An enchanting Grade ll listed detached cottage, offering almost 1700 sq.ft of spacious and versatile accommodation and set within a generous 0.20 acre plot of beautiful mature gardens. Conveniently situated in a rural location yet perfectly accessible for local towns and beaches.

Norton cottage dates back to the 18th century and is bursting with period features, such as exposed beams, stone floors, inglenook fireplaces, and original latch-key doors. This characterful property has seen many improvements over the years yet still offers the potential to enhance, extend and create a self-contained annexe. STPC.

The stable door opens into a vaulted reception hall with magnificent high ceiling, stripped beams and exposed brick. Flag stone tiles lead into the charming dining room which has attractive panelling which has been restored from an old church. This matches the panelling found in the sitting room, this elegant room has access to the rear garden and boasts a splendid inglenook fireplace with bressummer that encompasses a wood burning stove.

The kitchen has an array of cherry wood units finished with rich granite work tops and surround a butler sink and integrate several main appliances. This is further complemented by a walk-in pantry and separate utility room, there is convenient access to the front garden via a stable door.

To the left of the main entrance there is a well-appointed family bathroom with elegant white suite. The most recent extension of the property was when the cottage was joined with the old farm outbuildings, creating an additional bedroom and luxury ensuite bathroom. This is a beautiful, vaulted room which has access to the garden and could be extended into the store offering a small annexe with its own entrance.

To the first floor there is a mezzanine landing providing a perfect study/reading area, this leads to two generously proportioned, double bedrooms which have been decorated in a calm, neutral palette which contrasts beautifully with the rich oak beams, bespoke cupboards, and wainscot panelling.

OUTSIDE:

The delightful garden wraps around the property and offers the most stunning views over rolling countryside. There is a variety of fruit trees including apple, pear and damson which are dotted between seating areas around the garden. A brick pathway leads from the front around to the rear where one will find an extensive lawn with a secret garden underneath a magnificent Weeping Willow. The exterior of the cottage is a charming combination of brick and fishtail tile hung façade, attractive wood framed cottage windows enhanced by established wisteria.

The garage is separate from the house and complements the cottage with its weatherboard façade and Kent peg tiled roof it offers an additional 220 sq. ft of space which could be converted STPC.

SITUATION:

Norton Cottage is surrounded by rolling countryside, which offer wonderful walking routes and is just a few miles from the picturesque beaches of Greatstone and Littlestone.

New Romney has an array of restaurants and bars and famous for the Romney, Dymchurch and Hythe Railway which is known as Kents Mainline in Miniature, our world famous one-third full size steam & diesel locomotives have powered their way along the 13½ miles of track from the Cinque Port town of Hythe, terminating in Dungeness; a National Nature Reserve. With 4 stations in between, all within walking distance of a beach, our railway provides you with an opportunity to explore this unique corner of Kent.

Enjoy a spot of shopping in the unique, independent shops that line the high street or discover your adventurous side with a host of outdoor activities including sailing, windsurfing, swimming, and golf. The town boasts a beautiful long beachfront that is perfect for a seaside walk, picnic or flying kites.

Several schools including The Marsh Academy can be found in New Romney with a broader variety in Folkestone just 15 miles away. This is an area that has evolved over the last few years, with its creative quarter and popular harbour offering an array of quirky restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Hythe just 11 miles away is home to some beautiful hotels with stunning views overlooking the beach. Behind it, swathes of parks and greenery lead to the Napoleonic-era Royal Military Canal, which stretches for 28 miles, with cycle and walking routes.

Rye is just 10 miles away and has ancient medieval streets that are clustered around a sandstone hillside, an array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants make it a wonderful place to visit.







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