Cut flowers on kitchen table with floral patterned cushions in Sandhurst cottage, Kent, England, UK

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Honey Cottage

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Kay & David Hill's historic Kent home stole their hearts from the moment they saw it.'I remember peeping through the windows even before we stepped across the threshold and thinking "Extended Text - this is it"' Kay recalls.The cottage dates back to the 16th Century first built as a single-level …

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