Stone in Oxney, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 7JG

STONE-CUM-EBONYBelieved to date from the 1800s and having been converted in 1987 this statuesque oast provides well-proportioned accommodation over three floors. Sitting in approximately 7.5 acres, the oast benefits from attractive gardens, a hardcourt tennis court, stables and hay barn, a further outbuilding and a double garage. Situated in a rural farm hamlet on the Isle of Oxney in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the oast enjoys far-reaching countryside views.Ashford Borough Council - Council Tax Band GEPC Rating: D

Council tax band: G

STONE-CUM-EBONY

Believed to date from the 1800s and having been converted in 1987 this statuesque oast provides well-proportioned accommodation over three floors. Sitting in approximately 7.5 acres, the oast benefits from attractive gardens, a hardcourt tennis court, stables and hay barn, a further outbuilding and a double garage. Situated in a rural farm hamlet on the Isle of Oxney in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the oast enjoys far-reaching countryside views.

Ashford Borough Council - Council Tax Band G

EPC Rating: D

Stone-cum-Ebony is a rural community within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Isle of Oxney, and enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding farmland.

The villages of Wittersham and Appledore are a short drive and provide local amenities including a primary school, community market, post office, village stores, public house and doctor's surgery. More comprehensive facilities are available in the Cinque Port town of Tenterden, which includes Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets and leisure centre.

Ashford International Station provides connections to London and the Continent, with branch lines at Appledore and Rye connecting into Ashford.

There are a variety of well regarded schools in the area from Girls and Boys Grammar Schools in Ashford to a number of private schools including Cranbrook, Dulwich, Bethany, Marlborough House, St. Ronans and Benenden.