Hunger Hatch Lane, Little Chart, Kent, TN27 0QQ

LITTLE CHART AND PLUCKLEYBelieved to date in part from the 15th century and to have been built as a Medieval hall house, this stunning Grade II Listed cottage has been sympathetically renovated, exhibits many period features and is presented in immaculate order throughout. Set in just under 0.5 acres, the cottage enjoys a rural position on the outskirts of the villages of Little Chart and Pluckley in an area rich in natural beauty.Ashford Borough Council - Council Tax Band FEPC Rating: n/a

Council tax band: F

LITTLE CHART AND PLUCKLEY

Believed to date in part from the 15th century and to have been built as a Medieval hall house, this stunning Grade II Listed cottage has been sympathetically renovated, exhibits many period features and is presented in immaculate order throughout. Set in just under 0.5 acres, the cottage enjoys a rural position on the outskirts of the villages of Little Chart and Pluckley in an area rich in natural beauty.

Ashford Borough Council - Council Tax Band F

EPC Rating: n/a

Little Chart and Pluckley are in an area rich in natural beauty and with an abundance of public footpaths.

Little Chart has a country pub/restaurant, a community area offering tennis, basketball and football for both adults and children along with a delightful village Church.

Pluckley village enjoys two pubs, a general store and post office, butchers shop, primary school and church.

Both delightful villages are situated north west of the market town of Ashford with its wide range of shopping and leisure facilities, and the cottage is well placed for access to the M20 motorway and A20 for fast access to London and the Kent coast and Ashford. Local mainline rail stations are available at nearby Pluckley, Charing, and Headcorn for services into London and Ashford International Station providing a high-speed 37 minute service to London St Pancras.