House For Sale £700,000
This superb Grade II Listed four bedroom detached residence and charming three bedroom detached Old Forge house annexe stand enviably within the heart of the quintessential Kentish Village of Wye, affording the unique opportunity to acquire an extremely versatile home ideal for extended families, those that work from home, Air B&B or holiday let.
With 18th century origins Golden Square House has worn many hats over the years, having been utilised by a variety of businesses to include farriers, a shop and a potter. In more recent times it was the birthplace of The Wooden Spoon Preserving Company of Wye, supplying Fortum & Mason and the Royal household.
Step Inside
This charming period home boasts a modern kitchen with a utility area, three receptions rooms comprised of a lounge, large dining room and triple aspect conservatory with courtyard views, while a cloakroom completes the ground floor. A staircase rises to four well proportioned bedrooms on the first floor served by a family shower room.
Annexe
The Forge represents an extremely versatile addition to the principle residence with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a well appointed configuration over two floors with three bedrooms, lounge, large kitchen/ diner and a study. It will ideally suit those with extended family or anyone looking to run a small business such as an Air-b&B or holiday let.
Step Outside
An attractive courtyard style garden bisects the two properties, dressed in fine shingle with decorative paved seating areas and prolifically well stocked flower beds forming the borders.
Parking
Two private off road parking spaces are conveniently located to the side of the home.
Location
Golden Square House and The Forge stand idyllically within the North Downs, itself a designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. The village Wye offers a wide range of facilities to include shops, gp surgery, library, pubs, restaurants and an active village hall plus sports facilities. It also benefits from a regular bus service to both Ashford and Canterbury and a mainline railway station with services to London Charing Cross, Canterbury West and London Victoria. The popular town of Ashford is only approximately six miles away and benefits from a more comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as the Ashford International Rail Station, providing High Speed services to Stratford in 28 minutes and London St. Pancras in 37 minutes.
With 18th century origins Golden Square House has worn many hats over the years, having been utilised by a variety of businesses to include farriers, a shop and a potter. In more recent times it was the birthplace of The Wooden Spoon Preserving Company of Wye, supplying Fortum & Mason and the Royal household.
Step Inside
This charming period home boasts a modern kitchen with a utility area, three receptions rooms comprised of a lounge, large dining room and triple aspect conservatory with courtyard views, while a cloakroom completes the ground floor. A staircase rises to four well proportioned bedrooms on the first floor served by a family shower room.
Annexe
The Forge represents an extremely versatile addition to the principle residence with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a well appointed configuration over two floors with three bedrooms, lounge, large kitchen/ diner and a study. It will ideally suit those with extended family or anyone looking to run a small business such as an Air-b&B or holiday let.
Step Outside
An attractive courtyard style garden bisects the two properties, dressed in fine shingle with decorative paved seating areas and prolifically well stocked flower beds forming the borders.
Parking
Two private off road parking spaces are conveniently located to the side of the home.
Location
Golden Square House and The Forge stand idyllically within the North Downs, itself a designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. The village Wye offers a wide range of facilities to include shops, gp surgery, library, pubs, restaurants and an active village hall plus sports facilities. It also benefits from a regular bus service to both Ashford and Canterbury and a mainline railway station with services to London Charing Cross, Canterbury West and London Victoria. The popular town of Ashford is only approximately six miles away and benefits from a more comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as the Ashford International Rail Station, providing High Speed services to Stratford in 28 minutes and London St. Pancras in 37 minutes.
