• Charming period oast house +
• Two/three bedrooms +
• Town centre location +
• Secluded gardens +

Charming Period Oast House in the Heart of Westerham.

Set within the heart of historic Westerham, this delightful and unlisted period Oast house offers a rare opportunity to enjoy characterful living in a truly convenient setting just a few steps from the town. The property is an attractive single roundel oast, beautifully constructed with appealing stone and brick elevations beneath a traditional tiled roof.

Reception Hall, Roundel Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Conservatory, Main Bedroom With En-Suite Shower Room, Roundel Bedroom, Library/Bedroom Three, Study. Secluded Garden.

The historic town of Westerham is located in the valley of the River Darent in a central position between the larger towns of Oxted and Sevenoaks. Westerham’s roots date back to the Vikings and Romans and today it has evolved into a charming market town attractive to residents, diverse businesses and visitors. The high street offers a comprehensive range of local shopping facilities, which include many interesting independent shops, together with a variety of cafes, pubs, restaurants, church, library and primary school and is surrounded by extensive, greenbelt countryside providing numerous walks as well as facilities for sports and other recreational activities, in addition to numerous properties of historic interest such as Chartwell, the home of Sir Winston Churchill and Quebec House home of General James Wolfe both now open to the public. The towns of Oxted and Sevenoaks are 4.6 miles and 4.8 miles respectively. Both towns have a variety of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. Oxted mainline station offers links to London Bridge and London Victoria, whilst Sevenoaks station provides services to London Bridge, Waterloo and Charing Cross. There are many excellent schools in the area including Oxted School, Woldingham School for girls, Hazelwood, Radnor House, Sevenoaks School and Trinity Free School. The property has easy access to M25 junction 5 with it being just 3 miles away.