House For Sale £1,300,000
Some properties are located in truly lovely settings and I would certainly say this is one of them -- Alex Davies, Managing Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A beautifully presented 17th Century period farmhouse in tranquil surroundings set in neatly kept gardens and grounds including an oak framed 4 bay cart barn and paddock.
In all about 1.59 acres.
A 17th century period farmhouse listed Grade II and the subject of a two-storey extension completed in 2003. The addition to the period accommodation provides a handsome contrast with pleasing proportions including an elegant drawing room complete with Inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and double-glazed windows. This room is complemented by a formal dining room that can be accessed from the neighbouring kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with bespoke solid oak hand painted units, quartz counters, integral appliances, underfloor heating and a “Range Master” style cooker.
Elsewhere on the ground floor, there is a delightful snug with a timbered ceiling and a further Inglenook fireplace complete with wood burning stove. In addition, there is a study as well as a useful utility room, rear lobby, and cloakroom.
On the first floor, the accommodation features a principal bedroom, guest bedroom en-suite and two further bedrooms of which one is currently arranged as a dressing room. The attic floor is occupied by a delightful 5th bedroom.
The first-floor accommodation is accessed from two separate staircases, one of which provides a private access to the guest bedroom.
The house is beautifully presented and well maintained, and a considerable amount of investment has been made within the current and previous ownership.
The property is wonderfully tucked away towards the end of a no-through lane amidst picturesque countryside enjoying considerable peace and tranquillity. The property is approached from a gravel driveway with plenty of parking and turning space.
Rowling Street is a delightful rural hamlet on the edge of the pretty village of Bilsington well known for its distinctive Tor monument, pretty parish church, village inn and historic Royal Military Canal.
Wider facilities are available in the nearby Town of Ashford, including High Speed train services to London St. Pancras taking just 38 minutes and running every half an hour.
Ashford is well served by a choice of retail opportunities as well as leisure amenities and schools both in the state and independent sectors.
Access can be gained to the M20 motorway at junctions 9, 10 and 10A, providing connection to the M25, Port of Dover and the Channel Tunnel.
Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating (boiler replaced within the last two years), bottled gas for cooker, private drainage to “Klargester”
Broadband available. Mobile phone coverage.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
Our Ref: ACH240073
#TheGardenOfEngland
A beautifully presented 17th Century period farmhouse in tranquil surroundings set in neatly kept gardens and grounds including an oak framed 4 bay cart barn and paddock.
In all about 1.59 acres.
A 17th century period farmhouse listed Grade II and the subject of a two-storey extension completed in 2003. The addition to the period accommodation provides a handsome contrast with pleasing proportions including an elegant drawing room complete with Inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and double-glazed windows. This room is complemented by a formal dining room that can be accessed from the neighbouring kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with bespoke solid oak hand painted units, quartz counters, integral appliances, underfloor heating and a “Range Master” style cooker.
Elsewhere on the ground floor, there is a delightful snug with a timbered ceiling and a further Inglenook fireplace complete with wood burning stove. In addition, there is a study as well as a useful utility room, rear lobby, and cloakroom.
On the first floor, the accommodation features a principal bedroom, guest bedroom en-suite and two further bedrooms of which one is currently arranged as a dressing room. The attic floor is occupied by a delightful 5th bedroom.
The first-floor accommodation is accessed from two separate staircases, one of which provides a private access to the guest bedroom.
The house is beautifully presented and well maintained, and a considerable amount of investment has been made within the current and previous ownership.
The property is wonderfully tucked away towards the end of a no-through lane amidst picturesque countryside enjoying considerable peace and tranquillity. The property is approached from a gravel driveway with plenty of parking and turning space.
Rowling Street is a delightful rural hamlet on the edge of the pretty village of Bilsington well known for its distinctive Tor monument, pretty parish church, village inn and historic Royal Military Canal.
Wider facilities are available in the nearby Town of Ashford, including High Speed train services to London St. Pancras taking just 38 minutes and running every half an hour.
Ashford is well served by a choice of retail opportunities as well as leisure amenities and schools both in the state and independent sectors.
Access can be gained to the M20 motorway at junctions 9, 10 and 10A, providing connection to the M25, Port of Dover and the Channel Tunnel.
Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating (boiler replaced within the last two years), bottled gas for cooker, private drainage to “Klargester”
Broadband available. Mobile phone coverage.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
Our Ref: ACH240073
