• Scope for potential development of the garage/workshop subject to necessary planning permissions +
• A fine example of an enchanting Grade II listed village residence +
• Centrally located in the heart of Elham +
• Spacious accommodation including three reception rooms +
• Detached one bedroom Annexe with original bread oven +
• Glorious secluded gardens full of charm and interest +
• Council tax - Band G +
• Freehold +

An enchanting Grade II listed period home enjoying a lovely position within the ancient square of Elham in the heart of this sought after picturesque village. The property is of great historic interest having been the village bakery until the 1960's and was used in the film 'Raising a riot' in the 1950's. This beautiful home benefits from some most delightful character features such as exposed beams and timbers throughout. Every window provides exceptional views whether it be over the pretty square or the exquisite gardens. EPC Rating = F Ground floor On entering this beautiful home you are greeted with a delightful reception hall/study which gives you a taste of the character and comfort that lays ahead of you. A door leads to the cellar which has sturdy steps and provides a great storage space. The sitting room provides a spacious yet cosy place to relax or gather with an attractive fireplace fitted with an impressive wood burning stove. There is a deep recess to each side of the fireplace which adds character and depth to the room. A spacious dining room with inglenook and deep storage cupboard offers the perfect space for a family dinner or entertaining friends. The timeless farmhouse kitchen/breakfast room with vaulted ceiling has room for a dining table and there is an 'Aga' and an electric hob. A walk through opening leads to a useful utility room, a WC, and a boot room. EPC Rating = F