I always think that Egerton is one of the best villages around -- Alex Davies, Managing Director #TheGardenOfEngland A wonderful Grade II Listed, detached barn conversion with large garden set in a lovely location on the edge of the village commanding attractive views over neighbouring countryside. The barn would have formed part of the adjacent Malt House Farm before being converted to a detached characterful family home which is Listed Grade II. The accommodation includes many exposed beams and timbers along with an Inglenook style fireplace complete with "Bressummer" beam and an inset wood burning stove. The dining hall is galleried above and open to the full apex having exposed mellow brick walling. The nearby kitchen includes integral appliances such as a built in double oven, microwave, electric hob, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. There is a utility area at one end. On the first floor, there are four characterful bedrooms approached from a galleried landing including the principal bedroom which has a beamed ceiling, bult in wardrobe cupboard and en-suite shower room. The property is approached from the road via a gravel driveway with plenty of parking and a log store. There is a double garage with an exterior boiler room to the rear. The large primary gardens lie mainly to the rear of the barn and are laid to a patio, good size lawns, trees and shrubs. The property is situated in a semi-rural location at the lower end of the highly regarded village of Egerton. The property commands a fine aspect over fields with glimpses of the Greensand Ridge escarpment. The area is picturesque with many walks and rides throughout the locality. The pretty village of Egerton has a parish church, village store, garage and a primary school whilst further facilities are available in the nearby village of Pluckley including a mainline railway station. Wider facilities still are available at Charing which also has a station alternatively, the thriving Market Town of Ashford which is just a few miles distant including access to the M20 motorway and the International station for HS1 services to London St. Pancras (37 minutes). An additional mainline railway station can be found at Headcorn with services to London taking just over an hour. The Ashford area provides a choice of primary and secondary schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools which can be accessed via train or school busses. Our Ref: AHS230043 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i70873335
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In my opinion this period house has it all, location, character and tasteful refurbishment -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director. #TheGardenOfEngland A beautifully presented Grade II Listed Georgian farmhouse completely refurbished throughout and occupying a prominent position in the village with outlook over the village green. Set within grounds of just under an acre and with off road parking for about 5 cars and garage with attached workshop/summerhouse. This handsome Grade II Listed Kentish farmhouse has been subject to a comprehensive programme of renovation and improvement and now offers beautifully presented and characterful living accommodation, with well proportioned rooms and high ceilings. The property was built in the 18th Century of red brick and grey headers alternately under a tiled roof with 2 hipped dormers and modillion eaves corniceThe kitchen is fitted with a range of painted Shaker style units under a Quartz worksurface and has an island/breakfast bar as well as a gas fired Aga. There are integrated Bosch appliances including oven, combi oven, warming plate drawer, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and tumble dryer. The utility room is next to the kitchen and provides more storage cupboards and an integrated washing machine. There are 4 versatile reception rooms consisting of a sitting room with a fireplace fitted with a wood burning stove providing a focal point and recessed shelving/cupboards either side, a separate dining room with fitted book shelves, a study and a wonderful light family room with feature window/bench seat and enough space for a pool table.Upstairs is equally spacious with the master bedroom enjoying fitted wardrobes and a luxury ensuite, complete with both bath and shower. There is a further bedroom on this floor, a family bath/shower room and a large storage area. The landing has a central sash window with a lovely outlook over the village green. There is also a built in corner unit to one side. On the 2nd floor is another beautiful double bedroom with luxury ensuite shower room and a further double bedroom.Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality of the refurbishment.OutsideThe property sits proudly in its own grounds of around 0.75 of an acre. To the front there are lawned gardens with post and chain boundary and picket gate with path to the grand front door. To the side is a gated shingle driveway providing off road parking for at least 5 cars in front of the detached garage and an electric charging point. The garage has light and power with a workshop attached to this and also a summerhouse. There is potential for an annexe conversion if required and subject to the necessary planning consents. The rear gardens are delightful and made up of a large expanse of lawn, mature trees, shrubs and plants including low clipped hedges, a pond, patio areas, a greenhouse and 2 garden sheds.The garden is south facing and enjoys a high level of privacy.Services All mains services are connected.TenureFreeholdCouncil tax band FBroadband Superfast (Ofcom)Mobile EE, Three, Vodaphone, O2 (Ofcom) Our Ref: TEA240069 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i71145112
I am fascinated by historic houses as they hold so many colourful stories of previous owners and some intriguing character features (see the pargeting in this old moat house) -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director. #TheGardenOfEngland No ChainA wonderfully unique historic 5 bedroom detached Grade II Listed moat house on a former moated site with an abundance of character features including honey oak beams, wide floorboards, sash windows, latch doors and wheat/rosette pargeting (ornamental plasterwork). The gardens are delightful extending to about 1 acre and there is a detached garage with workshop, an attached garage and off road parking for several cars.In all about 1 acre. Situated down a quiet country lane within easy walking distance of this popular village and civil parish located in the borough of Maidstone in Kent. Headcorn has a long history, with evidence of settlement dating back to Roman times. