Self-Catering Holiday Apartments with free coarse fishing on 100 acre working farm with coastal views of the Thames estuary.

Connetts Farm Holiday Cottages in Sheerness, Kent - 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4

North Barn consists of two large, three bedroom cottage

South Barn consists of three, 2 bedroom cottages.

All year price £380 to £975 per week depending on which Barn and occupancy.

Self-catering prices include all bed linen, towels, gas, water and electricity.

A deposit is not normally required. Payment can be made in full on arrival in pounds sterling, or by bank transfer, at the latest, 3 weeks before arrival.

All children 5 years and under come free.

Connetts Farm is a coastal farm situated on The Isle of Sheppey, a small island with good road links and two non-toll bridges giving easy access to the mainland with motorway links to London, Canterbury, Rochester, Dover and Channel ports, Eurotunnel and London airports.

There's loads of things to and see and activities to do in the area for all ages - here is a few:

Leeds Castle near Maidstone is open to the public and is just an easy driven 20 miles away.

Wind surfing from Minster Leas beach 3.5 miles and perfect waters for Sailing with a yearly Round the Island race.

Golf courses at Sheerness, Sittingbourne, Upchurch River Valley and Boughton

Bird watching and wonderful walks at Elmly National Nature Reserve and also Swale National Nature Reserve both just minutes away by car.

Raptors are abundant on both.

Fishing from the beach is possible from many locations around the island and coarse fishing on the farm is free and exclusive to our guests.

Nearby at Minster and Halfway there are a selection of excellent quality restaurants and takeaways. Indian, Chinese, Turkish and of course Fish and Chips.

Clay shooting, with equipment and tuition if required, can be found on certain days at Harty on the south side of the island and also near to the old Kingsferry bridge at Kingsferry Gun Club, Old Sheppey way.

Harty is also where you can visit the tiny, isolated 11th/12th century Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, a hidden gem.

Minster Abbey, or to give it its full title, The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Sexburgha, is also just a couple of miles from the farm, where it occupies the highest hilltop position on the otherwise flat Isle of Sheppey and has been a place of worship for over 1,400 years. The gatehouse to the Abbey houses Minster Abbey Gatehouse Museum which displays local archaeological finds and local fossils, local artists’ work including a collection of Harold Batzer’s paintings and a multitude of artifacts donated by the island people.