An enchanting semi- detached grade II listed period property, which dates back to the 15th century and is steeped in history. Once a hall house with an original King beam and magnificent vaulted ceilings, this 2000 sq.ft period property has since seen many improvements in recent years including a brand new luxury kitchen with many integrated modern appliances.

The facade is charming and well balanced with a Kent peg roof, timber framed windows and heritage brickwork, the exterior reflects the character of the interior, with an abundance of period features including inglenook fireplaces, latch key doors, and exposed beams which flourish throughout.

The current owners have reconfigured the outside space to incorporate a generous, split level west facing garden, off road parking and a partially converted garage.

The handsome front door sits beneath a timber framed canopy and opens into dual aspect sitting room/snug with wood burning stove and oak flooring, there is a stylish cloak room to the right and this in turn opens into a second reception room enriched in exposed beams and currently used as a sitting room.

To the rear of the property there is an open plan living area, which has recently been renovated to an exceptionally high standard. The kitchen has an array of sleek units finished with cup handles, slim line laminate work tops and metro tiles. All main appliances are integrated, whilst the gas hob has been fitted within a chimney breast beneath an oak bressummer. The space is further enhanced by a large island with pendant lighting and a convenient larder, the garden can be accessed via a solid wood stable door.

To the opposite end of the room, a relaxed seating area is centred around a wood burning stove that sits upon herringbone pattered brickwork and nestled within a characterful inglenook. French doors have been installed and lead one to the garden terrace.

Stairs rise to the first floor, where one will find five generously proportioned bedrooms and a well-appointed shower room. The main bedroom is fitted with an ensuite and has bespoke fitted wardrobes, whilst the principal bedroom has a magnificent, vaulted ceiling and a striking King beam.

OUTSIDE:

The garden wraps around the front of the property and is enclosed by a brick wall, whilst to the right of the front door there is a driveway large enough for two cars.
From the French doors there is a patio area with raised beds, a few steps rise to a lawned area with brick path leading one to the log store and a characterful garage with window and pretty door.

SITUATION:

Halling is an idyllic village with a local church, primary school, two public houses and a popular mobile café. It is surrounded by picturesque countryside of the North downs and an abundance of lovely riverside walks.

Halling is extremely accessible for getting into London, a short drive to Ebbsfleet will get you into St Pancras in less than 19 minutes on the high-speed service, alternatively a train from Halling to London Victoria would take just over an hour.

Rochester is a few miles away and is a historic town known for Charles Dickens, it has a Cathedral that was founded in AD604 and holds many festivities including the annual Christmas markets. The high street is steeped in history and has an array of quaint little cafes, independent retailers, and antique shops.

Rochester train station is a modern design incorporating the latest high specification finishes and provides excellent high-speed links into London in less than 40 minutes.

Chatham dockyard is a little further away and draws visitors from all over the world, it has now extended to offer an array of bars, restaurants, and outlet shopping alongside the elegant marina.

Gillingham is another neighbouring town and has an ice rink, ski centre and the lovely Capstone Park home to nature and pondlife. The popular Hempstead Valley shopping centre offers an array of high street shops including a Marks and Spencers and several eateries.
The Medway towns have a good selection of primary, secondary, and private schools including Kings school in Rochester which is the second oldest school in the world.

The nearby county town of Maidstone just eight miles away, and offers a fine selection of shopping, the new Fremlin Walk Centre has an array of high street shops, restaurants and bars. Maidstone offers a wide choice of education including several grammar and private schools. There is an excellent choice of recreation facilities available at Lockmeadow centre and the beautiful Mote Park.









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