Hungry Hall, Mill Lane, Ashford, Kent

Bespoke Homes by Mockford & Hunt

This truly stunning home lies on the outskirts of Aldington, an idyllic Kentish village that many have made their home. Several miles to the south east of Ashford and within easy reach of the coastal town of Hythe, the village has its own primary school, pub, post office as well as its own fire station and village green.

With far reaching views over the Romney Marsh to the Kent coastline, the property is nestled in just under six acres of land consisting mainly of open fields and beautiful, well kept gardens. It's worth noting that the property is not listed and therefore has potential for further development or enhancement.

The driveway down to the property leads to an automatic, wooden gate which then opens up in front of the home and a detached timber double garage.

The inside of the property consists of a number of large reception rooms including the sitting room and study, a farm house style kitchen and separate utility room with a ground floor cloakroom. Additionally, on the ground floor, the current owners have had an Oak framed orangery built just off the study. Not only has this space created more accommodation but nature of the build allows you to fully appreciate the rear garden and outside areas.

Two separate staircase provide access to the first floor. There are four double bedrooms, three of which take full advantage of the southerly views. As well as the main family bathroom, bedroom one and three are served by a "Jack & Jill" en-suite.

The surrounding gardens and pastures are breathtaking, and not just because of the views. Immediately to the rear of the house, a large patio wraps itself round the orangery with steps leading up to the lawn where a mature willow tree provides shade over an ornamental pond.

Beyond the main garden and through an opening in the hedgerow, you'll find another thoughtful addition to this unique property. A timber framed outbuilding has been recently constructed and is currently used as a gym complete with a sauna that sits on the decking to the front. For anyone requiring some extra space or in need of a home office, this is ideal.

The bordering field would make an ideal smallholding for grazing animals or possibly growing produce.

South of the main house and just across the driveway, there's a further field which contains a picturesque shepherds hut. This has been used as a holiday let and is a great way of generating extra income. With its own drainage and power supply it can have a number of uses and even comes with its own fenced in seating and fire pit.
Council tax band: G