This Grade II listed Georgian home has been meticulously restored throughout by the current owners, successfully blending period character with the comforts of modern living. A wealth of original external and internal features has been retained, including symmetrical multi-pane sash windows, chimneystacks, high coved ceilings, deep skirtings, wall panelling, dado and picture rails, original window shutters and striking fireplaces.

A driveway leads to a double garage, which offers potential for conversion to additional accommodation, while a separate pedestrian access follows a path to the elegant period front door. The welcoming entrance hall showcases the original staircase and Amtico flooring, which continues through much of the ground floor, and provides access to a lobby and cloakroom. The attractive dual-aspect kitchen/dining room features built-in shelving, cream cabinetry housing integrated appliances, a range cooker, a Quooker boiling-water tap and French doors opening onto steps leading down to the rear terrace.

There is a charming snug or home office with original floorboards and a fireplace flanked by inset arches, alongside an impressive dual-aspect living room with original leaded-light windows, a central fireplace and three delightful bay windows. The lower ground floor offers a gym, storeroom, potting shed, utility room and a games room housing a natural spring water well and water treatment system, providing the property with its own independent water supply.

The half-landing accommodates a family bathroom and separate cloakroom, while the first floor comprises four generous double bedrooms, all with fireplaces and built-in wardrobes, including a principal bedroom with en suite facilities. The second floor offers two further large double bedrooms, a superb family bathroom and potential for a roof terrace.

The gardens are a particular highlight, featuring a large terrace, a Swim-Spa, summerhouse and a pergola-covered rose walk. A lawn is bordered by mature trees, fruit trees and established shrubs, with gated access to a public footpath beyond.

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Location Summary
Woodnesborough is a picturesque village in the Dover District of Kent, England, located just a few miles from the historic town of Sandwich. Rich in history, the village is believed to derive its name from "Woden's borough," suggesting ancient connections to the Anglo-Saxon deity Woden. Woodnesborough is known for its charming rural character, featuring traditional English cottages, scenic countryside, and the prominent St. Mary’s Church, a medieval building with roots in the Norman period. The village offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to the natural beauty and heritage sites of the surrounding area, making it a quaint yet historically significant destination in the heart of Kent.