Join Ant for tour of a period farmhouse in Headcorn with characterful interiors and private lake
Tour this charming five-bedroom farmhouse with Ant and his excitable assistant. Dating back to 1885, this property seamlessly blends historical charm with modern family living, it’s been owned by the same family for 21 years.
Tile Barn Farm is a charming five-bedroom period farmhouse, set within approximately 4.5 acres in a secluded setting with a converted oast and barn for neighbours. The farmhouse retains many original features and with extensive gardens, it's an idyllic family home owned by the same family for 21 years.
Nestled in a picturesque and secluded setting between Biddenden and Headcorn, this exquisite five-bedroom period farmhouse presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home with approximately 3.5 acres of land. This property seamlessly blends historical charm with modern family living, making it an ideal sanctuary for those seeking space, character, and convenience.
Upon entering, you are immediately struck by the property's rich heritage, examples of which include original wood flooring, original tiled farmhouse flooring, exposed timber beams and large open fireplaces. The generous accommodation includes three versatile reception rooms, providing ample space for both formal entertaining and relaxed family life. The sitting room, a welcoming space, features a traditional open fire, perfect for cosy evenings. Additionally, both the living and dining rooms are enhanced by efficient log burners, creating warm and inviting atmospheres throughout the colder months.
The farmhouse provides five well-proportioned double bedrooms, ensuring comfortable living for all residents. Four of these bedrooms come complete with built-in wardrobes or cupboards, offering practical storage solutions. The main bedroom is a true retreat, featuring a stylish en-suite bathroom and a small dressing room, providing a private haven. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, designed with contemporary fixtures and fittings whilst complementing the home's period character.
A unique and truly impressive feature of this property is the versatile basement room. Currently utilised as a music studio, this room could easily be adapted to suit a variety of needs, whether as a home office, a gym, or a dedicated hobby room, adding significant value and flexibility to the home.
Externally, the property truly excels. The south and west-facing gardens are a delight, meticulously maintained and featuring an attractive pond with a large decked area to enjoy the surroundings, mature fruit trees, and robust fencing that encloses a private rear garden, perfect for children and pets. The expansive grounds extend to approximately 3.5 acres, providing ample space for outdoor pursuits, gardening, equine opportunities or even keeping small livestock. A large gravelled driveway provides extensive off-road parking for multiple vehicles, a practical necessity for any family home. Furthermore, there is convenient vehicular access to the field located behind the property, enhancing its agricultural or recreational potential, plus there is a timber framed garage which includes a log store and workshop area.
The location of this farmhouse combines rural tranquility with excellent connectivity. Families will appreciate being close to Headcorn Primary, Sutton Valence Prep & Senior, Dulwich Prep and Cranbrook School, ensuring quality education is within easy reach. For commuters, Headcorn train station is a mere 1.8 miles away, providing regular and direct services to London Charing Cross and the Kent coast, making city access straightforward whilst retaining the peace of country living.
This exquisite farmhouse is currently for sale with a guide price of £1,250,000 - £1,350,000.
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