In Kent, in the heart of the Garden of England,
a 16th-century manor house and some 6.4 hectares of gardens
Kent
GB
a 16th-century manor house and some 6.4 hectares of gardens
Location
In England, in Kent.
Close to Kent’s historic villages,
Less than an hour from London,
30 minutes from the Eurostar.
Description
| Land/park/garden area : | 6 ha |
| Surface : | 1315 m² |
| Construction period : | 16ème S. |
| Number of bedrooms : | 7 |
| Number of bathrooms : | 4 |
| Swimming pool | |
| Cellar | |
| View over the countryside |
French Energy Performance Diagnosis
Our opinion
Kent has nourished England for centuries. Its orchards, hop fields and grand red-brick mansions still bear witness to that quiet prosperity which the English countryside has managed to preserve better than any other region in Europe. Here, the stone has spoken since 1530. What the Tudors first laid down, the Victorians extended without erasing it, and the following century had the wisdom to do the same. An orangery, an indoor swimming pool, a spacious reception room: three additions that prioritised harmony over disruption. The rest is for those who can read five centuries of English architecture at a single glance.
Reference 219173
5 950 000 £ GBP
6 966 897 €
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