About this property

Set along a country lane in Mark Beech, this attached period home occupies a wonderful position with beautiful gardens, countryside outlooks and just under three acres in all. Coming to the market for the first time in over 60 years, it is a rare opportunity.

The house offers generous and highly flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, with a lovely natural flow and a real sense of space throughout. The architecture has clear Arts and Crafts influences, seen in its attractive rooflines, tiled elevations, traditional windows and the careful relationship between the house and its garden setting. It has clearly been very well cared for over many years, while also offering scope for a new owner to update and adapt parts of the house over time. There are several reception rooms, a bright kitchen/breakfast room, a superb garden room and five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom suite on the second floor with dressing room and bathroom. The layout gives the house real versatility, whether for family life, guests, working from home or simply enjoying different spaces at different times of day. The outlook is a major part of the appeal, with many rooms enjoying far-reaching views across the gardens and surrounding countryside

The ground floor is arranged around a welcoming entrance hall, with the principal reception rooms leading naturally from here. The drawing room sits to one side and has a comfortable, traditional feel, with a fireplace and outlook to the front. There is also a separate dining room, which is an excellent size and works well for family gatherings or more formal entertaining. A further sitting room adds useful flexibility, whether as a snug, study, playroom or quieter everyday space.

The kitchen/breakfast room is bright and practical, with a central island, roof lantern and plenty of space for informal dining. It connects well with the adjoining garden room, which is a particularly lovely feature of the house. With exposed oak framing, generous glazing and views over the garden, it feels like a natural year-round space for sitting, reading or enjoying the setting. Arts and Crafts influences continue inside, with exposed beams, fireplaces, traditional windows and attractive period detailing adding warmth and interest throughout.

Outside
The gardens are a real highlight and extend to just under three acres. They have been beautifully kept and include broad areas of lawn, established planting, mature trees, woodland and paddock land, creating a lovely sense of space and variety. The setting feels private and peaceful, with long views across the grounds and neighbouring countryside. There is plenty of parking, together with a double garage and lean-to storage.

Situation
Mark Beech is a particularly attractive hamlet, surrounded by beautiful countryside and well placed for walks, country pubs and a relaxed rural lifestyle. The house sits within a conservation area along a country lane, less than two miles from Hever Castle, yet remains practical for commuters, with several local stations easily accessible. Nearby villages provide day-to-day facilities, with wider amenities and schools available in Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks and East Grinstead.

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Additional Information
Mains water and electricity. Oil central heating. Septic drainage.
Sevenoaks District Council. Band G.

Additional information

• Set in the High Weald area of outstanding natural beauty
• Character filled property
• Lots of potential
• Substantial home
• Beautiful Garden
• Stunning mature woodland

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate