The drama of the Dungeness rural landscape is mesmerising -- Alex Davies, Managing Director

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A modern single storey barn conversion set amidst the famous Romney Marsh landscape close to Dungeness National Nature Reserve and the coastline beyond.

This dramatic rural location is equal distance from the town of Lydd with water sport lakes also nearby.

The barn has been used as an income producing holiday cottage and is fully equipped*


A modern detached barn conversion akin to a brand-new home when it was converted two years ago. It has since been used as a holiday home and can produce holiday letting income.

The barn was once a farm building and the shape remains identical, but the contemporary style of the conversion facilitates dual aspects and overhead windows combining to flood the interior with light and commands some extraordinary landscape views.

The accommodation is superbly equipped and styled with modern bathrooms (1 en-suite) and a fitted kitchen complete with appliances.
The main reception room has Oak flooring and a delightful wood stove along with patio doors opening to the terrace.

Gardens

The property is independently accessed from the lane via a 5-bar gate on to a shingle parking forecourt.

The rear gardens have been landscaped including a sun terrace, raised planting, screening and a new fence.

Adjacent to the driveway is an oil storage tank and externally sited oil boiler.

Contents

The barn is fully equipped and furnished for holiday letting and the contents could be available by for purchase by separate negotiation.

Situation

The barn is situated along a lane leading directly from the town of Lydd into countryside and towards Dungeness.

The Romney Marsh Town of Lydd has a good range of everyday shops along with surgeries and many community clubs and societies under the gaze of the Parish church known as ‘The Cathedral in The Marsh’ because of its immense size.
The town also has a popular golf course and is just over 10 miles from the picturesque Cinque Port Town of Rye and about 4.5 miles from the Cinque Port Town of New Romney which has wider facilities including a Sainsbury’s Supermarket.

The area is well served by primary and secondary schooling, as well as having good access to the thriving market town of Ashford just over 16 miles to the North. Ashford also provides access to the M20 motorway and the International Station with 37-minute-high speed trains to London St. Pancras.

The Romney Marsh is famous for its dramatic landscape, big sky views, bathing beaches stretching along the coastline, ornithology, and extensive cycle routes.

Services

Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating, Broadband and mobile coverage available.

Private drainage to a modern sewage treatment plant (shared with Harts Farm)

Tenure Freehold

Council Tax currently subject to Business rates qualifying for small business rate relief

Our Ref: ACH170103