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. It boasts an excellent variety of independent shops, restaurants, and pubs as well as local amenities. The village has a primary school, dentists and a main Doctors surgery as well as a pharmacy.Headcorn also has its own railway station with regular services to the City and the West End taking about an hour. The motorway is accessed at junction 8 of the M20. Headcorn Aerodrome, also known as Lashenden Airfield, is located just outside the village. It is an historic airfield and hosts various aviation-related events and activities.There are some excellent schools in the vicinity. In the state sector there are grammar schools for boys and girls in Maidstone and Ashford, and in the private sector independent schools in Ashford, Sutton Valence, Cranbrook and Tonbridge.The MoatThe Moat is a substantial Grade II Listed period property (early to mid 16th Century). It was formerly a moated site with farmhouse and said to have a crown post roof and timber frame with ground floor red brick in stretcher bond with first floor tile hung (see listing NGR: TQ ).The property was restored in the 1960's and been extremely well maintained by the current owners for the past 21 years. There are some magnificent character beams throughout and some original floorboards. The house is a generous size extending to about 3317 sq ft/ 308 sq m internally.On the ground floor there are 3 reception rooms, each with a feature fireplace. There is one gas fired log effect stove and two inglenook fireplaces both in working order. The kitchen/breakfast room was fitted out by JM Interiors in around 2006 and has a gas fired Aga and two electric hobs. It has granite worksurfaces, integrated dishwasher, space for a fridge/freezer and table and chairs. The utility room is a generous size with further storage cupboards (also by JM Interiors) and space/plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, together with a cloakroom. There is a door from the utility into the attached garage and also the study, perfect for working from home.Upstairs, there is a feature beamed wall in the landing area. The master bedroom has an ensuite shower room with corner shower, w/c and wash basin. There are 4 further double bedrooms, two of which share/have access to the Jack and Jill dressing room. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms have ornate wheat and rosette plaster pargeting within the walls which were used to emphasise social hierarchy. There is also a separate family bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, w/c and wash basin (by Potts of Maidstone).Outside GardensThe property is approached through a five bar gate and opens onto a graveled driveway providing ample off-road parking. The property and gardens sit in around an acre with a detached garage with workshop (built around 2010), both with boarded loft for storage, and a further garage attached to the house. The lawned gardens wrap around the property and there is a stream and couple of ponds being the remnants of the old moat. There are some pretty flower, shrub and plant borders together with a parcel of land to the rear with vegetable beds, a soft fruit garden including red and black currents, raspberries, gooseberries, strawberries and a greenhouse. Established trees adorn the boundaries and garden together with a part walled garden, low clipped hedging and fencing. Of note are the plum, apple and peach trees.ServicesMains water, electricity and gas fired central heating. Private drainage (Klargester).Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: GBroadband: Superfast (Ofcom)Mobile: EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone (Ofcom)Health and SafetyProspective purchasers must have regard fortheir own safety during viewings. Neither thesellers or Hobbs Parker Estate Agents acceptany responsibility for any accident or injury as aresult of viewing the property.Plan/AcreageThe plan on these sales particulars and theacreage quoted are based on the latestOrdnance Survey plans & are strictly foridentification and guidance only.Interested parties are reminded that the landis sold in accordance with the owners LandRegistry Title plan/s and must satisfy themselvesas to the property boundaries and the quantityof land being purchased. Our Ref: TEA240037 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i70398664
Set within just under half an acre, this stunning three bedroom, Grade II listed, detached home offers versatile living options with stunning features and charm. The accommodation comprises the main detached home, a one bedroom annex, kennels, car ports and parking.Found on Highfield Lane, Sevington, this property is ideally situated for those looking to within a quiet rural setting whilst remaining within easy reach of amenities and transport links.Almost completely rebuilt to the appropriate standards in 2002, the main residence comprises an entrance leading to the fitted kitchen and utility room complete with a breakfast bar, space for appliances and a range cooker as well as a beautiful vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. The generous reception room flows perfectly into the dining room with the outstanding features being the inglenook fireplace complete with log burning stove and once again the exposed beams are easy to admire. Further benefits to the ground floor include the study and convenient shower room. The first floor is accessed via two staircases, the first from the main reception room leading to two very well proportioned bedrooms serviced by an en suite shower room to the first and en suite WC to the second, whilst the second staircase leads you to the third bedroom.The annex is beautifully appointed with an external staircase leading to a terrace with views across the fields. Internally this contemporary accommodation offers a reception/kitchen area with granite work tops, a shower room and privacy glass that separates the bedroom area and allows you or your guests to enjoy the views from the comfort of the bed. Downstairs you'll find the "Puppy Palace" which is the indoor kennel facility, a sunroom, utility space with store cupboards a two car garage and outdoor kennels! The property sits on a sunny green gardens with ample parking which is ideal for those who are green fingered.In our opinion this home is perfect for a range of buyers including those who need separate space already adapted for business use, or those who are looking for space for extended family or guests to stay.Identification checks Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Miles & Barr, they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £60 inc. VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances. Ground Floor Leading to Living Room (4.78m x 7.01m) Dining Room (2.86m x 4.68m) Kitchen (2.5m x 5.9m) Utility Room (2.5m x 3.38m) Study (2m x 2.76m) Shower Room With a shower, two wash hand basins and a toilet First Floor Leading to Bedroom (2.86m x 4.8m) Bedroom (3.54m x 4.77m) En-Suite With a shower, wash hand basin and toilet Bedroom (3.7m x 3.74m) Parking - Car port Parking - Off street For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_sevington-d32587/for-sale_i69662118
A characterful four bedroom Grade II listed property set in beautiful gardens with ancillary accommodation, outbuildings, stables and paddocks. DescriptionSituated in the pretty village of Woodchurch with its picturesque cricket green and parish church, Stonebridge Lands is an extremely pretty Grade II listed property, which dates, in part, from circa 17th century with enchanting gardens, garaging, outbuildings and paddocks. The property has been subject to a comprehensive range of extensions and improvements whilst retaining many characterful features including exposed beams, fireplaces and wide timber floorboards. Believed to be located in the oldest part of the house, the kitchen, which has recently been refitted with a comprehensive range of fitted cupboards and granite worktops, is a beautiful feature of this property. Appliances include an integral dishwasher, wine cooler and electric aga with induction hob and hot plate above, there is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer. A doorway leads through to the triple aspect sitting room with stunning travertine stone flooring and inglenook fireplace. There is a stunning generously proportioned ground floor principal bedroom with under floor heating which has cleverly disguised