North Oast House, 99 Chestfield Road, Chestfield

An exceptionally characterful four-bedroom semi-detached oast house, offering nearly 2,800 sq. ft. of beautifully proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, set within 0.19 acres of mature and private grounds in the highly sought-after village of Chestfield.

The property boasts a distinctive and memorable façade, dominated by a traditional circular oast tower topped with iconic white cowls an unmistakable nod to Kents rich agricultural heritage. Constructed from warm-toned brick and crowned with conical, clay-tiled roofs, the oasts create a striking and instantly recognisable silhouette. The front elevation is a harmonious blend of period materials, including exposed brickwork, painted timber cladding, and a classic Kentish tiled roof, while leaded lattice windows and a wide, solid timber front door further enhance the homes historic appeal.

Internally, the property radiates period charm and character. Exposed brick walls, heavy timber beams, parquet flooring, intricately panelled woodwork, and open fireplaces combine to create a rich and authentic living environment. The entrance hall is particularly impressive, featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses and decorative brickwork, complemented by original joinery and vintage lantern-style lighting. Natural light pours through the traditional leaded windows, casting a warm glow over the homes beautiful textures and finishes.

The ground floor includes a well-appointed kitchen and dining room, along with two elegant reception rooms, one of which is set within the roundel and opens directly onto the garden, making it ideal for entertaining or quiet reflection.

On the first floor, an open landing offers a charming reading nook, while two generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the layout. Stairs rise to the second floor, where two further bedrooms and an additional bathroom provide ample space for family or guests.

OUTSIDE:

To the rear, the property opens up to a generous, well-maintained garden with a lawn bordered by mature shrubs and trees. A charming timber-framed outbuilding with a pitched roof and brick base sits to one side, offering potential as a workshop, studio, or additional storage.
To the front of the property there is a gated driveway which leads to several parking spaces.

SITUATION:

Elevated within the charming village of Boughton-under-Blean, this property enjoys a desirable setting just four miles east of Faversham and five miles west of the historic cathedral city of Canterbury. A bus stop is conveniently located nearby, and the village itself is a designated conservation area, characterised by its unusually long high street lined with a wealth of period buildings.

The village offers a strong sense of community and a range of local amenities including a primary school, village store, post office, hairdresser, several churches, and a choice of welcoming pubs and restaurants. It is also situated on the edge of Blean Woods, a vast expanse of ancient woodland designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, covering more than eleven square miles and providing excellent opportunities for walking and nature exploration.

Boughton is well connected, lying close to the A2, offering direct access to both the motorway network and routes towards London and the Kent coast. The neighbouring village of Dunkirk adds to the areas appeal, featuring a new village hall, garden centre, pub, and farm shopfurther enhancing the local community spirit that links the two villages.

The nearby market town of Faversham and the vibrant city of Canterbury offer a broad range of secondary education, shopping, cultural venues, and leisure facilities. Both towns have mainline railway stations, with services including the high-speed link to London St Pancras. Faversham is also home to the highly regarded Queen Elizabeths Grammar School, while Canterbury boasts a wide choice of state and independent schools, alongside three universities.

Just eight miles away lies the seaside town of Whitstable, renowned for its seafood, independent shops, and the annual Oyster Festival centred around its picturesque harbour and quayside. The town also offers excellent primary and secondary schooling, a thriving arts scene, and a variety of watersports and leisure opportunities.







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