Rogers Rough Road, Kilndown, Kent, TN17 2RJ

KILNDOWN - CRANBROOK SCHOOL CATCHMENT

Situated in a conservation area, in the much sought after village of Kilndown, this attractive cottage dates from the mid-1800s with later additions. Set in a charming enclosed garden, in a country lane location, an elevated terrace provides far-reaching, panoramic rural views towards Goudhurst and Bedgebury Forest. An outbuilding has been used to create a useful detached home office/utility room.

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council - Council Tax Band D

EPC Rating: E

Council tax band: D

KILNDOWN - CRANBROOK SCHOOL CATCHMENT

Situated in a conservation area, in the much sought after village of Kilndown, this attractive cottage dates from the mid-1800s with later additions. Set in a charming enclosed garden, in a country lane location, an elevated terrace provides far-reaching, panoramic rural views towards Goudhurst and Bedgebury Forest. An outbuilding has been used to create a useful detached home office/utility room.

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council - Council Tax Band D

EPC Rating: E

The village of Kilndown is located in a hilltop position about 2 miles from the popular village of Goudhurst with its variety of village shops. Kilndown boasts a Michelin Green Star restaurant, a pretty Church, the Quarry Centre which runs as a village shop on a Saturday and a Village Hall which offers a wide range of classes and community focussed events.

SCHOOLS AND CONNECTIONS

In addition to Cranbrook School, there are other excellent public and state schools for children of all ages, including Bethany, Benenden School, St Ronans and Dulwich School in the area.

Kilndown is conveniently situated for access to the A21, London and the South Coast. Rail links to London from nearby Paddock Wood, Marden and Staplehurst (London Bridge approx. 50-55 minutes).