built in wardrobes, French doors which lead out to the paved terrace and an en suite shower room with walk in shower. A study with under floor heating and a cloakroom conclude the ground floor accommodation. An old oak staircase leads up the first floor landing where there are two bedrooms, with the guest bedroom benefitting from an en suite bathroom. A further staircase leads up to the second floor with a bedroom and separate bathroom. Stonebridge Lands is approached via a shared gated entrance, leading to a driveway with parking for several cars and access to the cart barn garage. Greeted with level lawns with close board fencing to the perimeter, a small orchard lies to one side of the front garden with a pretty stream running around the property. Located to the front of the property is a beautiful cart barn garage with ancillary accommodation above which comprises; a bedroom, kitchen and shower room. Beautiful level lawns expand to the west with a terrace perfect for al fresco dining, a brick path flanked with beautiful lavender and specimen trees lead to the summerhouse which is fitted with a Clearlight sauna. Outbuildings include a stable block fitted with four loose boxes, one of which is utilised as a utility room with space for white goods. There are an additional three garden sheds/stores with light and power.LocationStonebridge Lands is located within the Conservation Area of Woodchurch village overlooking the pretty village green. There are various local amenities including a post office, butchers, village store, doctor's surgery and two public houses.More comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in Tenterden (4.2 miles) and Ashford (about 8.3 miles).A high speed train service runs between Ashford International (8.1 miles) and London St Pancras in about 37 minutes.There is an excellent selection of schools in the area in both the state and private sectors at primary and secondary levels; including Woodchurch Primary School, Dulwich School Cranbrook, Marlborough House and Saint Ronan's preparatory schools in Hawkhurst. Ashford School, Highworth Grammar School Ashford, Norton Knatchbull for Boys, Homewood School Tenterden and Sutton Valence and Benenden Girls School.The M25 can be accessed via the M20 at junction 10 providing links to Gatwick and Heathrow airport and other motorway networks.*All mileages and journey times are approximate.Square Footage: 1,971 sq ft Acreage: 3 AcresDirectionsFrom the centre of Tenterden take the A28 towards Ashford and turn right onto the B2080 to Appledore. Take the first left turn signposted to Woodchurch and continue for about 3 miles, turning left into Front Road. The property will be found on your left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Mains water, electricity and gas. Private drainage. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i71841455
This is simply a gem. Such a pretty house and set in the most beautiful gardens -- Sarah Holgate #TheGardenOfEngland A beautiful Grade II listed Kentish farmhouse dating back to the early 19th century with retained period features and set in the most delightful gardens with adjoining paddock and outbuildings.The house is situated on the rural edge of the historic and picturesque village of Smarden and within walking distance of the Bell Inn.In all about 2 acres. Prestbury House is situated on the outskirts of the renowned and historic village of Smarden, a short walk from the Bell Inn and just a couple of miles from the mainline station at Headcorn. The village of Smarden is regarded as one of the prettiest in Kent and is surrounded by picturesque countryside, yet it is not remote, enjoying good access to the surrounding towns of Tenterden, Ashford and Headcorn.There are many local amenities including the primary school, community shop, butcher, Chequers Inn, a superb village hall and playing field. The wider area is well served by a good choice schools both in the state and independent sectors, as well as excellent recreational amenities including the nearby Chart Hills Golf Course. Prestbury HouseA beautiful period country house with a number of original features including an inglenook fireplace, exposed brick floors, latch doors and sash windows. Dating back to the early 19th century, the property offers well proportioned living accommodation with good ceiling heights. The kitchen has recently been refitted with smart Shaker style units under a granite worksurface, including a central island with breakfast bar. Beyond is a charming day room complete with contemporary wood burner. To the front of the house is the sitting room with brick floor and an inglenook fireplace providing a fine focal point. The formal reception rooms are completed with a dining room and a cosy snug / study. To the rear of the house is a useful utility / boot room with cloakroom / WC.Upstairs, the triple aspect master bedroom has a traditional bathroom en suite as well as a range of fitted wardrobes. There are three further double bedrooms, and these share the family bathroom.OutsideTo the front of the property is the garage with gated entrance to one side with a gravel drive leading to an area of off-road parking. The rear portion of the garage building is a home office.Beautiful gardens surround the house with carefully planted beds, a pergola with wisteria, mature beech hedges, a croquet lawn, Victorian style greenhouse, a small orchard, and mature trees. A wide terrace on the western side of the house provides a perfect sunny spot for outdoor dining. Adjoining the garden is a lovely small paddock with its own gated access from the road. An old barn within the gardens serves as a log store.ServicesMains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating and Calor gas for cooking. TenureFreehold Council Tax Band: G Our Ref: TEA230126 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i69176949
A charming five bedroom unlisted barn conversion located in an area of outstanding natural beauty. DescriptionOriginally a former Byre and understood to date from over 300 years ago, this impressive, detached family home has been completely converted. The house is beautifully presented and well maintained to offer highly adaptable living accommodation and occupies a tranquil rural setting in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads to a fantastic 40ft x 20ft sitting room, understood to be the original barn, incorporating versatile sitting and family areas, an attractive brick fireplace with a wood burning stove sits at one end of this room and bi-fold doors lead out to the side and rear of the property. There is a fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a range of cupboards, appliances include a dishwasher, Cooke & Lewis induction hob, Hotpoint double oven and a free-standing Hotpoint fridge. A door leads through to a cloakroom along with access to the side of the property. Off the entrance hall there is a utility room fitted to match the kitchen and a small boiler room.Parish Farm Barn offers great potential for multi-generational living. Understood to be the formal milking parlour, the dining room enjoys a delightful triple aspect and leads through to another room which is currently used as a gym and a separate shower room. Stairs lead up to the first floor where there are two bedrooms. This part of the property offers an excellent opportunity for potential purchasers to fulfil individual requirements, subject to the necessary planning consents. The oak staircase from the sitting room, leads to an impressive vaulted galleried landing where there are three further