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This Grade II listed period house was originally a farmhouse and dates from the 16th Century with later additions, featuring exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces and latch doors.

The generous dimensions of the impressive vaulted entrance hall provide a spacious transition to the various parts of the home. The kitchen is a true heart of the home with bespoke handcrafted units, ample quartz worktops, stone floor and Everhot range cooker and is perfectly designed for both cooking and gathering. A stable door leads out to the garden and an oak door leads to the useful utility room.

From the cosy snug with a wood burning stove and cloakroom, to the expansive sitting room with an original stone inglenook fireplace housing a large wood burner, each space offers comfort and warmth. The grand dining room, also equipped with a stove, is ideal for entertaining guests.

The first floor houses three double bedrooms, all with original fireplaces and one with an en suite shower room. A large family bathroom has a freestanding rolltop bath, separate shower and oak floor. The second floor adds two more double bedrooms and spacious playroom teenage quarters, maximizing living space and providing ample storage in the eaves.

Set in a quiet lane, the property comes with approximately 3.5 acres of beautiful, well stocked gardens together with an adjoining field, which is home to abundant wildlife. A spacious gravel driveway has parking for several cars. The double, oak framed garage houses a studio above, presenting opportunities for a home office or creative space. In the garden, a period 5 bay hoppers barn provides extra storage for garden tools and equipment. An additional 3 acres of land is available under separate negotiation.

This property is not just a home, but a piece of history, offering a private, serene sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, yet having the advantage of being close to supermarkets, excellent schools and a main line station for commuting.

Whether you re nestled by one of the wood burning stoves or enjoying the sounds of nature in the secluded gardens, this home provides a unique opportunity for peace and quiet without being isolated.

LOCATION GUIDE

Matfield is an idyllic place to live or visit. Its charming features and proximity to larger towns and London make it an appealing choice for both residents and visitors. Whether you re interested in exploring the natural beauty of its gardens and trails, enjoying a relaxing afternoon by the duck pond, or taking in a game of cricket on the village green, Matfield offers a slice of quintessential English countryside charm. The local pubs, The Poet and The Star, add to the village s warm community feel, providing perfect spots for dining and socializing.

The accessibility to excellent schools in both Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, and transport links to major cities like London enhances its attractiveness with stations at nearby Paddock Wood and Tonbridge. Brenchley and Matfield Church of England Primary School is also in the village and very well regarded. Shopping and additional amenities in nearby Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone also ensure that while Matfield feels like a peaceful retreat, it does not lack the conveniences of modern living. Whether as a visitor or potential resident, Matfield offers a beautiful backdrop and a welcoming community.