks to the double bi-folding doors that open onto a secluded terrace. The cosy wood burner adds warmth on chillier evenings. The compact kitchen is fully equipped, ensuring you have everything you need to prepare delicious meals.

The bedroom boasts a king-size bed with enchanting views and exposed brick feature walls, adding a touch of history.

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About The Lookers Legacy

Welcome to The Lookers Legacy in Tenterden, Kent, a stunning hideaway perfect for a romantic escape. This beautifully designed brick 'lookers' hut is set amidst a tranquil vineyard, offering a serene retreat for two.

The cottage features high-end finishes and luxurious touches throughout.

Inside, the open-plan living area is bathed in natural light, thanks to the double bi-folding doors that open onto a secluded terrace. The cosy wood burner adds warmth on chillier evenings.

The compact kitchen is fully equipped, ensuring you have everything you need to prepare delicious meals.

The bedroom boasts a king-size bed with enchanting views and exposed brick feature walls, adding a touch of history. The stylishly tiled shower room with a walk-in shower completes the interior, providing a comfortable and relaxing space.

Outside, the terrace with a bistro dining set opens directly onto the vineyard.

Enjoy a relaxing soak in your private hot tub, then fire up the BBQ and dine under the stars. The peaceful surroundings make it an ideal spot for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.

Nearby attractions include the charming high street of Tenterden (7 miles), historic Rye (6 miles), and the golden sands of Camber (9.5 miles).

Whether you prefer boutique shopping or a day at the seaside, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