bedrooms, a study, and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, a well-proportioned ensuite bathroom, separate dressing room and superb easterly views over neighbouring land. Parish Farm Barn is approached via gates which open to a generous gravelled parking area. The gardens lie predominantly to the east and south of the barn with mature beech hedging, picket fencing, various fruit trees and an oak tree.LocationParish Farm Barn is located about 2 miles north of the sought after village of Hastingleigh with it's range of local amenities and Bowl Inn public house. More comprehensive shopping facilities can be found in Wye (4.1 miles) including pharmacy, village hall, several public houses, library, school and wide range of local shops and cafes. The market town of Ashford (10.2 miles) with further amenities and schooling both in the state and independent sectors.Wye Station (4.5 miles) and Westenhanger (9.4 miles) have frequent services to London Bridge, Waterloo East and London Charing Cross. A high speed train service runs between Ashford (9.1 miles) and London St Pancras in about 37 minutes.There is an excellent range of schools in the area in both the state and private sectors catering for children of all ages. These include Bodsham, Brabourne and Stowting Primary Schools. Additionally there are boys' and girls' Grammar Schools at Ashford plus Ashford School and The Kings School Canterbury.The North Downs countryside is amongst the most attractive in Kent and much is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Consequently, there are many lovely walks and rides surrounding the village.*All distance and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 3,253 sq ft Acreage: 0.25 AcresDirectionsFrom Ashford proceed on the Canterbury road and at the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A28. Proceed for approximately 1.5 miles and at the crossroads turn right onto Harville road. Proceed through Wye in an easterly direction for about 4.3 miles and turn left onto Waltham road. At the crossroads turn left into Hassell Street and after about 0.5 of a mile the entrance to the property will be found on your left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i71580217
MUNDY MANORGrade II Listed Mundy Manor is a timber-framed manor house and is believed to date to the 16th century, possibly earlier. The property has been beautifully renovated and lovingly maintained and improved during its long, current ownership and provides charming family accommodation. The front door opens to a vaulted hallway with exposed timber framing that would originally have formed the outside wall of the house. The kitchen/breakfast room is neatly fitted with a range of limed wooden units beneath granite work surfaces; there is a range style cooker within the chimney breast. A useful cloakroom/ utility room is set off the hall. The generous sitting room is arranged around a deep inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove. It is a beautiful, heavily beamed room as is the double aspect dining room, also with an open fireplace.On the first floor beautiful beams are exposed throughout. There is a large principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further bedrooms and a spacious recently re-fitted family bathroom. A bedroom and bathroom on the second floor provide a fabulous guest suite which has also been recently refurbished.MUNDY GARDEN COTTAGESet adjacent to the house, the Cottage is currently let and comprises a double aspect sitting room with doors to the garden and patio, a well fitted kitchen and ground floor bathroom. The first floor bedroom has a view over the garden. MUNDY STUDIOAcross the drive is the studio/garage block. The studio provides further rental income and has access to its own private garden overlooking fields via a small summer room.Mundy Manor has a wonderful approach, being situated down a long drive, flanked by open lawns interspersed with trees. The drive passes a turning circle and arrives to the rear of the house in front of Mundy Garden Cottage, where there is ample parking. The property is beautifully situated in the middle of its land with mature gardens, planted with a variety of shrubs and trees and with a charming moated island. The gardens to the side of the house include a rose garden arranged around an ornamental fountain and an excellent kitchen garden with raised beds and a potting shed.A summer house has a fitted kitchen and dining area, which is further extended by a marquee which provides a fantastic entertaining space. There is also a brick built barbeque.The property is set in a rural position two miles from Mersham, a highly desirable and accessible village to the south-east of Ashford. The village has a popular primary school and Ashford itself has well regarded schools and a good array of town centre shops. Together, Ashford and Canterbury provide a complete range of recreational, cultural and shopping facilities. Communications in the area are excellent. The nearby M20 (Junction 10) gives good road access, and Ashford International offers High Speed rail services to London St Pancras from 36 minutes, as well as Eurostar services to the Continent. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i69165395
Approached over a long private drive, Goldwell Manor stands sentinel with elevated panoramic views over the Weald. The property is Grade II listed and thought to date from the 17th century, with a collection of fine rooms exuding character and charm. A substantial unconverted barn with attached stable block and office provides the option to run a business/work from home, or develop (subject to any necessary consents).Despite the rural setting, the house is only 3 miles from Ashford International with journey times to London St Pancras from 36 minutes. The vendor has undertaken a number of recent works on the house, including a new kitchen, improvements to wiring, plumbing and exterior/interior decoration/maintenance.The house is thought to take it name from its 'Golden Well' located in the cellar, noted by Sir Charles Igglesden to be a curative spring with healing powers. Featured in the Domesday book, the land and house have seen a host of notable proprietors including the Bishop of Baieux (half-brother of William the Conqueror) and Sir John Goldwell, a high-ranking commander during the reign of King John. The ground floor has two magnificent reception rooms both with large inglenook fireplaces; a 29ft reception/dining hall set at the heart of the home with exposed brick floor and beams, ideal for entertaining on a grand scale, while the 30ft drawing room offers a more relaxed and comfortable setting. There is also a sitting room and a family room with French doors opening to the garden. The modern kitchen/breakfast room has contemporary wooden units and integrated appliances, while the adjoining utility room provides further space for storage and household appliances. Steps lead down to a useful cellar with a boiler room. A cloakroom is located by the back door. Stairs rise to the generous first floor landing. There are four well-proportioned double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom and a further bedroom with adjacent bathroom. There is also a dressing room and a small room which could be utilised as a study. The family bathroom is on the first floor, while the second floor is home to two additional large bedrooms.The property is set in a fine rural position. The drive leads to a large parking area at the front of the house and provides access to a garage. The barn, stable and office are adjoined and total 1,600 sq ft of useful space; it is considered that there is potential for conversion, subject to any necessary consents. The garden surrounding the house includes paved terracing, rolling lawns and meadows on split levels. Beyond the garden there are fields and paddocks.Great Chart is a pretty village just outside Ashford. All local amenities are served by Ashford, which has a good range of shops for day-to-day needs, including Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Asda supermarkets, as well as some excellent out of town shopping at the McArthurGlen Outlet. There are good schools in the area, in both state and private sectors, and the charming market town of Tenterden is also nearby.Ashford offers excellent road and rail links to London. The M20 (Junction 9) is close by and Ashford International provides high-speed services to London St Pancras from 36 minutes. The area has good access to the Continent via the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i71331848
