The Lees, Boughton Lees, TN25

Backing onto open farmland situated in one of Kent's quintessentially English villages, this property has been lovingly improved and maintained by the present owner with accommodation including a sitting room with a feature fireplace, country style pine kitchen, two charming bedrooms and a three piece bathroom suite. The owner's recent improvements include night storage heating and carpets.

Outside, to the rear there is a paved patio seating area which benefits from absolutely stunning countryside views, many a day or evening can be spent relaxing and soaking up the idylic surroundings.  The cottage also enjoys private off-road parking for one car to the rear. 

Additionally, subject to the necessary planning conditions there may be the potential to extend or add a conservatory to the rear. 

Boughton Aluph is a pretty Kentish village close to the old Pilgrims Way in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The heart of the village is the picturesque green overlooked by The Flying Horse public house. The nearby Eastwell Estate has a period manor house, Eastwell Manor, a premium hotel and restaurant with an impressive gym for private members only.

The bustling village of Wye is about 2 miles away and has a selection of good schools and is well served by a range of amenities including a Co-Op,  newsagent, chemist, doctors, dentist and pubs and restaurants.

 Ashford is about 4 miles away with a wider range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including primary and grammar schools. There are mainline rail services to London and the coast with the high-speed link taking approximately 38 minutes into St Pancras. 

Character cottages in such a delightful location as this, rarely appear on the open market and we strongly urge interested applicants to make immediate arrangements to view to avoid disappointment.

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