Located in a popular and highly accessible village, Yew Tree House is a handsome detached property offering an array of characterful and comfortable rooms together with a sizeable garden room. There are a wealth of traditional features throughout including original casement windows, fireplaces, wooden latched doors and exposed beam work and brick. The property also benefits from a considerable established garden, solar panels and a renewable biomass heating system. There is a carport, garage, and plenty of off-road parking.

The central porch opens to adjacent reception rooms with terracotta tiled floors, cosy brick-built fireplaces; one with a log-burning stove and the other a coal effect gas fire. The accommodation flows through the dining room to the peaceful study with its garden view, cloakroom and turned stairway.

Further along is the expansive garden room, offering 19 ft of additional light-filled living space, ideal for entertaining a party of guests, with two sets of double doors to the terrace. The open-plan space offers natural light into the family room, with its vaulted ceiling and further sets of doors to the sunny garden.

The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with an array of traditional wooden cabinetry, a mains gas fired Esse and 5-ring gas hob. Alongside are two useful newer additions of a rear boot room and a very useful utility room.

The first floor houses five bedrooms (including three doubles) with a variety of integrated storage options and peaceful aspects, as well as a store, airing cupboard, family bathroom and family shower room.

The property has an attached garage and benefits from a sweeping gravelled driveway and a further carport alongside the log store and boiler room.

The attractive frontage is enclosed via neat hedging with a brick-laid pathway to the main entrance and front garden wrapping around to join the substantial rear garden. Comprising a long expanse of level lawn surrounded by a variety of tall mature trees, the plot also benefits from a swimming pond with a large decked area, whilst a pair of paved sun terraces sit beside the home.

An addition three acres of woodland is available by separate negotiation.

Godmersham is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty midway between Canterbury and Ashford; both towns provide extensive shopping, educational, cultural and leisure facilities.

Nearby Chilham and Wye offer excellent local amenities and stations with services to Ashford and Canterbury. The High-Speed link from Ashford International to London St Pancras has a journey time from 36 minutes.

The M20 and A2/M2, provide a choice of connections to the remaining motorway network. The area has good access to the Continent.