House For Sale £1,000,000
A remarkably rare package, offering a lifestyle in a lovely mini ‘estate’ environment.
For Sale by online Auction on 1st August 2023
Dene House has a fascinating history; built as the Stewards House for the demolished Dene House, which was until 1775 the seat of the Oxendens. Dene House is a particularly attractive timber framed home dating back to the late 16th Century, sitting centrally within grounds of approx. 4.08 acres (1.65 ha).
The property has been maintained over the years but, now offers significant potential to modify and improve- through choice not necessity. The layout works effortlessly well with there being three generous reception rooms as well as the kitchen/breakfast room downstairs (each with far-reaching views over the stunning gardens), together with five bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. There is both an attic and a cellar in addition.
OUTSIDE
The grounds are quite magical. Amounting to a little over 4 acres, there are formal gardens (predominantly laid to lawn with attractive beds, borders and specimen trees) and paddocks to the rear. There is a Victorian Greenhouse, a Double Garage with woodstore, Garden Store/Potting Shed, Open Barns and Tractor Shed (adding a further 2,400sqft).
METHOD OF SALE
For sale by ONLINE AUCTION on 1st August 2023
to register to bid please go to the AUCTION section on our website. .
There will be a buyers admin fee of £1750 plus vat payable with the deposit of £50,000.
VIEWINGS
Viewings are strictly by appointment on the dates shown below
16th and 17th June 2023 9am - 4pm
23rd and 24th June 2023 9am - 4pm
Dover Council Tax Band G
SERVICES
Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Heating is provided by an oil fired boiler.
DIRECTIONS
Just 7.5 miles west from Canterbury and the Kent Coast at Sandwich, this is prime Kent countryside. The centre of Wingham village, drive south for 1 mile on the B2046. Turn right onto Well Lane then immediately onto Dene Farm Lane.
The post code is CT3 1NU.
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For Sale by online Auction on 1st August 2023
Dene House has a fascinating history; built as the Stewards House for the demolished Dene House, which was until 1775 the seat of the Oxendens. Dene House is a particularly attractive timber framed home dating back to the late 16th Century, sitting centrally within grounds of approx. 4.08 acres (1.65 ha).
The property has been maintained over the years but, now offers significant potential to modify and improve- through choice not necessity. The layout works effortlessly well with there being three generous reception rooms as well as the kitchen/breakfast room downstairs (each with far-reaching views over the stunning gardens), together with five bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. There is both an attic and a cellar in addition.
OUTSIDE
The grounds are quite magical. Amounting to a little over 4 acres, there are formal gardens (predominantly laid to lawn with attractive beds, borders and specimen trees) and paddocks to the rear. There is a Victorian Greenhouse, a Double Garage with woodstore, Garden Store/Potting Shed, Open Barns and Tractor Shed (adding a further 2,400sqft).
METHOD OF SALE
For sale by ONLINE AUCTION on 1st August 2023
to register to bid please go to the AUCTION section on our website. .
There will be a buyers admin fee of £1750 plus vat payable with the deposit of £50,000.
VIEWINGS
Viewings are strictly by appointment on the dates shown below
16th and 17th June 2023 9am - 4pm
23rd and 24th June 2023 9am - 4pm
Dover Council Tax Band G
SERVICES
Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Heating is provided by an oil fired boiler.
DIRECTIONS
Just 7.5 miles west from Canterbury and the Kent Coast at Sandwich, this is prime Kent countryside. The centre of Wingham village, drive south for 1 mile on the B2046. Turn right onto Well Lane then immediately onto Dene Farm Lane.
The post code is CT3 1NU.
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