Chiddingstone barn conversion
A converted barn in Chiddingstone in Kent has very spacious accommodation, paddock, two ponds, fruit trees and an outdoor terrace


Grey Barn is a substantial Grade II listed Kentish property dating back to the 19th century, which was converted in 1990. The living spaces are extremely generous, and include a superb dining hall with a large floor-to-ceiling window and double-height vaulted ceiling; the drawing room is over 20ft square and enjoys pleasant views out over the gardens, while the kitchen/breakfast room is well fitted, and benefits from an Aga.
Upstairs are four bedrooms on the first floor - the master suite has its own staircase leading to a bathroom and dressing room - while the second floor has a fifth bedroom which completes the 3,600+ sq ft of interior accommodation.
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Outside, the gardens include a paddock of over two acres and wide expanses of sweeping lawn with well stocked borders, two ponds and fruit trees. An attractive terrace faces south-west.
Grey Barn is located in Chiddingstone in Kent, within easy reach of Sevenoaks and Tonbridge. The village lies in The Weald, between the North and South Downs, and much of the village is owned by the National Trust.
The guide price is £1.695m. For further information please contact Chesterton Humberts on 01732 741212 or visit www.chestertonhumberts.com.
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