I think this house is a masterclass in presentation -- Alex Davies, Director #TheGardenOfEngland An absolutely stunning period cottage featuring an architectural glass link and extension in keeping, beautifully landscaped gardens with day kitchen and gym, set just below the North Downs in a gorgeous location.In all about 1.35 acres A Grade II Listed period cottage of early medieval origin featuring a wonderful display of oak beams and significant timbers as well as Inglenook fireplaces and timber latch doors. The accommodation has been beautifully renovated and styled including an extension to the rear which has been designed in keeping and is connected by an architectural full glass link which forms part of the kitchen around and above the island visible to the sky at night. The extension has a high-pitched ceiling with mellow oak crossbeams as well as an oak entrance door and matching windows, wood burning stove, bi-folding doors and a Limestone floor with underfloor heating. The kitchen area features an island, integral appliances and an oil-fired Aga.Within the older part of the house there are Inglenook fireplaces, mellow oak floor boards, plantation shutters, and a flexible accommodation layout which allows two of the ground floor reception rooms to be used as additional or occasional bedrooms if required. On the first floor, there is a luxurious master bedroom suite incorporating a dressing room and en-suite bathroom as well as a neighbouring guest bedroom en-suite with bespoke built in cupboards and drawers. The quality of the furnishings, fixtures and fittings are outstanding and certain items may be available for sale by separate negotiation. Gardens and Land The beautiful gardens completely surround the house including a gravel driveway accessed from electric gates. The house is completely screened by high indigenous hedging, trees and shrubs. There are neatly kept lawns, clipped hedges of Box and Yew, topiary and walling imaginatively designed to form a selection of exterior rooms. A large sun terrace overlooking the field to the rear includes a garden room with covered bar with wine cooler, day kitchen and gym. This building could easily be extended subject to the necessary planning consent or alternatively used as a home office if required. In one corner this is a greenhouse screened behind pleached lime and espalier fruit. The principal rear gardens are lawned. In all about 1.35 acres.SituationThe property is situated just below the North Downs in a peaceful country lane with little passing traffic and a high degree of privacy and seclusion. There are many walks and rides immediately at hand within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The nearby villages of Wye, Brook and Brabourne Lees all offer primary schools, village shops and facilities including a mainline railway station at Wye. There is good access to the thriving Market Town of Ashford which includes access to the M20 motorway and the International station, providing High Speed trains to London St. Pancras in just 37 minutes. The wider area is well supported by a choice of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools including the Simon Langton schools at Canterbury, and Highworth and Norton Knatchball schools at Ashford. Public and school busses are available in the locality. Some of the surrounding countryside is amongst the most attractive in the county with wonderful undulating views. Our Ref: AVS200036 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i69227923
I really love the proportions of a Victorian house and this is a particularly fine example as a result of a fabulous refurbishment. -- Sarah Holgate #TheGardenOfEngland No ChainA handsome, unlisted detached Victorian family house with over 4000 sq ft of accommodation with two new double storey rear extensions and completely renovated throughout to a high standard including a stunning new kitchen/breakfast room with bi-fold doors, 6 bedrooms, 3 bath/shower rooms, 4 reception rooms, cellar and boot room. The property has a new detached triple garage, gated access, off road parking and 2 acres of garden with the potential to purchase more land (up to 16 acres) if required and subject to separate negotiation.There are some magnificent countryside views all around and there is easy access by road and rail with Ashford International only a 15 minutes drive away with fast trains to London St Pancras in only 37 minutes. Langham HouseLangham House is a handsome, unlisted property built in 1878 and has undergone an extensive yet sympathetic refurbishment project by the current owners including two rear double storey extensions. Today the property offers substantial and versatile accommodation extending to over 4000 sq ft with high ceilings, ornate plasterwork , marble fireplaces and wood burning stoves in both the sitting room and dining room. This property would suit anyone working from home or looking for a property with space around them. On the ground floor there are 4 characterful reception rooms, a luxury kitchen/breakfast room with bi-fold doors onto the new decking area, a generous boot/utility rooma walk through coats area and separate cloakroom. The cellar is accessed under the stairs and has the potential to be developed into a wine cellar, gym or 1 bedroom apartment. Upstairs is equally stylish with a wonderful master suite, a guest suite and 4 further double bedrooms, all benefitting from some superb far reaching countryside views.The sellers acknowledge that some external works are required to complete the house and reach its full potential and this been reflected in the guide price. The specifications are as follows:-. Red brick with fishtail tile hanging. Roof and the tile hanging replaced. All windows have been replaced with double glazed timber sash windows. The external walls have been insulated internally, floors insulated and loft. Original floorboards have all been sanded and varnished. Marble fireplaces to all reception rooms and bedrooms. Ornate plaster cornice to all rooms. Painted in Little Green paint throughout. Original internal doors retained. All new skirting and architraves to match original.Celling Heights Ground floor 3.5 metre Upper floor 3.2m Bathroom, Bed 5 and 6 2.9mKitchen Porcelain floor with wet underfloor heating. Bespoke kitchen by Collins Bespoke, plywood interiors and composite stone worktops. Neff appliances (2 double ovens, 2 warming drawers, steam oven, Combi microwave oven and gas hob). Integrated Siemens fridge and Bosch dishwasher. Larder store. Bronze mirror splashback and recessed coffer