Main Road, Sellindge, Ashford, Kent, TN25

Old farmsteads like this one are all too rare, there's great potential here -- Alex Davies, Managing Director

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A detached Kentish farmhouse of mellow brick and Ragstone with part tile hung elevations. The house is in need of renovation but is set in extensive gardens and grounds including woodland and a range of farm buildings with potential to develop. In all about 4.31 acres.

An attractive period farmhouse of typically Kentish elevations formed in mellow brickwork and exposed Ragstone with part tile hung upper elevations.
The property is not believed to be listed and has UPVC replacement double glazed windows.
There is extensive accommodation to both the main house as well as the adjoining former granary which can be used as a two-bedroom annexe if required. The property would now benefit from modernisation and refurbishment.
The house is surrounded by extensive gardens and woodland along with land extending to either side of the driveway, the sale is to include a range of redundant farm buildings thought to have potential for Permitted Development Rights for conversion.

Outbuildings:
Cow byre - brick and stone walls
Workshop – timber framed, brick and stone clad
Piggery - Block and brickwork
Storage barn – timber framed with block and brick
Sheep building – timber framed and clad
Store – brick and timber clad
Cart lodge – open fronted
Atcost barn – concrete portal frame
Double garage

Situated on the edge of the village of Sellindge and approached from a farm driveway leading from the main road.
The outbuildings are arranged on either side of the driveway before reaching the farmhouse.
The village of Sellindge has a range of facilities including a convenience store/Post office, community hall, sports facilities, a village inn, Doctors’ surgery and a primary school. The A20 road provides a swift route to major travel links including a mainline railway station at nearby Westenhanger with services connecting to Ashford International station (HS1). From where there are 37-minute Highspeed trains to London St. Pancras.

The M20 motorway can also be accessed at either Junctions 10a or 11, in turn connecting with the Port of Dover, Channel Tunnel and the M25 motorway network.
There is a choice of state and independent schools in the surrounding area including grammar schools for boys and girls, most of which can be accessed via the school bus network.

Our Ref: AEA220062