House For Sale £1,375,000
I believe this is an interesting combination of three possible dwellings -- Alex Davies Director
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The property is delightfully located within this popular village enjoying good access to Canterbury, schools, and some wonderful circular walks.
A charming combination of a period farmhouse, period outbuilding for conversion opportunity and a proposed building plot creating two additional separate dwellings in a delightful location within this popular village enjoying good access to Canterbury, schools, and some wonderful circular walks.
A fascinating period farmhouse believed to have been an early medieval Hall House.
Listed Grade II, the accommodation affords a considerable amount of character including exposed beams and timbers along with delightful Inglenook fireplaces each having wood burning stoves and an Aga within the kitchen which also has an original bread oven adjacent.
In addition to three good reception rooms, there are four bedrooms including two which feature interesting high ceilings. The sitting room features a significant ‘Dias’ beam and ancient panelling.
Externally, this very pretty house has a dedicated gravel entrance driveway with five bar entrance gate, a thatched, period grain store raised on staddle stones which could be used for a number of uses. Lawned gardens, brick terrace and paths, flower borders, hedges, partially walled and varieties of shrubs as well as a circular raised bed.
A pretty pond provides a natural boundary with The Old Stables and on the opposite side of the rear gardens is the building plot.
Access to both The Old Stables and the Building Plot are from a separate driveway adjacent to the farmhouse driveway. The Old Stables will have the benefit of an Oak framed car barn which is on the approach.
Our Ref: AEA240003
#TheGardenOfEngland
The property is delightfully located within this popular village enjoying good access to Canterbury, schools, and some wonderful circular walks.
A charming combination of a period farmhouse, period outbuilding for conversion opportunity and a proposed building plot creating two additional separate dwellings in a delightful location within this popular village enjoying good access to Canterbury, schools, and some wonderful circular walks.
A fascinating period farmhouse believed to have been an early medieval Hall House.
Listed Grade II, the accommodation affords a considerable amount of character including exposed beams and timbers along with delightful Inglenook fireplaces each having wood burning stoves and an Aga within the kitchen which also has an original bread oven adjacent.
In addition to three good reception rooms, there are four bedrooms including two which feature interesting high ceilings. The sitting room features a significant ‘Dias’ beam and ancient panelling.
Externally, this very pretty house has a dedicated gravel entrance driveway with five bar entrance gate, a thatched, period grain store raised on staddle stones which could be used for a number of uses. Lawned gardens, brick terrace and paths, flower borders, hedges, partially walled and varieties of shrubs as well as a circular raised bed.
A pretty pond provides a natural boundary with The Old Stables and on the opposite side of the rear gardens is the building plot.
Access to both The Old Stables and the Building Plot are from a separate driveway adjacent to the farmhouse driveway. The Old Stables will have the benefit of an Oak framed car barn which is on the approach.
Our Ref: AEA240003
