- Short walk to train station +
- Four bedrooms and further attic rooms +
- Three reception rooms +
- Kitchen/breakfast room +
- Bathroom and en-suite +
- Excellent range of village amenities +
A beautifully preserved historic home with generous space in one of Kent's most sought after villages. -- Greg Wood, Director
#TheGardenOfEngland
A distinguished Grade-listed home with a Georgian façade and historic origins, offering three character filled floors and exciting potential, complemented by a generous private garden.
Believed to date back to the 17th century, Claremont House is a Grade II listed gem in the heart of Wye village. Full of character, it features exposed timbers, a wood-burning stove, and spacious living areas, including a kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, snug, and reception/dining room. The upper floors offer four bedrooms (one through room), an en suite, a family bathroom, and a generous loft space.
The partly walled rear garden provides a private retreat, while Wye’s amenities, boutiques, Co-Op, a library, and an active community—are just steps away. Excellent schools, a mainline station with a 37-minute high-speed link to London, and the stunning Wye Downs Nature Reserve complete this idyllic village setting.
Situation
Wye is a charming village nestled on the edge of the North Downs, offering a range of local amenities, excellent schools, and a well-connected railway station. The village is particularly popular with commuters, thanks to its proximity to Ashford International Station, where the High Speed Rail service provides a direct route to London St Pancras in just 37 minutes.
For those traveling by road, Wye benefits from good access to Ashford via the A20, and to Canterbury via the A28. Ashford Town, located just a short drive away, boasts a wider selection of shopping and leisure options, including the Mc Arthur Glen Designer Outlet, Waitrose, and a variety of private and grammar schools.
The historic city of Canterbury, approximately 12 miles to the north, offers further shopping, cultural attractions, and educational opportunities, including the University of Kent, as well as world-renowned landmarks such as Canterbury Cathedral.
Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the picturesque walks available across the surrounding North Downs, including the scenic Wye Crown viewpoint, offering stunning views of the Kent countryside.
With its combination of excellent transport links, local services, and access to beautiful natural surroundings, Wye is an ideal location for both families and professionals alike.
Additional information
Mains water supply
Mains drainage
Mains electricity
Mains Gas fired central heating
Council Tax (existing property)* – Band F
Tenure* – Freehold
Flood Risk* - Low
Broadband* – Yes
Mobile Signal Coverage* – Yes (OfCom)
*Data from ‘Sprift’ via On The Market.
Our Ref: FAL220127