lighting.Family Bathroom Porcelain tiles Electric underfloor heating Freestanding bath with Hansgrohe push button controls, bath spout and hand shower 1400mm shower with Grohe rain shower, hand shower and sliding shower screen Mid-century vanity with stone top and splashback Bronze mirror glass cabinets Wall hung WCEnsuite Porcelain tiles with marble feature wall 1700mm shower with Cross water push button controls to Cross water rain shower and hand shower in brass finish. Brass sliding shower screen Wall hung WC Vanity unit with stone top and deck mounted basin. Wall mounted taps in brass finish Concealed bathroom cabinet storage Coffer lighting and feature pendantOutsideThe property is access via gates, (with the allowance for electric gates to be installed), and a sweeping driveway with off road parking for numerous vehicles in front of the newly built triple bay garage with space over and drainage connected, ideal for conversion to a useful office space for which there is planning consent. The garden wraps around the front, sides and rear of the property extending to about 2 acres, this boundary is fenced with stock fencing at 1200mm. All other boundaries are fenced securely. There is a new decking area immediately to the rear of the property and an old outbuilding. Agents notes:The property is being sold as seen with the potential to purchase a further 16 acres of land, which abuts the property, under separate treaty.ServicesAll mains services are connected. Klargester treatment plant discharging to the smaller pond. Surface water is collected in a substantial below ground Victorian water tank situated between the house and garage allowing for an irrigation system or conversion to a pond.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: G Our Ref: AHS220220 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i70256147
A handsome unlisted country house set in lovely gardens with heated outdoor pool, garaging and two stables. DescriptionComing to the market for the first time in over 30 years, Brushwood Hall is a handsome unlisted, predominantly Victorian family house, which dates originally from 1896 and was believed to have formerly been a hunting lodge. Set well back from the road, the property sits amidst lovely, well established gardens together with a heated outdoor swimming pool and enjoys views over adjoining countryside. The popular village of Bethersden has a range of local amenities and lies under a mile away, whilst the larger towns of Tenterden and Ashford with its high speed train link to London St Pancras, are about 6.5 miles.The well proportioned accommodation is arranged over two floors and amounts to over 3,200 sq ft. The principal southerly facing dining and drawing rooms are lovely light filled rooms, interconnecting and with high ceilings, open fireplaces and views over the lawned gardens and beyond. Off the reception hall is a further sitting room/snug with fitted bookshelves, a wood burning stove and cupboard with basin.The kitchen, with quarry tiled floor, has a range of cupboards, a dresser, a walk-in larder and a two oven oil fired AGA. There is space for various freestanding appliances. An archway continues through to an attractive breakfast/family room with a hand painted mural and French doors opening to a southerly facing terrace. Off the breakfast room is a study/home office and a utility room, housing the boiler and continuing through to the double garage. A wide turned staircase leads to a lovely light landing off which are five bedrooms, all of good proportions with views and fitted cupboards and served by a family bathroom, (en suite shower room to the main bedroom) and a further shower room. Brushwood Hall is approached via a long part gravelled drive, flanked by neighbouring fields, which leads to the front of the house where there is ample parking. The attractive gardens provide a lovely setting for the property with paved terraces and a corner verandah continuing to the expansive lawns with mature trees, borders, established beech and hornbeam hedging. The natural pond is also surrounded by indigenous trees and underplanted with various spring bulbs. There is a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit cages and a wide variety of fruit trees include damson, fig, quince, apple, pear and medlar. The pool is heated via a heat exchanger and screened by clipped yew hedging. Outbuildings include a summerhouse, two stables, a store room and the garaging.LocationBrushwood Hall is located under1 mile to the north of the village of Bethersden, voted No 1 of 50 Best Villages in the UK (south east) by The Times in 2021. With plenty to offer its community, there is a traditional butcher's, a village shop with post office, a primary school, cricket and tennis clubs, an ancient church and a community-run public house.Ashford (6.5 miles), a market town since medieval times, offers a wide selection of shops, superstores, Ashford Designer Outlet and the Stour Leisure centre. Whilst the popular historic town of Tenterden (6.6 miles) has a good range of local shops along its pretty tree lined High Street. There are Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, historic public houses, coffee shops and restaurants together with independent boutiques and shops. About 15 miles to the south is the historic Cinque Port of Rye with its delightful cobbled streets, antique shops, art galleries and restaurants. Sport and leisure is very well catered in the area, with sporting facilities nearby including London Beach Golf Club and Spa, Tenterden Golf Club and Chart Hills Golf Club at Biddenden. There are wonderful walking and cycle trails through the beautiful Kent countryside and fishing at Tenterden Trout Waters. Chapel Down Vineyard incorporating the highly regarded Swan Restaurant and Biddenden Vineyards are both nearby. Whilst further afield there is a wide range of water sports at Camber Sands.Rail links to London can be found at nearby Pluckley station (1.8 miles) or from Ashford International station (6.5 miles) where there is a high speed service to London St Pancras in 37 minutes. The M20 can be accessed via junctions 8 or 9 providing links to Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the channel tunnel, Dover and other motorway networks.There are a range of schools in the area in both the state and private sectors catering for children of all ages. These include Bethersden Primary School, Tenterden Infant and Junior School, St Michael's Primary School, Homewood School and Sixth Form Centre all at Tenterden, Dulwich Preparatory at Cranbrook, Benenden Girls School, St Ronans and Marlborough House at Hawkhurst and Sutton Valence Schools and Tonbridge School. Additionally there are boys' and girls' Grammar Schools in Ashford plus Ashford School, Ashford Friars Preparatory and The Kings School Canterbury. * All distances and mileages are approximateSquare Footage: 3,274 sq ft Acreage: 2.85 AcresDirectionsFrom Tenterden (A28) continue through St Michaels and High Halden to Bethersden. Turn left in to Forge Hill continuing into Mill Road and at the crossroads turn left, the drive to Brushwood Hall will be found after 0.5 of a mile of the left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Oil fired central heating via radiators, mains electricity, water and private drainage via a klargester.Agent's Note There is a public footpath which runs across the drive. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i70750577
