- Well-presented, link-detached bungalow on the outskirts of Lydd, overlooking a peaceful village green. +
- Single-Level Living: Accommodation includes three bedrooms, a separate sitting room, and a kitchen leading into a spacious conservatory/dining area. +
- Versatile Outdoor Space: rear garden with two large sheds/workshops and a self-contained annexe ideal for guests or multigenerational living. +
- Village Convenience: Located within walking distance of Lydd’s village centre and local amenities. +
- Strong Transport Links: Close to Rye (10 miles) and Ashford International (17 miles) train stations, with access to London and Europe. +
- Access to Coast & Countryside: Short drive to Dungeness, New Romney, and other coastal destinations, offering nature, beaches, and tranquility. +
- Peaceful Lifestyle: Situated in historic Romney Marsh, Lydd offers a rural setting with a close-knit community and slower pace of life. +
The presence of a detached annexe was an unexpected and valuable addition to the property. -- Greg Wood, Director
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A well-presented link-detached bungalow set on the outskirts of Lydd, overlooking a peaceful village green. The accommodation is arranged over a single level and includes three bedrooms, a separate sitting room, and a kitchen that opens into a spacious conservatory/dining area.
The generous rear garden features two large sheds/workshops and a detached annexe, offering an open-plan kitchen/living area, separate bedroom, and en suite — ideal for visiting family, guests, or multigenerational living.
Conveniently located within walking distance of the village centre and local amenities, this property offers unusually versatile accommodation in a pleasant and well-connected setting.
Lydd, a historic town in Kent, sits at the heart of the stunning Romney Marsh, a unique and tranquil landscape of wide open spaces, wetlands, and rich wildlife. The town has a quiet, rural charm and is close to some of the county’s most distinctive natural attractions.
Lydd offers good road connectivity, with the A259 nearby providing links to Rye, Hastings, and Folkestone, while the M20 is about a 30-minute drive away for access to London and the Eurotunnel. Although there is no direct train station in Lydd, nearby stations like Rye and Ashford International offer convenient rail connections to London and Europe.
The coastline is one of Lydd’s major draws, with Dungeness beach just a short drive away. This shingle beach, known for its dramatic, otherworldly landscape, is popular with nature lovers and photographers. Further along the coast, you'll find more traditional seaside towns like New Romney and Camber Sands.
Overall, Lydd offers a peaceful, close-knit community vibe, with an emphasis on nature and a slower pace of life, making it ideal for those looking to escape the bustle of larger towns and cities.
Additional Information
Services
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Heating – Gas central heating
Mains electricity
Council Tax (existing property) – Band C
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low*
Broadband – Yes. Ultrafast available*
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes*
Data taken from Sprift via On The Market.
Our Ref: AVS250203