Biddenden Road, Biddenden, Kent, TN27 9JE

BETWEEN BIDDENDEN AND HEADCORN

Believed to date from the 1880's this striking period farmhouse is unlisted but still exhibits many character features from exposed beams to red brick flooring.

Sitting in a delightful formal garden with an attractive willow lined pond, and with a jetty, ideal for enjoying the summer evenings. The grounds total just over 3 acres with a paddock adjoining the garden and occupying a rural farm hamlet between the villages of Biddenden and Headcorn.

Services:
Mains electricity and water
Oil fired central heating
Private Klargester Drainage
Maidstone Borough Council - Council Tax Band F
EPC Rating: F

Council tax band: F

BETWEEN BIDDENDEN AND HEADCORN

Believed to date from the 1880's this striking period farmhouse is unlisted but still exhibits many character features from exposed beams to red brick flooring.

Sitting in a delightful formal garden with an attractive willow lined pond, and with a jetty, ideal for enjoying the summer evenings. The grounds total just over 3 acres with a paddock adjoining the garden and occupying a rural farm hamlet between the villages of Biddenden and Headcorn.

Services:
Mains electricity and water
Oil fired central heating
Private Klargester Drainage
Maidstone Borough Council - Council Tax Band F
EPC Rating: F

This property is located on the rural outskirts of the villages of Biddenden and Headcorn both with an excellent variety of shops including general convenience stores, tea rooms, restaurant and old country inn.

Biddenden also offers a 13th century church, various sporting clubs, playing fields and close by the renowned Chart Hills Golf Club.

Whilst Headcorn offers a mainline station, approximately 1.5 miles, with train services to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. Junction 8 of the M20 motorway offers road links to the south coast and the M25. Excellent schools in the area include John Mayne Primary School, Bethany, Benenden, Dulwich School, St Ronans and Sutton Valence.