- Farmhouse and cottage +
- Outbuildings - An oast and cart bar with overpass link with lapsed planning to convert to two dwellings +
- Steel framed sheep shed and steel portal framed hay barn +
- Hay barn, Atcost tractor shed and 6 stall stable block with tack room - all of which could be converted subject to necessary planning permission +
- 141 acres of land +
An attractive farm with a Grade II listed farmhouse incorportating a cottage together with an unconverted Oast and Barn.
Main House - 3,436 sq ft
Cottage - 931 sq ft
The farmhouse consists of an entrance porch, entrance hall, three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room and utility room on the ground floor with three double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a W.C. and family bathroom on the first floor; there is a room in the attic together with loft space.
There is an oast and cart barn with overpass link between them, with lapsed planning to convert to two dwellings.
Mains electricity and water. Both the house and cottage use oil fired central heating and share a sceptic tank located in the garden of the cottage.
Deed of Easement granted for main gas pipeline to cross under the principal farmland block, from West to East.
The farm amounts to some 141 acres comprising approximately 125 acres of permanent pastureland and 18 acres of woodland, orchard and ponds, with the larger pond of approximately 1 acre is used for fishing.
There is an oast and cart barn with overpass link between them, with lapsed planning to convert to two dwellings. The various other outbuildings consist of a steel framed sheep shed a steel portal framed hay barn , a brick feed store a ‘D and D’ steel framed open hay barn ,a concrete portal framed ‘Atcost’ tractor shed and a timber six stall stable block with tack room, all of which could be converted, subject to the necessary planning permission.
The picturesque village of Frittenden offers a pub, church, village store and primary school
and is a short drive to Cranbrook. The Wealden town of Cranbrook renowned for its eclectic
mix of shops, cafe's, restaurants, boutiques etc. is the nearest town for shopping facilities.
Dominating the town is the stone church known locally as "The Cathedral of the Weald". A
variety of social clubs offer a range of interesting activities.
The Cranbrook School, renowned and sought after for its excellent reputation and educational
facilities, is located in the town. In addition to Cranbrook School and the local primary school,
there are other excellent schools, namely Bethany, Benenden School, Marlborough House, St
Ronans, and Dulwich Prep School. More details can be obtained by visiting the website
The mainline stations at nearby Staplehurst and Headcorn offers trains to London