The Old Rectory is a fine Grade II listed period property with more than 5,000 square feet of highly attractive accommodation, arranged over three floors. The property offers up to six bedrooms and features high ceilings, large sash windows and other elegant original details throughout.

The ground floor has five comfortable, flexible reception rooms, providing plenty of options in which to relax or entertain. The largest of these is the sitting room with its southwest-facing bay window, while there is also a formal dining room, a dual aspect library and a snug. The sunny conservatory provides further living space overlooking the garden. The ground floor also has a well-equipped kitchen and breakfast room with wooden units to base and wall level and integrated appliances.

Upstairs there are currently three double bedrooms, together with two studies and a large family room, all three of which could be used as further bedrooms if required. The dual aspect principal bedroom has an adjoining dressing room, while the first floor also has two bathrooms and a separate WC; a further shower room is located on the ground floor.

The accommodation offers the potential to be arranged as two separate dwellings, subject to any necessary consents. There are staircases on either side of the property and internal doors linking the two sides on the ground and first floors, which would allow the space to be easily divided into separate living areas.

At the front of the property, the gravel driveway provides plenty of parking space for several vehicles. To the side there is a detached triple garage for further parking or storage.

There is a splendid garden to the side and rear of the house, with the southwest-facing aspect bringing plenty of sunlight throughout the day. The garden includes paved terracing, pristine lawns, border shrubs and a variety of established plants and trees.

The Old Rectory is situated in the rural village of Eastling on the North Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Facilities in the village include a pub and well-regarded primary school, and a wide network of footpaths and bridleways lead through the surrounding bluebell woodlands and countryside. Together, nearby Faversham and Canterbury offer a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure amenities.

Near the property there are convenient road links via the M2 and M20 leading to the wider motorway network. The village is served by three mainline stations within 10 miles, all offering High Speed services to London. The area has good access to the Continent.