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House
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for sale
£ 650,000
New
3 bedroom detached house for sale
TN30
· 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
· Garden · Lift · Parking
TN30 · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House · Garden · Lift · Parking
This is not just a house, it's a talking point. If you're looking for life in a Fairytale, this home could be 'just right'. Given its Fairytale facade and internally petite proportions, you'd be forgiven for overlooking the fact it also has half an acre of gardens. Its wraparound rolling lawns, 3 stables and ace-card garage are all somewhat unexpected, but a complete delight. The outside space and setting here is Alice-in-Wonderland-esque, literally straight off the pages of a storybook. So, if you're sitting comfortably, let our magical tour begin. Set on the edge of the village of Hothfield, approximately 3 miles from Ashford, in Kent's Garden of England, this three-bedroom cottage was originally the gate house for Hothfield Manor. Built in 1809, the house was the check point for all visitors to 'the big house', and where they announced the nature of their visit. (Lift up a section of the perfectly preserved window sill in the lounge, and you'll see where their 'papers' were handed o
This is not just a house, it's a talking point. If you're looking for life in a Fairytale, this home could be 'just right'. Given its Fairytale facade and internally petite proportions, you'd be forgiven for overlooking the fact it also has half an acre of gardens. Its wraparound rolling lawns, 3 stables and ace-card garage are all somewhat unexpected, but a complete delight. The outside space and setting here is Alice-in-Wonderland-esque, literally straight off the pages of a storybook. So, if you're sitting comfortably, let our magical tour begin. Set on the edge of the village of Hothfield, approximately 3 miles from Ashford, in Kent's Garden of England, this three-bedroom cottage was originally the gate house for Hothfield Manor. Built in 1809, the house was the check point for all visitors to 'the big house', and where they announced the nature of their visit. (Lift up a section of the perfectly preserved window sill in the lounge, and you'll see where their 'papers' were handed o
£ 650,000