4 bedroom house
Little Chart, Ashford, Kent, TN27 0PT
Guide Price
£1,250,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2021
- Removed: Aug 2021
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock
For me this charming period house has so much character and a really lovely setting -- Alex Davies, Managing Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A most attractive Grade II Listed period country house of 15th Century origin and 19th Century additions. Set in 2.5 acres of land including sweep in gravel driveway, 3 bay car barn and separate guest annexe.
A most attractive Grade II Listed detached period house of 15th Century origin with 19th Century additions and believed to have been originally two cottages. The architecture is in the local style of the Dering Estate (Sir Edward Dering First Baronet (1568-1644)). featuring charateristic round top windows. The accommodation is full of character including an Inglenook fireplace within the sitting room with a brick floor and exposed ceiling beams of good height. The playroom also has a brick floor, and the remodelled kitchen features a gas “Aga” with bespoke fitted furniture, including an island. A garden room was added in recent times replacing an earlier conservatory and has French windows opening to the garden as well as underfloor heating.
The dining room features a fireplace and a beamed ceiling with significant Dragon beam to one corner, evidence that part of the property would have originally been jettied. There are two staircases providing access to the first floor which comprises of a master bedroom with a distinctive exposed cross timber and a delightful dual aspect, there are three further characterful bedrooms and a family bathroom featuring Catchpole and Rye fittings. There is also an additional Victorian style bathroom on ground floor.
The house is surrounded by attractive country style gardens, including fruit trees, a pond and a Ha-ha.
A 5-bar electric gate provides an entrance from the road and a sweep-in gravel driveway to an extensive parking and turning area, as well as access to an oak framed 3 bay car barn (part lockable). There are also two pedestrian entrances from the lane.
The gardens lead away from the house to a small, detached barn converted to provide a guest annexe with sitting room, kitchenette, and separate bedroom en-suite. The gardens further extend and could be used as a paddock if required.
In all about 2.50 acres.
Our Ref: AVS210101
Marketed by: Hobbs Parker, Ashford
#TheGardenOfEngland
A most attractive Grade II Listed period country house of 15th Century origin and 19th Century additions. Set in 2.5 acres of land including sweep in gravel driveway, 3 bay car barn and separate guest annexe.
A most attractive Grade II Listed detached period house of 15th Century origin with 19th Century additions and believed to have been originally two cottages. The architecture is in the local style of the Dering Estate (Sir Edward Dering First Baronet (1568-1644)). featuring charateristic round top windows. The accommodation is full of character including an Inglenook fireplace within the sitting room with a brick floor and exposed ceiling beams of good height. The playroom also has a brick floor, and the remodelled kitchen features a gas “Aga” with bespoke fitted furniture, including an island. A garden room was added in recent times replacing an earlier conservatory and has French windows opening to the garden as well as underfloor heating.
The dining room features a fireplace and a beamed ceiling with significant Dragon beam to one corner, evidence that part of the property would have originally been jettied. There are two staircases providing access to the first floor which comprises of a master bedroom with a distinctive exposed cross timber and a delightful dual aspect, there are three further characterful bedrooms and a family bathroom featuring Catchpole and Rye fittings. There is also an additional Victorian style bathroom on ground floor.
The house is surrounded by attractive country style gardens, including fruit trees, a pond and a Ha-ha.
A 5-bar electric gate provides an entrance from the road and a sweep-in gravel driveway to an extensive parking and turning area, as well as access to an oak framed 3 bay car barn (part lockable). There are also two pedestrian entrances from the lane.
The gardens lead away from the house to a small, detached barn converted to provide a guest annexe with sitting room, kitchenette, and separate bedroom en-suite. The gardens further extend and could be used as a paddock if required.
In all about 2.50 acres.
Our Ref: AVS210101
Marketed by: Hobbs Parker, Ashford
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.