• Thoughtfully renovated +
• High quality finishes +
• Central village location +
• Grade ll listed +
• Excellent transportation links +
• Private walled garden +

Georgian House is a fine Grade II listed family home, providing four bedrooms and various wonderful character details. Located in the very heart of the desirable village of Wingham, the property features sash windows, panelled walls, corniced ceilings and original fireplaces, as well as stylish bespoke fittings and attractive contemporary décor throughout.

On the ground floor there are two comfortable reception rooms, both of which are to the front. The well-presented sitting room has off-white panelled walls, four concealed, built in cupboards, a window seat and an open fireplace, and the formal dining room has a dual aspect including a bay window, plus a splendid cast-iron fireplace.

To the rear, the generous kitchen provides a further social everyday living space, with its grey Shaker-style fitted units, central island with a breakfast bar, butler sink, integrated modern appliances and Aga. Stairs lead down to the cellar, which offers additional space for home storage and appliances or for use as a home office.

There are two beautifully appointed double bedrooms across the front of the first floor, both of which have built-in cupboards. The first floor also has a dressing room and a large family bathroom with a free-standing roll-top bathtub, a separate walk-in shower and windows with plantation shutters.

Stairs continue to the second floor, where there are two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom, which features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, dormer windows and a skylight, and benefits from an en suite bathroom.

The front door is set back behind a small lane, running parallel to the High Street, with its wide pavements and street lined with lawns and trees on both sides. The house is situated on the corner of Sweetlove Place, and access for vehicles is to the side, where there is a paved parking space and gates providing access to the rear garden.

The garden is walled and benefits from a west-facing aspect, providing patio space and gravel terracing for al fresco dining, with side access to the kitchen. There are two raised border beds, and currently a number of large pots with lavender, small trees and shrubs, as well as two established, fruiting, olive trees.

To the rear of the garden is the former garage, a large brick-built building currently used as a workshop.

Surrounded by scenic Kent countryside, Wingham village has a church, bakery, local shops including a newsagent and general store, and the nearby Gibson’s farm shop, pubs, two well regarded restaurants, GP and dental surgeries, a wildlife park and primary school.