Bethersden Road, Bethersden, Ashford, Kent, TN26

The location and views are quite exceptional, as is the uniquely converted oast house -- Sarah Holgate, Associate Director.

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An attractive detached unlisted oast house with quirky upside down living accommodation, a detached double garage and beautiful gardens of around 0.75 of an acre. Located on the edge of this much favoured village and just a short drive to Ashford International (with fast train to London St Pancras only 37 minutes). Location and views are quite breath-taking with some wonderful walks on your doorstep.

Situated on the edge of the popular village of Bethersden in a delightful semi rural location. Bethersden is just 1.7 miles away and is a thriving community village offering excellent local amenities including a post office, general store, deli/butcher, a community owned inn, a pretty church and primary school. A wider range of amenities are available in historic Tenterden to the west and thriving Ashford to the east. The high-speed rail service to London St Pancras runs from Ashford with journey times of just 37 minutes. The M20 motorway can be accessed from junctions 9 and 10 at Ashford. The surrounding area is well known for its excellent range of schools both in the state and independent sectors including grammar schools for boys and girls.
Other mainline rail services are available at Pluckley and Headcorn.

Spitfire Oast
Spitfire Oast is a character converted oast house with a single roundel and unique Spitfire motif on the cowl. The property is just as unique inside with upside down living accommodation set over 2 floors. On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall with stairs to first floor and storage underneath. There are 3 double bedrooms off the hallway, the master bedroom is a generous size double with oak flooring, exposed beams and superb en-suite bathroom set within the roundel, featuring a centrally positioned roll top bath, traditional pedestal basin and w/c. There are two further double bedrooms, one benefitting from French doors opening onto the rear garden. These both share the stylish shower room with walk-in shower, ceramic bowl basin mounted on a glass shelf and w/c.
On the first floor, the stairs lead into the impressive double aspect living/dining room with vaulted ceiling, wooden flooring and feature brick hearth with log burner. There are some wonderful views from here over the garden and surrounding countryside. Just beyond here is the superb kitchen with bespoke fitting around the roundel and consisting of a range of gloss style base units with wooden worksurfaces, a range cooker, ceramic sink and space for further appliances.

The property has been tastefully decorated throughout and offers further potential to extend (subject to the necessary planning requirements). Early viewing is highly recommended.

Outside
Gardens (About 0.75 of an acre)
The total plot measures about 0.75 of an acre which includes a small paddock. The property is approached by a 5 bar gate with driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles. The drive leads to the traditional oak framed double garage with attached log store. The gardens are mostly laid to lawn with established planting including hedgerow borders, mature trees and shrubs, providing a haven for wildlife. There is also a patio seating area with pergola and a vegetable plot.

Additional information
Services: Mains electricity, water & private drainage. Oil fired central heating.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
EPC Rating: E
Flood risk: Very low*
Broadband: Yes*
Mobile signal: Yes*
* Data provided by ‘OnTheMarket.com’ Via ‘Sprift’.

Our Ref: TCH160047