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The Lookers Legacy Reviews

Michael
The cottage was in a brilliant location, ideal for walking and exploring the area. Great for bird watching, pubs and old churches. The accommodation was warm, comfortable and relaxing. To be thoroughly recommended.
Vicki
Lovely cosy place to stay. Very comfortable and clean. The footpath that runs past the property is pretty quiet but guests should assess if it will be a problem for them before they book. We found it fine even with a rather reactive pug...but if complete seclusion is a priority you should be aware that people/dogs may walk past. Comfy bed, good shoRead morewer, well equipped kitchen despite being compact. Peaceful getaway, would recommend. Hide
Adam
Great property in a great location, ideal for getting away from it all!
Nic
Perfect escape, everything you need to relax and unwind. A little issue was solved very quickly and without fuss. Recommend this and cant wait to visit again.
Graham
This property has been originally built and equipped to the highest standard, but since then the standard of upkeep has fallen. There is no book to give feedback to the owners if anything has gone awry. Thing will always break, instructions get lost etc. so feedback is essential. It was cold one night (5 degrees ) heating was insufficient, radiatorRead more in bedroom lukewarm, radiator in kitchen area would not come on so we decided to light the log fire, we had a basket of logs but no kindling or matches. This property is ideal for a two or three night airbnb, but staying longer presents problems due to a lack of storage, the guest book says there is a box under the bed for additional storage, there isn't, you end up living out of a suitcase, there is nowhere for small items of clothing. If you bring dried food for the week as we did there is no where to put it. It's a great shame as this is a first class property in a wonderful location. Hide
Angela
REVIEW OF THE LOOKERS LEGACY, OXNEY IN STONE, KENT We stayed at The Lookers Legacy for 7 nights in May 2024. This was another in a series of Cottage stays with our adopted rescue dog. Our dog is highly reactive to many situations, so we booked Lookers Legacy as it was quite secluded and out of the way - and it catered for dogs! What a lovely placRead moree in a fantastic location and a great base from which to explore the South Kent and East Sussex countryside and beaches. Surrounded by 2 separate vineyards it has views over the Kent countryside. Its on a small development of converted barns which is accessed by a secure, keypad operated, automatic gate but is a couple of hundred yards from the nearest neighbouring property, down the end of a short, unmade, drive. With a large secure parking space, its only a few minutes from the main roads albeit down some narrow, twisty lanes. The parking is around a hundred yards from the cottage and to transfer your luggage and belongings the owners have provided a large barrow/trolley. Its easy to manoeuvre but, even as a fit older person, I found it hard work pushing it up the sight slope from the cottage to the car ! For us, having a reactive dog, the biggest downside to the cottage was the fact that there is a public footpath running just a few yards from the cottage and past the open plan lawned area. This is clearly mentioned in the description but we were so seduced by the location and photos of the cottage we missed that bit ! Granted, the path wasnt particularly busy but it was adjacent to the cottage and used by dog walkers with dogs off the lead - which meant that we had to constantly be on the lookout for approaching people and dogs so that we could take our dog inside. (Also, the off lead dogs would happily wander across the lawn and up to the doors to the lounge. Not ideal for us). The location in the vineyards did however mean that we could take the dog for quiet walks right from our doorstep ! The property itself is good. It has an interesting history and has been carefully thought out and sympathetically designed and put together. It could however have been a great property but for the fact that there were several areas where we felt more attention to detail could have been given. Ill say now that none of these were show-stoppers and, having spoken to the owners about a couple of them we agreed that we didnt need them resolved whilst we were there. Some of these may seem minor but, collectively, we felt they made a big difference. The sort of things were talking about are: The description mentioned an underbed storage box, separate towels for the dog and a dog waste bin. None of these were there and the owners werent aware of that fact ! (The underbed storage would have been very useful as storage space overall was at a premium). There was a light coating of dust on some surfaces. There was a woodburning stove (supplied with a handful of logs) but there was no kindling and, more importantly, no lighter or matches to light it. There was an issue with the rubber door seals on the small dishwasher they were loose and pulling the bottom tray out ended up pulling the seal off the door (we had to replace it quite a few times). There was no breadknife with the cutlery and no clingfilm, cooking foil or spare black bin bags (All of these would be cheap to provide and would be helpful thoughtful). The cooking knives could do with a sharpen. With the dishwashers small capacity (and the small amount of crockery provided) we had to use it practically everyday. A handful of dishwasher tablets were provided but not enough for our weeks stay. There were only a couple of plastic (wine) glasses supplied but, with a lovely patio area outside, we felt that more (or a few plastic tumblers) would be very useful. There were a couple of small rattan tables out on the patio which looked like they should have had glass tops. Both tops were missing which meant that any glasses placed on the tables werent very stable. The crockery seemed a bit mis-matched. Some sets of 4 werent complete and there was only one red wine glass. The only dustpan we could find was with all the equipment for the stove and was broken. There was a large, external, wooden shutter for the bedroom window (which directly overlooked the footpath). This was unusable and didnt seem to have been maintained for some time. As I said, none of these were showstoppers (and may seem trivial and picky) but, having stayed in quite a few cottages, put together they could all create a much better guest experience. On a more positive note there were a lot of things which we felt were really good: The location was one of the best weve come across. The large bed and the sofa were very comfortable. The 2 person hot tub was a great touch especially in helping to wind down after a full days exploring. There was plenty of open hanging space and coat hangers. The small welcome pack was a nice touch. The ability to be able to walk the dog around the vineyards was a bonus. Overall, we had a lovely week. The weather, for the most part was kind to us. We managed to get out and visit all the places wed planned to whilst getting some well needed rest. Would we return ? No is the answer but primarily because we dont tend to return to places (theres far too many new ones to explore !) Hide
Antony
Superb location. Amazing views. Very private and secluded. Cottage is beautiful. Quality fixtures and fittings. Shower was amazing and the bed is massive and very comfortable. Has everything you need. Have stayed in two cottages so far and will definitely book again.
Graham
If you're looking for some peace and quiet then this is the place to come. Just big enough for two people and a medium sized dog. Really enjoyed my stay here, the pub is walkable but take a torch if you're planning on going there in the dark
Darren
Lovely converted shepherds hut in a great location. Great walks and a nice pub within walking distance.
Peter
Great to stay at The Lookers Legacy, a much needed break in an idyllic location. Superb conversion & snug extension with everything we could need. Kent has beautiful scenery and we enjoyed using it as a base to explore the local area and would unreservedly recommend it and Winchelsea and its nearby beach as well worth a visit. Thanks also for the Read moremilk and welcome box of treats and plentiful supply of logs. Hide
Hannah
Beautiful property for time cut off from the rest of the world. Lovely modern features and lovely and warm (even in the stormy weather and we had). Not an enclosed garden but lots of space for the dog to run around. Good location, near to Rye which we really loved visiting (standard inn and Marinos fish and chips are both a must). Would recommend tRead moreo others Hide
Martin
Really enjoyed staying at the Lookers Legacy. A fab conversion with lots of attention to detail and in a beautiful and secluded spot.
Alice
Beautifuly located get away, lovely and quite. Clean property with lots of great amenities. Helpful hosts.
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Attractions Near The Lookers Legacy

While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained an The Lookers Legacy itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Kent has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.

