House For Sale £1,000,000
Guide Price £1,000,000 to £1,100,000.
Eynsford House is a charming Grade ll listed period landmark property situated at the heart of Eynsford Village on a 0.28-acre plot. Dating back to the 17th Century, this fascinating detached, period property was seamlessly conjoined with ‘Writs End’ a period property also of circa 17th Century, thus creating an exceptionally lovely five/six-bedroom family home which has been sympathetically upgraded by the current owners with both skill and style. Externally eye-catching with exposed timbers, latticed windows and a front gable whilst internally, many fine features of the period have been retained. These to include solid wood thumb latch arched doors, carved wood corbels, a particularly impressive carved bressummer beam in an inglenook fireplace, vaulted ceilings and a wealth of exposed wall and ceiling beams.
Externally to the side of the property there is private parking with a gated entrance to the generous rear garden. The garden is secluded and well stocked with mature shrubbery, a well maintained and extensive central lawn, a potting shed and an additional out-building. The gardens back onto the River Darent with views across to the cricket grounds and pavilion. Situated in this quintessentially Kent village in the Darenth Valley on the side of the North Downs, Eynsford House presents as a truly exceptional family home with an internal layout that will surprise and delight.
Internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate what this unusual and fascinating riverside home has to offer.
Eynsford House is a charming Grade ll listed period landmark property situated at the heart of Eynsford Village on a 0.28-acre plot. Dating back to the 17th Century, this fascinating detached, period property was seamlessly conjoined with ‘Writs End’ a period property also of circa 17th Century, thus creating an exceptionally lovely five/six-bedroom family home which has been sympathetically upgraded by the current owners with both skill and style. Externally eye-catching with exposed timbers, latticed windows and a front gable whilst internally, many fine features of the period have been retained. These to include solid wood thumb latch arched doors, carved wood corbels, a particularly impressive carved bressummer beam in an inglenook fireplace, vaulted ceilings and a wealth of exposed wall and ceiling beams.
Externally to the side of the property there is private parking with a gated entrance to the generous rear garden. The garden is secluded and well stocked with mature shrubbery, a well maintained and extensive central lawn, a potting shed and an additional out-building. The gardens back onto the River Darent with views across to the cricket grounds and pavilion. Situated in this quintessentially Kent village in the Darenth Valley on the side of the North Downs, Eynsford House presents as a truly exceptional family home with an internal layout that will surprise and delight.
Internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate what this unusual and fascinating riverside home has to offer.
