The house has on the ground floor a lovely kitchen diner which can seat up to 10 people, a big lounge with space for at least 6-10 people, another smaller lounge for at least 4 people. Both lounges offer TVs with free satellite reception and DVD players. The smaller lounge has a sofa bed, which can be used as a sleeping space. Also on the ground floor is a utility room with dish washer, washing machine, tumble dryer and an additional sink together with the downstairs toilet shower room. On the way to the first floor is a door to a little hide-away with two chairs - ideal for the ones amongst you who want to escape the hustle and bustle around you. On the first floor is a very big master bedroom with a four poster bed, another good size double bedroom , a smaller room with two single beds and a landing with more sitting space. The attic comprises of 2 smaller bedrooms with two single beds each. On the first floor is a luxurious bathroom with a free standing bath and a huge walk-in shower, all recently installed.

We recently got into letting our house to travelers, because we feel its simply stunning and one should share beautiful things with other people. Come and visit a house full of history. A stunning and quirky - meaning a little wonky in places - medieval timber framed home, originally build in 1468 for Sir Wyllyam Taylor, then Sheriff of London (later Lord Mayor of London). It is said the house had the proportions and ceiling heights (12 foot) of a 'fine London house'. The building also has Jacobean wall paintings which were re-discovered in the 1960s. For a long time it was used as an inn called 'The Griffin' until it became an antiques furniture sales room. The settings are certainly right for that. However recently it turned back to be a home with a bit of 'character'!

Edenbridge has all amenities needed - supermarkets, pubs, banks, a park and even two railway stations going into London in less than an hour or all across Kent and Surrey. Gatwick Airport is easily accessible by rail. Attractions nearby are Hever Castle, Winston Churchills home Chartwell House, Chiddingstone National Trust village and castle, Penshurst Place, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Lingfield Park Racecourse, Knole Park in Sevenoaks and there are many others. There are nice country walks all around the area and fishing in the local river Eden. Our favourite pub is called 'Queens Arms' on the main road going south towards Cowden.