Property description

Whether you delight in the elegance of Victorian architecture or adore oak beams and inglenook fireplaces, Grade II listed this property has it all. This is very much a character house of two halves, from the stunning dining hall and charming sitting room in the original 17th century farmhouse to the delightful morning room in the mid-19th century addition, there is something for everyone. At the same time the three large double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and the well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with its professional range cooker provides everything you need for modern day living. There is even a very usable cellar, ideal for storing those excellent bottles of vintage wine or being used as a family playroom.

This lovely home is surrounded by more than half an acre of grounds and incorporates a very child friendly garden with plenty of nooks and crannies including secret garden areas where youngsters can play hide and seek. While for those who hanker after the good life, there is also a vegetable patch and a very large greenhouse if you are looking to ‘grow your own’.

Outbuildings within the grounds provide potential additional flexible accommodation and one or more of the buildings could be converted to provide an annex. For anyone with an artistic bent the original Grade II coach house has been converted to a two storey studio where you can paint or sculpt without interruption and DIY enthusiasts can revel in the separate workshop. There is also planning permission to create a large car port on the extensive drive and this would mean the existing garage could be converted to possibly an office for anyone who wants to work from home.

What the Owner says:

“This house has been a great home for us where we have been able to pursue our hobbies such as painting and creating wooden items. It is also a wonderful place for entertaining friends and family. We have very fond memories of the dining room decorated for the festive season and having up to 16 people sitting round the dining table to enjoy Christmas lunch each year. At the same time, during the summer we can open the doors and wander out into the garden from the dining room and listen to the sounds of the birds and relax on the patio.

While we are only moments from the main road through Whitfield and the A2, where we live is very quiet and peaceful, so we feel we have the best of both worlds. There is a convenience store at the end of the road for essentials while a garage, a large supermarket and DIY stores are not far away. Whitfield is a very friendly community and includes a farmer’s market every week and plenty of activities in the village hall. If you don’t want to drive there is even a National Express drop off in the village for long distance travel and regular bus services to the local towns and villages. We love Canterbury which is only 15 minutes away and France is literally an hour ‘door to door’ so we have excellent access to the Continent.”

 
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