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The Hop Farm - TN12 6PY
about 6 Miles
The Hop Farm offers fun for children of all ages and the fun starts as soon as you enter with Giant Jumping Pillows and huge Outdoor Play Area and Frame with Slides, Bridges, Towers and much more. There are also a number of rides including the gentle Victorian Carousel. A ride on a Shire Horse is a great way to explore the park and as you wander around you will find the fantastic Lost World Maze, the Magic Factory and the crazy 3D Great Goblin Hunt.
Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest - TN17 2SJ
about 13 Miles
Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest is another very popular attraction and is great for families as there is loads of open space for children to run around. Bedgebury is home to the beautiful National Pinetum and a further 2000 acres of forest as well as an excellent adventure play trail. Families can explore the site via the miles cycling routes and for the more experienced rider there are also 12 km of mountain biking tracks. The specially designed play area features a butterfly climbing wall, a spider's web, a ship wreck and tree stump nest tunnels. Other activities include Go Ape aerial ropes and a brand new zip wire course.
Imagine Playcentre - TN23 7UT
about 17 Miles
Great Kent attraction and actually the biggest play centre in Kent.  From babies right through to toddlers and juniors there is something to suit all ages.  For roddlers the under 5s play frame has a host of activities including a tube slide, ball pool and funny mirrors. Juniors will be attractoed to the Imagine Village where they can drive little cars on the specially designed roadway. If you live locally this is also a great place to meet people and make new friends.
Bodiam Castle - TN32 5UA
about 18 Miles
Bodiam Castle (National Trust) was built in 1385 and much of the exterior of the castle is still in tact although most of the interior was destroyed during the Civil War. The castle and grounds are a popular attraction in Sussex and have a children's activity area and a year round events programme including Bonfire night firework displays and Halloween spooky pumpkin parades. On selected date's visitor's cam meet real castle characters and get an insight into castle life.
Adventure Island - SS1 2AU
about 20 Miles
Adventure Island costs nothing to enter and there is an array of rides and attractions on offer. The Big Adventure rides include the Dragon's Claw, Rage and Vortex.  For younger children there is just as much fun on offer with rides like the Cow Jump, Over the Hill and Dragon. Mini Rides include the Choo Choo Train, Crooked House and Flying Jumbos.  When you have ran out of energy you could have a wander round the gift shop and perhaps buy a souvenir of your day.
Port Lympne - CT21 4PD
about 24 Miles
Port Lympne - The Aspinall Wild Animal Experience in nearby Kent is one of the regions most popular attractions and should be top of your list if you have animal lovers in the family. The site is home to over 500 rare and endangered animals from all around the world including the beautiful Siberian Tigers and the largest breeding herd of Black Rhino outside of Africa. The park was set up to protect endangered species and while enjoying the experience visitors can learn about the dangers the animals face in the wild and the reasons for their decline. The centre aims to return animals to the wild wherever possible and the enclosures are designed closely match the animals natural habitat.
Wildwood Trust - CT4 5EL
about 26 Miles
Wildwood Trust is well worth a visit if you are staying in the local area.  You can experience close encounters with native wildlife - all in a beautiful forest setting.  You will find this attraction between the coastal town of Herne Bay and the ancient city of Canterbury.  There is a wide variety of animals to see including badgers, foxes and otters. Kids will also love the animal encounters sessions, playground and games and quizzes.  Check out their website for the latest admission prices which are excellent value for a family day out in Kent.
Brockhill Country Park - CT21 4HL
about 26 Miles
Brockhill Country Park once formed part of a large estate dating right back to Norman times. Today the old manor house is part of Brockhill School but the grounds are still open to the public and are a popular place to enjoy a picnic on a summer day. The park is abundant with wildlife including butterflies and birds.