An enchanting, four-bedroom, detached period residence, sympathetically and creatively extended over the years to offer a seamless blend of historic charm and modern comfort.

There is almost 2,500 sq. ft. of beautifully configured accommodation, this exceptional home is set within 3.49 acres of idyllic, park-like grounds. Dating back to the late 16th century, the property is rich in original features, including exposed timber beams, open fireplaces, and characterful oak latch doors, all thoughtfully preserved to celebrate its heritage.

Externally, the faade is utterly charming, showcasing a traditional Kent peg-tiled roof, beautifully pointed exposed brickwork, pale render, and striking vertical dark timber beams. Leaded light windows further enhance the period character, while the extension has been thoughtfully integrated with composite weatherboarding and heritage-style bricks to blend seamlessly with the original architecture. The handsome oak front door is set beneath a pitched canopy, gracefully supported by a curved oak bracket, offering both shelter and timeless appeal.

The vaulted entrance hall offers a delightful welcome, here is an inner hallway with cloak which leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room, which forms part of an extension added in the early 1990s. The kitchen features an array of units that integrate many main appliances and are finished with elegant quartz worktops. A bespoke dresser and breakfast station, also designed by JM Interiors, complement the rest of the kitchen beautifully. The space is further enhanced by a separate utility room and a double-glazed conservatory that enjoys views over the garden and pond.

The triple-aspect living room is fully open-plan, thoughtfully arranged into distinct zones for dining, relaxing, and working. Characterful exposed beams reflect the original charm of this period property, while two open fireplaces one fitted with a wood-burning stove and the other a decorative feature are enhanced by handsome bressummer beams, adding both warmth and architectural interest.

A simple yet elegant open staircase leads to the first floor, where four generously proportioned bedrooms await, along with a well-appointed family bathroom featuring Villeroy & Boch sanitary ware and natural stone-coloured tiles. The principal bedroom enjoys far-reaching views and benefits from an elegant en-suite shower room, designed and fitted by Potts, a bespoke interiors company based in East Malling, just a few years ago.

OUTSIDE:

Manor Farm occupies a generous 3.49-acre plot of thoughtfully landscaped grounds that wrap around the property. From the conservatory, an Indian sandstone patio provides ample space for alfresco dining and leads to a detached garage and storage shed. The main garden is predominantly laid to lawn, interspersed with established shrubs and mature trees, while a picturesque pond attracts an abundance of wildlife and is home to numerous fish.

The current owners have a clear passion for gardening, evident in every detailfrom herb beds and fruit trees to wild blackberries and well-organised vegetable plots. Toward the rear of the garden stands a charming summerhouse, beyond which lies an enclosed field with a second pond, in addition to a separate paddock to the side. With its extensive and useable land, the property offers excellent potential for equestrian use.

To the front of the property there is a gated driveway which leads to ample parking and a double garage.

AGENTS NOTE: Private drainage shared with the Oast & Oil fuelled central heating

SITUATION:

Manor Farm enjoys a delightful rural setting, situated on a quiet country lane, conveniently located just moments away from the beautiful village of Headcorn, situated in the Low Weald of Kent.

The growing village of Headcorn is a thriving community with an attractive High Street and an enviable array of shops, services, and local business. Its one of the largest villages in the area but retains its culture and heritage through its history and architecture. Headcorn is situated in the picturesque Kent countryside, but also conveniently located between the towns of Maidstone and Ashford, making it accessible to plenty of urban amenities while still enjoying a rural lifestyle. There are several village primary schools in the catchment and Headcorn is easily connected to the numerous secondary schools in both Maidstone and Ashford by car and by train. The village has plenty of frequent bus services in all directions and the property is only a mile from the Station, with regular train connections to Charing Cross-London in just over an hour.

Surrounding Headcorn is idyllic countryside for scenic walks, bike routes and places to go on day trips. The neighbouring village Staplehurst is just minutes away and complements the rural community culture of Headcorn. The town also benefits from the designer outlet, numerous retail parks, a central shopping centre, leisure centres, and extensive options for family activities. Ashford is home to the International Station, making it well connected to London via the highspeed service which reaches St Pancras in just 37 minutes. The town also benefits from the designer outlet, numerous retail parks, a central shopping centre, leisure centres, and extensive options for family activities. Maidstone is much the same, a thriving urban hub with an array of facilities, with the M20 connecting the two in just 30 minutes.



We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements and floor plans are a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Fixtures and fittings shown in any photographs are not necessarily included in the sale and need to be agreed with the seller.

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