The combination of 17 estate cottages, numerous outbuildings, an original mansion house and over 430 acres of parkland make Waldershare Park Estate an exciting prospect, close to the country's largest ferry port.
The sale of Fort Borstal presents an utterly unique opportunity to own an outstanding piece of history with scope for further development.
Corner Cottage is a beautiful historic house, dating from 1460, that has been elegantly and timelessly updated to suit 21st century living.
Having formed an important part of Hythe since 1773, The Watermill is a stunning example of Georgian architecture which has stood the test of time.
Caste-like Down Farm Oast offers the chance for buyers to live in a beautifully-converted property with unique features, all whilst being surrounded by beautiful scenery and an idyllic village setting.
Hunton Court is an ancient house hiding behind a breathtaking Georgian facade, and all set in a truly beautiful corner of Kent.
It's not often that a property stops us in our tracks, but that's just what Gould Farm, near the village of Frittenden in Kent, has done.
Hayle Oast is a highly unique, spectacular oast barn conversion which magically blends glass, exposed oak beams and cathedral-like ceilings within its interiors.
Elegant interiors, refined features and striking gardens meet at Georgian Castleman's House in Kiln Green, Berkshire.
A plethora of period features meet with tasteful contemporary touches at Jeffries — a wonderful Grade II- listed home in Lynsted near the Kent coast.
Moat House — on the edge of Benenden, Kent — has 7,400sq ft of exceptional interiors, outbuildings totalling 29,000sq ft and just under six acres of land.
The south wing at Lullingstone Castle presents a unique opportunity to put your stamp on an historic property with the added bonus of claiming a castle as your address.
'Lot 51' as it is stated on the auctioneers website is a diamond in the rough — but it will need a lot of resources, money and a clever eye to successfully transform into something new. But who doesn't love a challenge?
'If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.' — Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden.
The Vine Farm is a beautiful Jacobean house full of potential, and commutable from London.
Spectacular gothic architecture, sublime gardens from the 1800's and centuries of rich history meet at Oxney Court in Margarets-at-Cliffe, in Dover.
Britain's oldest inhabited houses — such as this medieval palace near Sevenoaks — are lasting monuments, says Penny Churchill, both to the craftsmen who built them and to the owners who kept them going.
The abandoned lift by the sea at Ramsgate has been through its ups and downs since the late 1920s.
Water Farm on the outskirts of Smeeth, near Ashford in Kent is a wonderfully unpretentious, comfortable family home with just the right blend of traditional style with modern airs.
Milgate House is known to be one of Kent's most important county houses and has a long list of colourful characters that help fill its history.
