Arif and Salima own and occupy the property - along with 2 children (older) - and 2 dogs They are a professional couple who are very welcoming and accomodating. Nothing is too much trouble -always feel free to ask.

The accommodation comprises of - a large ground floor area - which is mostly private for you to enjoy. The private areas are: - very large bedroom with private en suite shower - large lounge with tv sofas and table for you to relax - large open plan area comprising of a dining table Shared area - the kitchen is very large and shared with the family Please note - there are 2 dogs on site Java and Ronny - who will either be around or put away during your stay - depending upon your preferences

Rochester in Kent, UK, is a charming town with a rich history, beautiful architecture, and a strong connection to Charles Dickens. Here are the top 10 things to do in Rochester, Kent: 1. Visit Rochester Castle Explore this magnificent Norman castle, one of the tallest and best-preserved in England. Climb to the top for breathtaking views of the Medway River and surrounding area. 2. Explore Rochester Cathedral Founded in 604 AD, Rochester Cathedral is the second oldest in England. Its stunning Gothic architecture and tranquil atmosphere make it a must-visit. 3. Stroll Along Rochester High Street This historic street is lined with charming shops, antique stores, independent boutiques, and quaint cafes. It's a great place to soak in the town's character. 4. Discover the Guildhall Museum Housed in a beautiful 17th-century building, this museum covers Rochester's history, from Roman times to the present. Don’t miss the atmospheric prison hulk exhibit. 5. Walk in Charles Dickens’ Footsteps Rochester was a favorite of Dickens, and many of his works were inspired by the town. Visit locations such as Restoration House (the inspiration for Satis House in Great Expectations) and the Charles Dickens Chalet in Eastgate Gardens. 6. Explore Eastgate House This Elizabethan townhouse is a beautifully preserved heritage site and features exhibitions about Rochester’s history and Dickens’ connection to the town. 7. Attend the Dickens Festivals If you're visiting in June or December, don't miss the Dickens Festivals, where the town comes alive with Victorian costumes, parades, and reenactments. 8. Take a Riverside Walk Enjoy the peaceful Medway River by walking along its banks. The views of the castle and cathedral from the river are particularly picturesque. 9. Visit Upnor Castle A short drive or boat ride away, this riverside Elizabethan castle is a hidden gem with beautiful views of the Medway and a fascinating history of naval defense. 10. Enjoy the Huguenot Museum Learn