• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• 3 Receptions

This exceptional five-bedroom Grade II listed
home, believed to date back to the 13th century,
showcases a striking 18th-century façade. The
original timber-framed structure has been
thoughtfully enhanced with brick elevations
beneath a Kent Peg tile roof, preserving its historic charm while ensuring durability. A substantial two-story rear extension, added in 1982, seamlessly integrates with the home’s character, offering additional space for modern living. Set within a beautifully landscaped 0.65-acre wrap around plot, this distinguished residence is rich in period features, including exposed beams, oak panelling, and charming open fireplaces. Spanning approximately 3,311 sq. ft., the well proportioned interior is designed for both comfort and elegance. A striking galleried landing with an oak staircase overlooks a spacious living area, where a stunning walk-around fireplace serves as a focal point. The second reception room, complete with another grand fireplace, provides a sophisticated yet cozy setting for entertaining or family gatherings, with doors opening onto the picturesque gardens.
A home of character and distinction, this
remarkable farmhouse effortlessly blends history,
generous living spaces, and modern comforts in a
truly idyllic setting, all while benefiting from
excellent commuter links via the A249. Outside, beautifully landscaped gardens enhance
the charm and privacy of the property. A winding
path meanders through the grounds, leading to a
handcrafted oak-framed gazebo—an ideal spot for outdoor dining, relaxation, or entertaining. The property is approached via a sweeping in-and-out gravel driveway, accessed through wooden five-bar gates at either end, providing both convenience and an impressive sense of arrival. A brick-built double garage offers ample parking and storage, complementing the practical yet elegant layout of the grounds. Mature lawns, established shrubs, and trees frame the home, creating a serene environment that changes beautifully with the seasons. The surrounding area offers an excellent range of schools, including Bobbing Primary School (0.5
miles away) and a selection of secondary schools in Sittingbourne, including boys' and girls' grammar schools. Nearby independent options include The King’s School in Rochester, Sutton Valence School, Kent College in Canterbury, and St Edmund’s in Canterbury. Transport links are exceptional, with the M2 (Junction 5) just 3 miles away, providing easy access to London and beyond. Sittingbourne station offers direct services to London in approximately 60 minutes, while Ebbsfleet International, just 24 miles via the M2/A2, provides high-speed rail links to London in 18 minutes and direct connections
through the Channel Tunnel to Europe.

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