The Street, Smarden,Ashford, Kent

Occupying a prominent position within the heart of the historic village of Smarden. This is a distinguished Grade II listed house with significant architectural merit. With elements of the structure dating back to 1410, the property seamlessly integrates its medieval heritage with contemporary luxury. The interior is defined by its exceptional state of preservation, featuring two grand Inglenook fireplaces equipped with wood burning stoves, which serve as the focal points for the expansive lounge and family room.

The ground floor layout is thoughtfully arranged for both formal entertaining and modern utility, comprising a generous dining room, a modern fully fitted kitchen, and a sophisticated garden room with a part-glazed roof. The upper elevation offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, complemented by a principal bathroom, a separate shower room, and integrated eaves storage. Externally, the property is set within secluded walled gardens, featuring a block-paved patio, a covered entertaining area, and a timber outbuilding. Secure parking is accessed via wooden double gates on Cage Lane, providing a private sanctuary within reach of the local amenities and the mainline rail links at Headcorn.

The village of Smarden boasts a comprehensive array of local amenities, including a parish church, a community hall, a primary educational institution, and a traditional butcher's shop, alongside three highly-regarded public houses. For a more extensive selection of retail, culinary, and social offering, the neighboring village of Headcorn is situated within convenient driving distance. Furthermore, Headcorn's mainline railway station provides frequent and direct services to London Charing Cross, catering effectively to professional commuting requirements.