• Charming detached bungalow set back from the road in one of the village’s most idyllic plots, surrounded by a mature and thoughtfully landscaped 0.6-acre garden. +
• Beautiful front garden features a meandering brook, specimen trees, and vibrant seasonal planting, with privacy provided by tall beech hedging. +
• Rear garden includes a patio overlooking open farmland with grazing sheep and a serene summer house, perfect for relaxation. +
• Currently arranged as two bedrooms (formerly three) with a versatile layout and potential for extension, subject to planning consent. +
• Located in the peaceful village of Brook, nestled beneath the North Downs and surrounded by unspoilt countryside. +
• Village amenities include a primary school with forest school programme, Norman church, and agricultural museum. +
• Excellent connections via nearby Wye and Ashford International stations, with high-speed rail to London in 37 minutes and access to schools, shops, and leisure facilities. +

My first visit to this property was during an open garden event, where particularly struck by the brook that meanders through the front garden. -- Greg Wood, Director

#TheGardenOfEngland

One of the most idyllic plots within this peaceful village, this detached bungalow is set well back from the road and is surrounded by a thoughtfully landscaped plantsman’s garden—now densely mature and brimming with character. Spanning approximately 0.6 acres, the grounds are a highlight in their own right, featuring a meandering brook that gently dissects the front garden, creating a series of superb vantage points.

Believed to have been built in the late 1940s to early 1950s, the bungalow is of Colt timber construction and offers compact yet well-presented accommodation, currently arranged as two bedrooms (formerly three). The layout is versatile and, subject to the necessary planning consents, could be extended to suit modern needs.
Both the front and rear gardens are a gardener’s delight. The front garden is screened by mature beech hedging, providing a high degree of privacy and is peppered with specimen trees, shrubs, and flowering plants that offer vibrant colour throughout the seasons. To the rear, a private patio enjoys open views across neighbouring farmland where sheep graze peacefully—a truly pastoral outlook. A charming summer house adds to the appeal, offering the perfect spot to enjoy morning coffee or unwind in the evenings.
This is a unique opportunity to acquire a home in a magical setting—ideal for those seeking peace, privacy, and an intimate connection with nature.