A detached Grade II Listed farmhouse occupying a commanding elevated position in the Conservation Area of the favoured village of Stone in Oxney enjoying widespread, far reaching rural views across open farmland and Romney Marsh.

Entrance hall, Drawing room, Study, Dining room leading to kitchen, Cloakroom, Rear lobby, Cellar/utility, First floor landing, Bedroom 1 with en suite bathroom, 2 further bedrooms, Family bathroom, Second floor landing, Attic bedrooms 4 and 5, Oil heating, EPC rating F, Detached double garage with various useful outbuildings, Gardens extending to just under 1 acre (tbv)

. - The property is located on high ground set off a minor country lane in the small rural village of Stone-in-Oxney, which lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding farmland to the sea and the North Downs in the very far distance. Within the village there is St Mary the Virgin parish church with its Mithraic altar stone, the Memorial Hall, cricket ground and Ferry Inn public house. The village of Wittersham, approximately 2.5 miles, has a primary school, whilst the village of Appledore, also about 2.5 miles, has a post office/village store and public house. The market town of Tenterden, 6 miles to the north, has Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, independent shops and leisure centre. 6 miles to the south is the Ancient Town and Cinque Port of Rye, renowned for its period architecture and historic associations. There are branch line train services from Appledore and Rye to Ashford with high speed connections to London St Pancras in 37 minutes.

.. - The accommodation comprises oak entrance door to the rear into reception hall (split level), flagstone flooring, original front door opening onto a front terrace. Cloakroom has a high level wc with wash basin, tiled flooring, tongue and groove panelling. Drawing room has exposed ceiling timbers and a wide inglenook fireplace with brick beehive canopy. The study overlooks the rear garden with exposed timber framing. The dining room has a vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers and stud work to the walls as well as an inglenook fireplace with a brick beehive canopy fitted with a wood burning stove, there is a window to the side, polished wood flooring. Step up to the kitchen which is a bespoke design and handmade by Schofield & Crafter of Tunbridge Wells and incorporates an integrated double fridge and dishwasher. The Corian work surfaces one of which has a built-in sink unit as well as an additional main Butler's sink, a window to the front has far reaching views over the marsh. There is also a window seat providing useful storage, the extensive built-in cupboards and drawers are hand painted with Amtico chequered pattern flooring. Off the kitchen there is a rear lobby with door out to a walled terrace and garden, brick steps lead down to the cellar/utility room housing the oil fired boiler, plumbing for a washing machine, interesting brickwork with niches.