Wonderful family house offering flexible accommodation and self-contained holiday cottage set on the periphery of the village.* Cranbrook School catchment area *Barclay Farmhouse is an impressive unlisted detached family home overlooking farmland set on the periphery of Biddenden village. The original part of the house and now attached barn date from the 18th century with later additions and renovations completed within the last 20 years. The property offers flexible and potential multi-generational living, incorporating award winning bed and breakfast accommodation attached to the main house and a separate self-contained two bedroom holiday cottage. The family accommodation is set across three floors and offers a spacious entrance hall, sitting room, family snug, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, additional reception room currently used as a storage room and cloakroom to the ground floor, master bedroom with ensuite, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom to the first floor, and a double bedroom and additional family bathroom on the second floor. The ground floor accommodation can also share a dining space with the bed and breakfast.Barclay Farmhouse incorporates many original characteristics that would be expected of a dwelling dating from the original era and is tastefully and sympathetically decorated to reflect its origins. A number of period features are on display including exposed beams and timbers, inglenook fireplace, wood latch doors and oak flooring and joinery. The attached renovated barn was carefully reconstructed using as many original materials as possible.The property is approached along a 75m gravel driveway flanked by grass and mature trees to arrive at an area of parking for several cars adjacent to the house and the holiday cottage. The house sits centrally within its plot with unobstructed views over open countryside and accompanied by a large pond to the front. Sunsets can be enjoyed with a glass of wine from a tucked away viewing point. The bed and breakfast accommodation is located in the barn, which is connected to the main house via the kitchen/breakfast room. It provides three double bedrooms all with en suite facilities; one on the ground floor and two on the second floor. These facilities can be accessed through their own separate entrance without the need to enter the main residence. The detached holiday cottage is a delightful bijou abode with a kitchen/breakfast room and sitting room to the ground floor, and two bedrooms and a shower room on the upper floor. The cottage is decorated and furnished to an exceptional standard and welcomes guests, some repeat visitors, throughout the year. The cottage enjoys its own private patio in which to enjoy the countryside views. FEATURES- All of the accommodation is decorated to an exceptional standard and all bathrooms are well appointed with contemporary white sanitary ware- Much of the ground floor accommodation is fitted with oak flooring except for the reception rooms- Kitchen/breakfast room displaying a full height pitched roof ceiling and fitted with bespoke handmade joinery incorporating a double butler's sink, integrated appliances including fridge, freezer, dishwasher and space for a dual fuel Rangemaster - Sitting room with impressive inglenook fireplace housing wood burner, dual aspect windows, carpeted flooring- Utility room with space for washer, dryer and additional kitchen appliances, storage shelving, granite worksurface and under counter sink- First floor master bedroom and en suite shower room with shower cubicle, vanity WC and basin, towel rail and tiled flooring- Two further double bedrooms to first floor, both with built in wardrobes- Family bathroom with shower over bath, vanity basin and WC, towel rail and tiled flooring- Second floor double bedroom with eaves storage- Additional family bathroom to second floor with whirlpool bath, separate walk-in shower, vanity WC and basin, large storage cupboard ideal for clothing storage- Gardens of circa 0.87 acres mainly laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees and seasonal planting, bordered by post and rail fencing, mature hedging and accompanied by a timber framed garden shed for garden equipment storageSITUATIONBarclay Farmhouse is set on the periphery of the historic Wealden village of Biddenden. The property is within a short distance of the village store and post office, primary school, excellent cafe, historic public house and award-winning restaurant The West House. The market town of Tenterden offers a range of independent shops, supermarkets, restaurants and general services with Ashford and Maidstone slightly further afield offering comprehensive facilities and shopping. In addition to John Mayne Primary School in the village further schools nearby include Homewood School and Sixth Form Centre in Tenterden and St Michael's Primary School. Further secondary schools are located in Maidstone and Ashford, and the property is in the catchment area for the highly regarded Cranbrook School. Headcorn provides rail services to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street with journey times from under an hour. Ashford International offers services to London St Pancras from just 37 minutes. The A21 and M20 are both accessible giving access to the M25 and national motorway networks, The Channel Tunnel, as well as coastal destinations.Tenterden 4.5 milesCranbrook 5.5 milesA21 11.9 miles - M20 12.5 milesHeadcorn & Station 4.8 milesAshford & International Station 13 miles(All distances are approximate) PROPERTY INFORMATION- Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains water and drainage. Solar panels for electricity provision. LPG connection for Rangemaster.- Local Authority: Ashford Borough Council.- Council Tax band: F (2023/24)- Fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.DIRECTIONSFrom our offices in Cranbrook turn right onto The Hill. Continue for approximately 5 miles before turning left onto Benenden Road towards Biddenden. The property is located on the left after about a mile at Woolpack Corner. Turn into the driveway and park adjacent to the house.VIEWINGSStrictly by appointment through Jackson-Stops. Tel: For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i70314922
A picturesque Grade II* listed thatched property with detached two bed annexe, heated pool, period barn, all in about 3 acres. DescriptionThe Thatched House, Smarden is a wonderful example of a 15th century timber framed, two bay hall house, which has been designated as a building of special architectural interest and historic note and Grade II* Listed. The property is set amidst well established gardens and grounds of just over 3 acres, and it features a detached two bedroom cottage, a pretty period party barn/gym of good proportions, an outdoor swimming pool, garaging for several cars and former stabling. The internal accommodation retains a wealth of charm and character, with an abundance of exposed timbers and beams and Kingpost to the principal bedroom. Reception rooms include a formal dining room and a very well proportioned sitting/family room/snug with impressive inglenook fireplace, inset wood burning stove and a garden outlook to three aspects.The kitchen/breakfast room was refitted in 2018 by Kitchens Unlimited with shaker-style cupboards, breakfast bar, an electric AGA, AEG electric oven, induction hob and integral dishwasher. There is space for a fridge/freezer. French doors open to the terrace. Off the kitchen there is a triple aspect study with adjoining store room and a utility/boot room, fitted to match the kitchen with space for freestanding appliances.On the first and second floors, the impressive