An enchanting Grade ll listed detached farmhouse, set within approx. three quarters of an acre of grounds, and situated in the rural location of Buckland, just a short drive from the market town of Faversham. Stone Farm dates back to the 15th century and was formerly a hall house, bursting with period features, such as exposed beams, stripped floorboards, intricate architrave, original fireplaces, and panelled internal doors. The current owners have embraced its heritage and rustic charm during the renovation, by restoring every window and door, uncovering original floors, installing cast iron column radiators, and using a period palette of colour to emphasis this historic property.

Every effort has been made to ensure Stone Farm has modern conveniences by fully rewiring, replacing the boiler, and running high speed internet throughout. There is over 3000 sq.ft of artistically presented accommodation, which includes six bedrooms and an abundance of living space divided over several elegant reception rooms which all take in splendid views of rolling countryside. The pathway leads to an enchanting, symmetrical property with a pale facade which contrasts beautifully with the dark framed windows, the front door opens into a characterful, quarry tiled hallway.

The kitchen breakfast room with its unique dragon beam, sits at the heart of the home, with several free standing units forming a rustic, yet beautifully simple kitchen with butler sink, exposed pipe taps and a cooker. The farmhouse table takes centre stage over the wide floorboards and next to the open fireplace, whilst to the side of the kitchen there is a large, glazed door with intricate panelling which opens onto the garden.

There is a formal dining room adjacent to the kitchen with a wood burning stove set within the tiled fireplace, this room runs into a scullery/utility room which also provides access to the garden. The ground floor is further enhanced by a sitting room, office, downstairs bathroom, pantry and a storeroom, whilst there is also a large cellar with a extraordinarily beautiful curved roof.

The stairs rise to the first floor where one will find a galleried landing with vaulted ceiling, enriched by exposed beams. There are six bedrooms, two of which share a jack and jill bathroom, and have ornate cast iron fireplaces, there is opportunity to install another bathroom on this floor above the current ground floor bathroom.

OUTSIDE:

Stone Farm occupies almost three quarters of an acre plot, which includes a sweeping driveway to plenty of parking found to the front of the property, whilst there is A four bay open barn ideal for storage or possible conversion STPC.

The front garden has a brick pathway which runs between the gardens, whilst to the rear the grounds are mainly laid to lawn with young trees and established shrubs, there is a patio area accessed directly from the kitchen breakfast room and the utility area.

SITUATION:

Stone Farm is situated in the peaceful Parish of Buckland which is located between Teynham and Luddenham and offers a combination of rural landscape with the convenience of accessible facilities and transport links make this a sought-after location, where there are limited opportunities to purchase property. The hamlet of Luddenham is served by a good local primary school and a Grade l Listed Church of St. Mary. The surrounding area has numerous footpaths and is ideal for those who enjoy rambling and the great outdoors.

The creek side hamlet of Conyer (approx. 3 miles) has a good public house which serves hot food, The Ship Inn, and two marinas and is ideal for those who enjoy sailing. The nearby hamlet of Oare (less than two miles) also has a marina and two public houses, The Three Mariners and The Castle. Oare Marshes are an internationally important nature reserve and ideal for those who enjoy birdwatching as they play host to a variety of species of migrating birds.

The village of Teynham is about 2 miles away and has a wider range of local services including a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, a library, a primary school, a doctor and a mainline station.

The popular seaside town of Whitstable is approximately 11 miles away, famous for its seafood and annual Oyster Festival, held at the vibrant harbour and picturesque quayside. There is also a diverse mix of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, bars and restaurants.

The nearby town of Faversham is approximately 2 miles away and has a wide range of High Street shops and independent retailers which adorn its attractive High Street and its bustling Market Square. The town also offers excellent leisure facilities with an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a cinema, a large park and recreation ground, a museum and numerous pubs and restaurants. It has a good selection of primary schools and two secondary schools, one of which being the renowned Queen Elizabeth Grammar School.

Faversham has a mainline railway station with a regular service to London Victoria, Cannon Street and Charing Cross and a high-speed rail link to London St. Pancras. The nearby M2 motorway gives excellent and fast access to London and the Cathedral City of Canterbury









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