The Margaret McMillan Field Study Centre, Wrotham, Sevenoaks, TN15 7JN

Description
The main site is approached via a driveway from
Gravesend Road (A227) and extends to
approximately 17.5 acres. It accommodates a range
of buildings last used as a residential activity centre
as well as areas previously laid out to provide sports
fields, camping areas and gardens. A mature
woodland area has been used for outdoor activities
including a climbing wall.
Margaret Macmillan House was built in the 1930’s
and officially opened by HRH Duke of York in May
1936. The buildings comprise a main house linked
to dormitory style accommodation arranged over
ground, first and second floors as well as single
storey areas used for kitchen, dining and activity
areas. Additionally, there is a timber barn, lodge and
outbuildings.
Further woodland extending to approximately 9
acres is held under a separate title and is to be
included in any sale.

Location
The property enjoys an attractive rural location north
of Wrotham Village, approximately 23 miles south
east of central London. Road access is excellent
with junction 2 of the M20 only a few minutes’ drive
away. Borough Green & Wrotham Station provides
regular services to London Victoria, Charing Cross
& Ashford International stations.

Viewings
Strictly by prior arrangement with the sole agents:
Kevin Bright
k.
Charlene Nicholls
c.

Edward Dent


Terms
The property is to be sold via informal tender. Named
potential purchasers will be provided with all information
available together with the timetable for receipt of offers.