main bedroom is vaulted and features exposed beams and a fine Kingpost, it benefits from a dressing room and an en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms and a substantial attic bedroom five, all of which are served by a family shower room, and an en suite WC to bedroom two. The Thatched House is approached via an electric wooden gate opening to a gravel drive and leading to an area of parking and turning and the detached garaging, suitable for a number of cars. Beyond this lies several stables, which are currently used for storage. The property nestles amidst attractive gardens with lawns interspersed with an array of seasonal shrubs, specimen trees, two ponds and a heated outdoor swimming pool with electric cover. Adjoining the gardens to the rear is a paddock.A short distance from the house lies the excellent detached two bedroom single storey cottage, equipped with a fitted kitchen, shower room and sitting room. There is also a lovely timber framed barn which has been converted for recreational purposes, and currently serves as a gym/games room.LocationThis historic and popular village has been winner of 'Best Kept Village' on numerous occasions and also location set for the 1980 film The Mirror Crack'd based on the book by Agatha Christie and starring Elizabeth Taylor and Kim Novak. Local amenities include a Community village store with post office and two electric charging points, butchers, art gallery, a primary school, and three public houses including, on the outskirts, The Smarden Bell. The village also has its own football and cricket clubs, together with various social clubs and Smarden Good Neighbours Scheme.Headcorn (3.8 miles) offers a wider range of shops, restaurants and takeaways and Sainsbury's store. The pretty town of Tenterden with its tree lined high street also has a range of antique shops and a steam railway. Major superstores and retail outlets can be found in Ashford and Maidstone 10.5 and 13 miles respectively.There are a number of golf clubs including Chart Hills, Rye, Tenterden and Dale Hill in Ticehurst. Sailing and fishing at Bewl Water and riding, walking, mountain bike trails plus a climbing and activity centre in Bedgebury Forest and Pinetum.Train services run to London from Headcorn and Pluckley (both just over 3.5 miles away) with access to London Victoria from Charing. A high speed train service runs between London St Pancras and Ashford (10.5 miles) in about 38 minutes.Like many parts of Kent there are an excellent selection of schools in the area. In the state sector there are grammar schools for boys and girls in Ashford, Maidstone, Canterbury and Faversham, various local primary schools and in the private sector independent girl and boy's schools in Cranbrook, Hawkhurst, Ashford, Sutton Valence, Canterbury and Tonbridge.Motorway Links: The M25 can be accessed via the M20 at junction 10 providing links to Gatwick and Heathrow airport and other motorway networks.*All distance and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 2,890 sq ft Acreage: 3.06 AcresDirectionsFrom Cranbrook proceed to Wilsley Pound roundabout and follow the A262 through Sissinghurst to Biddenden. In Biddenden turn left onto the A274 and after about 0.9 of a mile turn right into Smarden Road and proceed for about 2.3 miles, after the sharp left hand bend, The Thatched House will be found shortly on the left hand side. Additional InfoServices: Oil fired central heating, mains electricity and water. Mains drainage.NB: The external photos date from summer 2023. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i69933457
A beautiful Grade II* listed family home on the rural outskirts of the popular village of Biddenden. DescriptionVane Court is a stunning and immaculately presented Grade II* listed home, featured in numerous historic editorials including Pevsner who described the property as "the only house in Biddenden of the Wealden type. The house, which has been dated to 1419, has half-timbered brick and weatherboard elevations under mainly tiled roofs and is partially jettied to both front and rear with flying posts in both the central recesses to both front and rear of the building with later additions at the back of the house.The ground floor has the original entrance hall with an oak staircase to the first floor and a cloaks cupboard. To the right of the hall is a south facing and light drawing room with a beautiful oak framed fireplace and wood burner. To the north side is a magnificent dining room with a splendid inglenook and at the back of the house is a kitchen with American walnut units and granite worktops and oil fired Aga. Beyond the kitchen is a further entrance hall, cloakroom and storage room and off the kitchen is a garden hall, back staircase with oak staircase with beautiful newel posts and finials, an excellent utility room and family room with door into a south facing loggia.From the rear hall is access to the oak framed study/gym with shower room off currently arranged as a bright and stylish office space with access to the sun terrace and garden. There is access to the car port from the rear of the house.The first floor has a landing in various areas with a staircase to a second floor. There is a principal suite, south facing, with a lavishly fitted bathroom. Next is a central bedroom which is a lovely room with walk-in wardrobe and pretty fireplace and a third bedroom to the front.A further landing area and family bathroom leading through a study area and beyond the back stairs are two intercommunicating rooms with a bathroom which would make a fine suite.The second floor has a landing and two bedrooms, one of which is known as the King's Room with a magnificent crown post and fireplace, once occupied by the King of Siam, and bathroom.Vane Court has exceptional gardens. To the south of the house are formal gardens, a sunken rose garden and a water garden with what is known as the King's Pond and a bridge and further areas of water.There is a heated swimming pool enclosed by established hedging and an adjacent tennis court which is also bounded by established hedging. There is an open fronted four bay garage with all mod-cons leading to a series of useful utility areas and on to the house itself.In all about 5.362 acres.LocationVane Court is situated on the outskirts of Biddenden, where there is a general store, beautiful old church, village primary school and public house.Further comprehensive shopping and other facilities can be found in Headcorn, Tenterden and Ashford. Mainline rail services: Headcorn and Pluckley stations provide excellent commuter links to London Bridge, Waterloo East and Charing Cross. A high speed train service runs between Ashford and London St Pancras in about 38 minutes. Education: There are an excellent number of schools in the area in both the state and private sectors at primary and secondary levels. Motorway Links: The M25 can be accessed via the M20 at junction 10 providing links to Gatwick and Heathrow airports and other motorway networks, the channel tunnel.Square Footage: 6,652 sq ft Acreage: 5.36 AcresDirectionsFrom Savills office in Cranbrook proceed to Wilsley Pound roundabout. Take the A262 to Sissinghurst and Biddenden. In Biddenden turn left onto the A274 towards Headcorn. Proceed for about 0.9 of a mile and turn right onto Smarden Lane. Continue along this road for 0.6 of a mile and the drive for Vane Court will be found on the right hand side behind a five bar gate. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-d196295/for-sale_i69046904
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