Bonnington, Ashford, TN25

I admire the way this charming house connects with the enchanting gardens and land -- Alex Davies, Managing Director

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An unlisted period country house surrounded by ancient oak woodland and rolling fields with over 2 acres of secluded gardens, wildflower meadows and orchard.

The property is in the peaceful hamlet of Bonnington and has been sympathetically renovated and extended by the current owner.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band F



Cherry Gardens is a traditionally constructed period house of Kent ragstone and flint walled elevations, part tile hung and beneath a Kent peg tiled roof. The property is believed to date back to the 1800’s with later additions including a 2-storey extension carried out by a firm of highly regarded builders in recent years.

Despite the period character of the house, the property is unlisted and enjoys a modern specification including double glazing and central heating. The accommodation combines 4 double bedrooms (1 en-suite) and a 5th bedroom that has been used by the current owner as a dressing room.

On the ground floor, there is a good size kitchen/breakfast room with a bright and airy triple aspect reception room opening via bi-folding doors to the garden terrace. In addition, there is a dining room with a cosy snug, a winter sitting room and a useful walk-in pantry.

Please note that drawings and structural engineer calculations have been prepared for an alteration creating a link from the kitchen to the dining room if required.

The property is situated along a quiet, hedge-lined lane and accessed via a private driveway. A wide network of public footpaths can be found nearby offering numerous walks and cycling routes as well as access to woodland, Kent Special Landscape Area, coastline, and the historic Royal Military Canal.

The historic towns of Rye, Hythe and Tenterden are all easily accessible along with ease of travel to both Ashford and the Cathedral City of Canterbury.

Ashford, Folkestone, and Canterbury all offer high speed train services to London St. Pancras taking under an hour with local stations providing various connections.

The locality is also well served by a choice of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools for both boys and girls.

The Channel Tunnel can be accessed within 10 miles providing an efficient route to the Continent.

Our Ref: ACH210132