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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
2142
EPC rating: E
Key information
Letting details
- Available now
- Unfurnished
- Deposit: £2134.00
- Long term let
Features and description
- Substantial detached Oast House
- Four well proportioned bedrooms
- Master located at rear of home
- Bespoke kitchen within Oast
- Accommodation over two generous floors
- Exciting development opportunity
- Potential to construct 2 Bedroom barn
- Wonderful rural setting
- No onward chain
- EPC Rating: E, Council Tax Band: G
Fancy a home that offers that little bit more space now the family has grown, then look no further than Worten Oast, In our opinion, this property perfectly captures the balance of living rurally whilst being in close proximity to all that Ashford has to offer, whilst giving you the easy access to the M20 & London via Ashford International High Speed Railway station. The property is set within a quiet lane, approached via a shared driveway offering space to park multiple vehicles, found within a treelined plot. AVAILABLE NOW
Occupying a lovely plot found down a shared drive consisting of only three detached properties lies Worten Oast. The homes accommodation spanning over two generous floors! The Oast house boasts a traditional circular shape with its conical roof & charming-brick walls, lending a rustic feel, showcasing the timeless charm of this historic property. A white picket fence surrounds the property, enhancing its curb appeal, and a stone pathway leads you to the front door.
The Oast is an attractive period house with plenty of character and period features including large fireplaces found within the homes comfortable reception room. Exposed beams and the natural quirkiness of the circular rooms that an Oast traditionally offers. Thanks to it's charming position within the plot, you can cast your eye to the far reaching views across the surrounding farmland.
Enter through the country-style barn door and you'll find yourself in a generous 'open plan style through reception room, which offers plenty of space for a growing family. There's a choice of spots here, the lounge opposite the fireplace, an ideal place to gather as a family and unwind after the long day, passed the beams, you'll discover the ideal space for a family sized table and chairs to dine at. Beyond the dinning section is a functional farm-style kitchen found within the roudel of the Oast. The kitchen/breakfast room is a real charming space in our opinion, with it's tall ceilings and original tiled flooring. Theres a great array off base units, custom made for a property of this shape, with worksurfaces and perfectly placed window to allow you to gaze into the beyond whilst tackling the washing up. Beyond the kitchen you'll find the homes handy utility area with plumbing for appliances as well as the boiler and small storage cupboard also offering a door to the outside rear plot. Finishing the ground floor well, is the homes versatile further bedroom, ideal for those who are embarking on multi-generation living, something we have seen so much of following the pandemic - this room, could also be used as another reception room if required - the choice is yours.
As you ascend the staircase, you reach the upper floor, where you will find 4 further double bedrooms. The circular master bedroom awaits. The master bedroom is a sanctuary of comfort and elegance, with its unique shape creating a captivating atmosphere. The room features exposed beams, adding character, and large windows that frame scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The upper floor also houses three more double bedrooms, each boasting its own distinct charm and comfort. These bedrooms offer ample space, large windows, and plenty of natural light to create a cozy and welcoming environment for family members or guests. The shared bathroom on this floor exudes style and functionality, catering to the needs of family life. There's a further separate w/c on the return of the landing, ensuring there are no ques for the loo in the morning.
What sets this property apart is the potential it offers for expansion. On the plot, there is ample space to build a charming two-bedroom barn. This presents a unique opportunity to create additional living space or a guesthouse, blending harmoniously with the existing oast house architecture. The plans are for; a 2-bedroom barn that can be designed to blend harmoniously with the rustic charm of the surrounding countryside an excising Oast House. It will have a classic barn-style appearance, featuring a sloping roof, weathered wooden exterior, and perhaps a combination of stone and brick elements for added character, with plans for open plan living, kitchen, and two double bedrooms upstairs with family bathroom.
The garden wraps around the Oast, and is encased by a white picket fence, further to the garden, the property offers a large plot opposite beyond where the barn may be constructed, The perimeter of the entire acre (TBV) is lined with a diverse array of tall, mature trees. These trees create a natural privacy screen, separating the property from the outside world.
The property is located within Great Chart, Great Chart itself is a popular village situated to the South of Ashford town and the Oast is about half a mile from the village centre which has a long history including being 'sacked' by the Danes 1100 years ago. Facilities within the village include Friars Prep School, public houses and a garage. The modern part of Great Chart parish Singleton, has shops, doctors, dentists, restaurants and a post office. Ashford is 2 miles away and offers a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure facilities and the domestic and international railway terminals. The M20 motorway link (junction 9) to London and the Coast is within 2 miles with excellent access to the Channel Tunnel and ports of Dover and Folkestone.
