House For Sale £975,000
This is one of my favourite villages and the views from here are wonderful -- Alex Davies, Managing Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
An exceptionally well-appointed detached family house enjoying a fine rural aspect and set within its own plantsman’s gardens in a peaceful village location.
The village of Stowting is situated in the fold of the North Downs, surrounded by countryside designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many walks and rides in the vicinity.
In all about 0.45 acres
Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
A bright and airy detached former “Colt” house adapted and extended over the years to provide an interesting and stylish home which enjoys fine rural views.
The accommodation features a fitted kitchen by “Thoroughly Wood” including an electric Aga, Butler sink and Granite counters. There is an adjacent utility/boot room and 3 reception rooms and a ground floor bedroom en-suite.
On the first floor there are 4 further bedrooms (3 en-suite). Bedroom 5 has historically been used as a study.
The stylish interior features a wood burning stove and an open fireplace, whilst many of the rooms have pine floorboards and all of the accommodation has delightful pine latch doors.
The property is situated in the highly regarded and sought after rural village of Stowting which lies in undulating North Downs countryside, designated and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many walks and bridle paths easily accessible.
The village is well known for its excellent primary school and popular pub/restaurant The Tiger. There is a pretty parish church, community hall and a delightful cricket green.
The village is surprisingly accessible within reach of the B2068 Stone Street which provides a swift route between the Cathedral City of Canterbury and the M20 motorway (Jct. 11).
There are mainline railway stations at both Sandling and Westenhanger each connecting with the International station at Ashford with HS1 services to London St. Pancras taking just 37 minutes. The Channel Tunnel is about 6 miles distant and the Port of Dover about 13 miles.
The surrounding towns are served by an excellent choice of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools for both boys and girls with school busses running nearby.
Our Ref: AVS230070
#TheGardenOfEngland
An exceptionally well-appointed detached family house enjoying a fine rural aspect and set within its own plantsman’s gardens in a peaceful village location.
The village of Stowting is situated in the fold of the North Downs, surrounded by countryside designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many walks and rides in the vicinity.
In all about 0.45 acres
Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
A bright and airy detached former “Colt” house adapted and extended over the years to provide an interesting and stylish home which enjoys fine rural views.
The accommodation features a fitted kitchen by “Thoroughly Wood” including an electric Aga, Butler sink and Granite counters. There is an adjacent utility/boot room and 3 reception rooms and a ground floor bedroom en-suite.
On the first floor there are 4 further bedrooms (3 en-suite). Bedroom 5 has historically been used as a study.
The stylish interior features a wood burning stove and an open fireplace, whilst many of the rooms have pine floorboards and all of the accommodation has delightful pine latch doors.
The property is situated in the highly regarded and sought after rural village of Stowting which lies in undulating North Downs countryside, designated and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many walks and bridle paths easily accessible.
The village is well known for its excellent primary school and popular pub/restaurant The Tiger. There is a pretty parish church, community hall and a delightful cricket green.
The village is surprisingly accessible within reach of the B2068 Stone Street which provides a swift route between the Cathedral City of Canterbury and the M20 motorway (Jct. 11).
There are mainline railway stations at both Sandling and Westenhanger each connecting with the International station at Ashford with HS1 services to London St. Pancras taking just 37 minutes. The Channel Tunnel is about 6 miles distant and the Port of Dover about 13 miles.
The surrounding towns are served by an excellent choice of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools for both boys and girls with school busses running nearby.
Our Ref: AVS230070
