Capel Road, Hamstreet, Ashford, Kent, TN26

There is plenty to like about the property, however the sense of arrival created by the long driveway overlooking horses grazing is my most memorable feature. -- Greg Wood, Director

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An intriguing and idyllic blend of traditional Kentish oast house living, the principal residence having been extensively restored and largely rebuilt during the 1980s, together with a self-contained annexe, numerous useful outbuildings and beautifully established grounds extending to just under 1 acre. Occupying a wonderfully secluded position at the end of a long driveway, the property is surrounded by woodland and adjoining equestrian grazing, creating a truly peaceful rural setting.

Summary
Capel Road lies just off Hamstreet Road, conveniently connecting the sought-after village of Hamstreet with the town of Ashford. The property is only a short drive from the village centre, where there is a railway station, convenience stores, village school, public house, sports ground and village hall, together with a highly regarded doctors’ surgery. Ashford provides a comprehensive range of further shopping, leisure and educational facilities, in addition to excellent transport connections including the M20 motorway and high-speed rail services to London St Pancras in approximately 37 minutes.
This highly desirable rural location has long been favoured for its peaceful surroundings whilst remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities.

Key Features
• Bespoke fitted kitchen arranged within the roundel, opening into a spacious open-plan dining room and then living room suited to modern family living and entertaining.
• Three generous first-floor double bedrooms together with two bathrooms, including a principal bedroom positioned within the roundel itself.
• Characterful working cowl remaining in situ.
• Covered walkway leading to a detached self-contained annexe with recently fitted kitchen and bathroom facilities.
• Extensive parking provision with space for numerous vehicles, together with potential for the erection of a double or triple garage, subject to the necessary consents.
• Beautifully maintained grounds including extensive lawns, numerous outbuildings, greenhouse and a pretty walled garden adjoining the rear boundary. About 0.8 acre
• Outstanding views across the surrounding countryside with the long driveway flanked by equestrian paddocks.
• Wonderfully secluded position, hidden from passing traffic and enjoying an exceptional degree of privacy.
• Presented for sale in excellent condition, having been lovingly maintained and carefully improved over recent decades.

Additional Information

Services
Mains water supply and electric supply
Heating – Oil fired boiler and central heating
Drainage – Private drainage via septic tank
Council Tax (existing property) – Band F
Tenure – Freehold
Flood Risk – Very Low
Broadband – Yes
Mobile Signal Coverage – Yes
Data is from ‘Sprift’ via On The Market.

Our Ref: TEA230118