Own a piece of history…

This quaint cottage, is part of former brewery buildings and is a Grade II listed from early 18^th Century to Mid 19^th Century, and was part of a former Public House and White Post Brewery, with residents recorded living there as early as 1871*. With the character of painted brick and plain tiled roofs, brick eaves cornice, segmental sash windows and half glazed panelled front door,  this cottage is the epitome of character and charm.

Inside, offers the perfect blend for modern day open plan living, as you are greeted by a cosy lounge, with an exposed beam, a well-appointed kitchen, with wall and floor cupboards, gas hob, extractor and space for a large fridge/freezer, separate storage cupboards and plenty of sociable dining space for the whole family.

Upstairs, is a bright hallway, and boasts two good sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom which has a white suite, with bath with shower over and under sink storage.

There is the convenience of off-street parking for two vehicles along with a garage to the rear of the property, which can be accessed via the side road.

The idyllic location of Ash Village offers a peaceful retreat, surrounded by the beauty of Kentish countryside, you’ll find yourself immersed in a picturesque setting. Additionally, the good bus links make commuting a breeze for those who need to travel.

Don’t miss the opportunity to make this charming cottage your own and experience the warmth and tranquillity it has to offer. Embrace the quintessential English village lifestyle in this lovely property on Sandwich Road.

If you would like to view this stunning home call our team on 01843 272200 or click the link below to see further photographs and floor plan.

This property is Grade II Listed.

Council Tax Band – B

Mains water, electric, sewer, gas, gas central heating

Freehold

Fixed wireless broadband

*Information from 2024 Pubwiki -( Mr William Bushell who was a Brewers Labourer)