5 rooms house of 243m² in Canterbury

Five Bedroom Detached Residence Uninterrupted Countryside Views Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty Idyllic Countryside Living Renovated Retaining Period Charm Almost An Acre Of Grounds Feature Fireplaces Annex Potential Games Room With Mezzanine First Floor Balcony Occupying an enviable position within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this exceptional detached residence, with its Tudor origins, has been beautifully renovated to an exacting standard while retaining an abundance of period charm. Set within almost an acre of beautifully maintained gardens, the property enjoys uninterrupted, far-reaching views across the spectacular North Downs, offering a rare opportunity to embrace idyllic countryside living. From the moment you arrive, the home’s striking exterior creates a lasting impression. Characterful Kent peg tiled roofs, traditional casement windows and exposed half-timbered elevations perfectly complement the surrounding landscape, while generous off-road parking and additional guest parking on Lower Lees Road provide practicality alongside its undeniable kerb appeal. The welcoming entrance hall is flooded with natural light and immediately showcases the home’s rich heritage, centred around a magnificent inglenook fireplace that creates a warm and inviting first impression. Throughout, the interiors have been thoughtfully restored and beautifully presented, seamlessly blending original features with high-quality contemporary finishes. The elegant dual-aspect sitting room is a wonderfully atmospheric space, featuring exposed beams, a log-burning stove and picturesque views over the surrounding gardens and countryside. At the heart of the home lies the stunning bespoke kitchen and dining room, expertly designed with handcrafted cabinetry, luxurious quartz worktops, an impressive central island and generous dining space, making it ideal for both everyday family life and entertaining. A separate utility room provides excellent additional storage and laundry facilities. The ground floor continues with a versatile games room, a fourth bedroom, shower room and a dedicated home office, together creating an ideal arrangement for a self-contained annexe, guest accommodation or multi-generational living. A secondary staircase leads to a spectacular family room with a mezzanine lounge above, where vaulted ceilings enhance the sense of space and character. From here, doors open onto a glass-balustraded roof terrace, perfectly positioned to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views stretching across the North Downs. The principal oak staircase rises from the entrance hall to the first floor, where the luxurious principal bedroom benefits from a dressing area and stylish en-suite shower room. Three further well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom, providing comfortable and flexible accommodation for growing families. Outside, the gardens are a true highlight of this remarkable home. Beautifully grounds, mature planting and peaceful seating areas provide the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing while taking in the ever-changing countryside views. With almost an acre of grounds and an unrivalled setting, this is country living at its very finest—a unique home combining timeless Tudor character with exceptional modern comfort in one of Kent’s most desirable rural locations. Entrance hall 6.51 x 3.38 m Living room 6.41 x 3.99 m Kitchen dining room 6.51 x 4.45 m Cloakroom Games room 6.41 x 3.91 Bedroom 4 6.3 x 3.71 m En suite shower room 2.14 x 1.86 m Office 2.82 x 2.39 m Master bedroom 4.7 x 3.25 m Dressing area 3.15 x 2.19 m En suite shower room 2.31 x 1.83 m Bathroom 2.39 x 2.06 m Bedroom 3 4.04 x 3.18 m Bedroom 5 3.46 x 2.67 m Mezzanine family area 5.31 x 3.13 m Balcony Garden workshop 572 x 2.77 m read more Council Tax Band G EPC Rating C