The beautifully restored, detached, two-bedroom cottage is cloaked in ivy and clematis, situated on a small, peaceful, working farm and enjoys epic panoramic views of the surrounding Kent countryside. With latticed windowed and thatched roof cottages lining the high street, the village of Biddenden is a picturesque example of a traditional English village, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Enjoy an idyllic stroll through the owners acres or the 398 hectares of extensive conifer and broadleaf woodland at Hemsted Forest, 1.5 miles away, and spot a variety of birds and dormice along your journey. At the heart of neighbouring Tenterden, discover the Colonel Stephens Museum and carriage and wagon restoration workshops before jumping aboard a heritage steam or diesel train to journey along Britain’s first light railway at Kent and East Sussex Railway, 5 miles away. Tenterden town centre (5 miles) also offers a wealth of architecture to explore plus excellent shopping facilities.
The cottage is single-storey, set at ground level. An entrance porch welcomes you into the cottage and leads you through to the spacious, open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, complete with original exposed wooden timber frames bursting with character and air-conditioning. The living area comprises a TV with a large sofa and two matching armchairs perfectly positioned to enjoy the best views of the garden out of the patio doors. A traditional farmhouse-style dining set enjoys plenty of natural sunlight next to the patio doors to the garden. Behind a clever wooden timber partition, you’ll find the well-equipped kitchen, kitted out with everything you might need. Back through the cottage, you’ll find two bedrooms – one spacious king-size and one cosy twin – both benefiting from more gorgeous exposed wooden timbers. A contemporary bathroom completes this lovingly furnished cottage.
Outside, you’re welcomed into a wonderful, pretty patio garden that achieved gold in Kent Wildlife Trust's Wild About Gardens Awards Scheme in 2018. Enclosed by swathes of well-maintained hedging and greenery, this is the perfect sunny spot to dine alfresco with a scenic backdrop over the neighbouring fields towards the forest.