Faversham Road, Throwley, ME13

This exquisite Grade II listed detached house, dating back to 1650, seamlessly blends historic charm with comfortable family living.

Upon entering through the large oak front door, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance hall that sets the tone for the character found throughout the property. The inviting living room features an impressive inglenook fireplace, perfect for relaxing evenings, while the triple aspect dining room is filled with natural light and offers a patio door that enhances the sense of openness. The well-appointed kitchen provides ample storage and workspace, complemented by a practical utility room and convenient downstairs cloakroom.

On the first floor, you will find four of the five bedrooms, three of which are generously sized double bedrooms, offering flexibility for family and guests. The primary bedroom enjoys stunning views of the garden and benefits from its own dressing area, creating a peaceful retreat. There are also two family bathrooms located on the first floor. The second floor comprises a gallery space and a further spacious bedroom with useful eaves storage, ideal for a home office or guest accommodation. Period features such as exposed beams and original detailing are evident throughout, contributing to the sense of history and warmth that permeates the home. The property is thoughtfully arranged to provide both privacy and sociable spaces, making it suitable for a variety of lifestyles. The layout is versatile, with rooms that can be adapted for different uses as needs change over time. This unique residence represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of significant heritage and character.

This remarkable property is set within 2.2 acres of beautifully maintained grounds. The approach to the home is particularly impressive, with a long driveway leading to a convenient turning circle and a substantial garage, ensuring ample parking for residents and guests alike. The grounds are truly a highlight, featuring a stunning collection of mature trees sourced from around the world, which provide year-round interest and a sense of established grandeur. A charming pond adds a tranquil focal point, while a dedicated paddock area presents possibilities for equestrian use or further landscaping to suit individual needs.  An area has been allocated as a kitchen garden, where a variation of vegetables can be grown along with mature fruit trees.

The property also benefits from a range of attractive flint and brick outbuildings (offering significant potential for storage, hobbies, or conversion subject to the necessary consents), further enhancing the flexibility of the estate. Throughout the grounds, the property enjoys breathtaking 360-degree countryside views, creating a sense of seclusion and rural tranquillity that is rarely found. This is an outstanding proposition for those seeking a substantial family home or a country retreat with scope for a variety of lifestyle requirements.

The village and parish of Throwley lies about five miles southwest of Faversham. Its in the catchment areas for the outstanding Sheldwich Primary Schhol. Throwley lies on top of the North Kent Downs in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The landscape is mainly arable fields and woodland copses covering just over 5 square miles. The Parish has many marked footpaths enabling the countryside to be explored. The population is scattered across a number of hamlets, the largest of which is Throwley Forstal, others include Wilgate Green, Bells Forstal.

Entrance Hall

3.61m x 2.78m

Living Room

6.79m x 4.74m

Dining Room

5.53m x 4.85m

Kitchen

4.05m x 2.94m

Utility Room

2.52m x 2.14m

Bedroom One

4.15m x 4.02m

Bedroom Two

3.94m x 3.11m

Bedroom Three

3.96m x 3.08m

Bedroom Five

2.23m x 2.09m

Gallery

5.54m x 5m

Bedroom Four

3.64m x 3.14m

Parking - Garage

Parking - Driveway