Occupying a lovely plot found down a shared drive consisting of only three detached properties lies Worten Oast. The homes accommodation spanning over two generous floors! The Oast house boasts a traditional circular shape with its conical roof & charming-brick walls, lending a rustic feel, showcasing the timeless charm of this historic property. A white picket fence surrounds the property, enhancing its curb appeal, and a stone pathway leads you to the front door.
The Oast is an attractive period house with plenty of character and period features including large fireplaces found within the homes comfortable reception room. Exposed beams and the natural quirkiness of the circular rooms that an Oast traditionally offers. Thanks to it's charming position within the plot, you can cast your eye to the far reaching views across the surrounding farmland.
Enter through the country-style barn door and you'll find yourself in a generous 'open plan style through reception room, which offers plenty of space for a growing family. There's a choice of spots here, the lounge opposite the fireplace, an ideal place to gather as a family and unwind after the long day, passed the beams, you'll discover the ideal space for a family sized table and chairs to dine at. Beyond the dinning section is a functional farm-style kitchen found within the roudel of the Oast. The kitchen/breakfast room is a real charming space in our opinion, with it's tall ceilings and original tiled flooring. Theres a great array off base units, custom made for a property of this shape, with worksurfaces and perfectly placed window to allow you to gaze into the beyond whilst tackling the washing up. Beyond the kitchen you'll find the homes handy utility area with plumbing for appliances as well as the boiler and small storage cupboard also offering a door to the outside rear plot. Finishing the ground floor well, is the homes versatile further bedroom, ideal for those who are embarking on multi-generation living, something we have seen so much of following the pandemic - this room, could also be used as another reception room if required - the choice is yours.
As you ascend the staircase, you reach the upper floor, where you will find 4 further double bedrooms. The circular master bedroom awaits. The master bedroom is a sanctuary of comfort and elegance, with its unique shape creating a captivating atmosphere. The room features exposed beams, adding character, and large windows that frame scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The upper floor also houses three more double bedrooms, each boasting its own distinct charm and comfort. These bedrooms offer ample space, large windows, and plenty of natural light to create a cozy and welcoming environment for family members or guests. The shared bathroom on this floor exudes style and functionality, catering to the needs of family life. There's a further separate w/c on the return of the landing, ensuring there are no ques for the loo in the morning.
What sets this property apart is the potential it offers for expansion. On the plot, there is ample space to build a charming two-bedroom barn. This presents a unique opportunity to create additional living space or a guesthouse, blending harmoniously with the existing oast house architecture. The plans are for; a 2-bedroom barn that can be designed to blend harmoniously with the rustic charm of the surrounding countryside an excising Oast House. It will have a classic barn-style appearance, featuring a sloping roof, weathered wooden exterior, and perhaps a combination of stone and brick elements for added character, with plans for open plan living, kitchen, and two double bedrooms upstairs with family bathroom.
The garden wraps around the Oast, and is encased by a white picket fence, further to the garden, the property offers a large plot opposite beyond where the barn may be constructed, The perimeter of the entire acre (TBV) is lined with a diverse array of tall, mature trees. These trees create a natural privacy screen, separating the property from the outside world.
The property is located within Great Chart, Great Chart itself is a popular village situated to the South of Ashford town and the Oast is about half a mile from the village centre which has a long history including being 'sacked' by the Danes 1100 years ago. Facilities within the village include Friars Prep School, public houses and a garage. The modern part of Great Chart parish Singleton, has shops, doctors, dentists, restaurants and a post office. Ashford is 2 miles away and offers a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure facilities and the domestic and international railway terminals. The M20 motorway link (junction 9) to London and the Coast is within 2 miles with excellent access to the Channel Tunnel and ports of Dover and Folkestone.
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Hunters Estate Agents and Letting Agents in Folkestone is part of the one of the largest independent estate agent networks in the United Kingdom, offering the highest levels of professionalism and customer service to our clients - Buyers, Sellers, Landlords and Tenants. Forming part of a four branch network across Kent, we work alongside independently owned offices across the country as part of Hunters. Advertising on all major properties portals such as Zoopla, Rightmove, Primelocation & Hunters.com, ensures that our properties are given the widest possible reach. Senior Branch Manager, Celia Wood started at the grass roots level of Estate Agency in 1988, and has worked for both independent and corporate companies. Specialising in Rural and Village Property having worked in Lyminge, Fordwich and Wingham for many years, along with the City of Canterbury and the coastal towns of Dover and Folkestone, she is highly knowledgeable and leads the team based on this expansive and varied history in property. Folkestone is Celia’s home town, where her father owned two local businesses and where she attended St. Mary’s Convent. Given this upbringing, she has an in depth-knowledge of the area and can bestow all the benefits it has to offer to clients of Hunters Folkestone Estate and Letting Agents.